Plant Inventory No. 202, Part II, - The Germplasm Resources ...

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PI 566942 to 566947-continuedPI 566943 origin: United States, origin institute: New Mexico Agr.Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, Dept. of Agronomy& Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 UnitedStates, cultivar: IBMF-89063. pedigree: G.barbadense/G. hirsutum var. marie-galante. other id:PL-5. source: Crop Sci, 33(6):1428 1993. group:CSR-COTTON. restricted: CSR. remarks: Moderatelyuniform upland phenotype. Short to medium stature.Midseason maturity. Segregates for fertility and othertraits including stature, prolificacy and fiberproperties. Released to breeders because of uniqueancestry. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 566944 origin: United States, origin institute: New Mexico Agr.Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, Dept. of Agronomy& Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 UnitedStates, cultivar: HPNHF-90013. pedigree: Developed overa 15 year period from a very complex series ofinterspecies (G. hirsutum/G. barbadense) crosses, otherid: PL-4. source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1428 1993. group:CSR-COTTON. restricted: CSR. remarks: Segregates forfertility restoration, but the fertile segregants in thepopulation possess and transmit a very high level offertility to their Fl hybrids. Certain segregants alsohave high levels of fiber strength. Variability foryield, earliness, and gin turnout can be derived fromthis germplasm. Moderately susceptible to Verticilliumwilt (Verticillium dahliae), indicating a need for matingthis line to female parents possessing good wilttolerance. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 566945 origin: United States. origin institute: New Mexico Agr.Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, Dept. of Agronomy& Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 UnitedStates, cultivar: PANF-88508. pedigree: Pimanectariless/G. barbadense cv. Ashmouni. other id: PL-3.source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1428 1993. group: CSR-COTTON.restricted: CSR. remarks: Upland phenotypes short tomedium statured, intermediate between the Plains andDelta plant types and midseason in maturity. Transmitsgood yield, good fertility and good stress resistance toits progeny. Fiber properties equal or superior to modalDelta cultivars. Needs further selection for trueness tomodal type. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.12
PI 566942 to 566947-continuedPI 566946 origin: United States, origin institute: New Mexico Agr.Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University f Dept. of Agronomy& Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 UnitedStates, source history: Original cross made in 1967 byC.R. Chew, USDA-ARS, Las Cruces. cultivar: IV4F-91057.pedigree: 25th generation selection from EarlyYugoslavian upland/G. barbadense line, Pima 1-71. otherid: PL-2. source: Crop Sci. 33(6):1428 1993. group:CSR-COTTON. restricted: CSR. remarks: Upland type ingeneral appearance, but carries some traits inheritedfrom its Pima parent incl. semi-naked seed. <strong>Plant</strong>short-statured, narrow profile, early maturity. Producedhybrids that compete with Paymaster 145 in northern HighPlains, or in late planting situations where earliness isat a premium. Parental line transmits good fertility,heterosis for yield & earliness to its progeny. Hybridshave some tol. to drought & low temp, stress. Betterstorm resist, than standard Acala cvs., although notstormproof. Fiber strength & maturity good. Staple lengthtends to be short. Spring Annual. Breeding Material.Seed.PI 566947 origin: United States, origin institute: New Mexico Agr.Exp. Sta., New Mexico State University, Dept. of Agronomy& Horticulture, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003 UnitedStates, cultivar: BHLF-87049. pedigree: Selected fromthe backcross family {(Dixie King R-Line 11-A/BobshawHi-linter)/Bobshaw Hi-linter)}. other id: PL-1. source:Crop Sci. 33(6):1428 1993. group: CSR-COTTON.restricted: CSR. remarks: Deltatype phenotype. Heightmedium. Excellent combining ability for yield & ginturnout. <strong>Plant</strong>s show prolific fruit set in mid-season.Bolls medium size. Lint avg. 41%. Fiber shorter, weakerthan present commercial Delta cvs. Yield of average BHLFhybrid similar to yields of check cvs. Location x yearinteractions with specific BHLF hybrid combinationsindicate superior hybrids can be identified for certainregions. Pollen fertility ratings show Fl hybrids had thehighest fertility of any upland hybrids tested & werealmost equal to interspecific hybrids in this respect.Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 566948 to 566952. Gossypium hirsutum L. MALVACEAE Upland cottonDonated by: Davis, D.D., New Mexico Agr. Exp. Sta., New Mexico StateUniversity, Las Cruces, New Mexico 88003, United States; and CottonIncorporated, remarks: Five Cotton Parental B-Lines. ReceivedApril 09, 1993.13
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PI 568181. Carthamus tinctorius L.A
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