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Cultivar. "MARTIN". CV-2. Pedigree - Synthetic composed of 21 clonallines selected from seed collected in 1936 from a long-lived stand inMartin County, Minnesota. Intermediate in growth characteristics betweensouthern strains (Lincoln, Achebach, Fischer) and Canadian Commercial.High forage yields and relatively free from leaf diseases.The following were donated by Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta., Kansas State University,Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States. Received 1961.PI 578536. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisACHENBACH.The following were developed by Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., Lincoln, Nebraska,United States. Donated by USDA, ARS, California Agr. Exp. Station,California, United States; Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Nebraska,Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States. Received 1975.PI 578537. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisCultivar. "LYON". CV-6. Pedigree - Mass selection from a farmer's fieldof Lincoln bromegrass. High yields. Excellent seed quality. Highseedling vigor and ease of establishment. More uniform plant type thanLincoln.The following were donated by Fort Lincoln Nursery, Fort Lincoln, NorthDakota, United States. Received 1961.PI 578538. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisNO 1308.The following were donated by Iowa Agr. Exp. Sta., Iowa State University,Ames, Iowa 50011, United States. Received 1976.PI 578539. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisFISCHER; W6 979.The following were developed by Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., Lincoln, Nebraska,United States. Donated by USDA, ARS, California Agr. Exp. Station,California, United States; Nebraska Agr. Exp. Sta., University of Nebraska,Lincoln, Nebraska 68583, United States. Received 1962.PI 578540. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisCultivar. "LANCASTER". CV-4. Pedigree - Developed in 1943 by fieldhybridizations of clones from 5 unrelated sources. Leafy, vigorousstrain with fine stems and somewhat drooping panicles. Relatively freeof diseases. High forage and seed yields.The following were donated by Kansas Agr. Exp. Sta., Kansas State University,Manhattan, Kansas 66506, United States. Received 1963.PI 578541. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisJEANNERET; W6 983.The following were developed by Cornell University, New York Agr. Exp.Station, Geneva, New York 14456, United States. Received 1965.PI 578542. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisCultivar. "SARATOGA". CV-8. Pedigree - Developed from 5 selected,205
elatively self-incompatible clones. Excellent seedling vigor with earlyspringgrowth. High yield and recovery. Resistance to brown spot andscald similar to Lincoln. Adapted to New York environment.The following were donated by Agriculture Canada, Agricultural ResearchStation, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. Received 1966.PI 578543. Broxnus inennis Leysser ssp. inermisREDPATCH; W6 984.The following were developed by H.L. Thomas. Donated by Minnesota Agr. Exp.Sta., Minnesota, United States. Received 1968.PI 578544. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisCultivar. "FOX". CV-14. Pedigree - 5-clone synthetic (B-15, C-6, 2-25and 8-81 trace to a polycross nursery established in 1945 from broadgermplasm, and 23-29 is selected from Fisher). Similar to Lincoln inmaturity and forage yield. Superior to other cultivars in seedlingvigor, seedling resistance to Rhizoctonia solani, root rot andresistance to certain races of leaf spot disease (Helminthosporiumspp.). Adapted to Minnesota and probably adjacent states and Canada.The following were developed by Oklahoma Agr. Exp. Sta., Oklahoma StateUniversity, Department of Agronomy, Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074, United States. Received 1973.PI 578545. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisCultivar. "SOUTHLAND". CV-9. Pedigree - Composite of 5 selectedopen-pollinated progeny lines on the Agronomy Farm at Stillwater,Oklahoma. Coarse, broad-leaved, heavy-stemmed plants with vigorousrhizomes. Rather variable. Higher yielding, greater seedling vigor andsomewhat greater resistance to leaf diseases than other southernvarieties. Good seed yield with adequate nitrogen.The following were donated by R. Loiselle, Agriculture Canada, Central Officefor Plant Gene Resources, Ottawa Research Station, Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0C6,Canada. Received 1979.PI 578546. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisSTRAIN S-7133E PGR8486.The following were donated by J. Moutray, North American Plant Breeders,Inc., Rural Route #3, Ames, Iowa 50010, United States. Received 1980.PI 578547. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisBAYLOR; W6 7093.PI 578548. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisBLAIR.The following were donated by Land O 1 Lakes, Inc, Research Farm, R. R. 2,Weber City, Iowa 50595, United States. Received 1980.PI 578549. Bromus inermis Leysser ssp. inermisBEACON.The following were developed by F.M. Mederick, Agricultural Canada, Field206
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Norris, R.A., ed. 1996. Plant Inven
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disease resistance genes may be obs
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Cultivated. NHA /25B; Ames 13474. A
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Cultivar. "KARY"; MIA 34824. Open p
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Cultivar. "La pischina"; MIA 34889.
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PI 576564. Musa acuminata CollaCult
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PI 576600. Arachis hypogaea L. var.
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Landrace. 1214; cacahuate criollo.
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Landrace. 773; 92ABWHSP-257; NSGC 1
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PI 576665. Triticum aestivum L., no
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on Izmir highway.The following were
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in Algeria. Elevation 870 m.PI 5767
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PI 576776. Triticum durum Desf.Land
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slope that flows into Ziyaret River
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Urfa, Turkey. Elevation 600 m. 3 km
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The following were collected by Ins
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The following were developed by M.
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The following were collected by J.
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PI 576913. Aliiurn lineare L.Wild.
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Wild. W6 4266. Collected in Former
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Glencoe, Illinois 60022, United Sta
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Plant Introduction Station, Pullman
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Cultivated. BJ-163; W6 1842. Collec
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The following were collected by D.
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PI 577027. Dactylis glomerata L.Cul
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PI 577063. Dactylis glomerata L.ABY
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Longitude 6 deg. 8 1E. Elevation 29
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PI 577125. Lactuca sativa L.Cultiva
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PI 577144. Lens culinaris MedikusCu
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52 deg. 4 f N. Longitude 3 deg. 7'
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purple, blooming April to October.
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Wild. 2620a; W6 4728. Collected 197
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PI 577330. Medicago littoralis Rohd
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Wild. 771; W6 4604. Collected 1962
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ILCA 7542; W6 4213.PI 577376. Medic
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University of Alberta, Devonian Bot
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The following were collected by K.A
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PI 577454. Medicago prostrata Jacq.
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The following were donated by P. N.
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PI 577498. Medicago sativa L. sap.
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PI 577541. Medieago sativa ssp. cae
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PI 577564. Medicago sativa ssp. fal
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PI 577584. Medicago sativa var. vis
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PI 577607. Medieago truncatula Gaer
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Wild. 1105; W6 5967. Collected 1963
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The following were donated by Masar
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Cultivar. "ADVENTIST BEAN"; W6 9859
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PI 577714.Wild. WKT 27; 260785-40;
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University, Regional Plant Introduc
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The following were developed by Pur
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TOL 419; Tolima 419; NSL 286390.PI
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variable for fine culms. Separated
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Sinop, Turkey. Elevation 1000 m. 21
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Turkey. Elevation 1050 m. 24 km nor
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PI 577923. Avena sativa L.Cultivate
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PI 577946. Avena sativa L.Cultivate
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plants.PI 577970. Avena sativa L.Cu
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field. Separated from original bulk
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The following were developed by Tho
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Cultivar. "VANFALL". PVP 9400083.Th
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excellent baking quality.The follow
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The following were developed by Den
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The following were developed by Dav
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The following were donated by Rober
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PI 578090. Secale cereale L. asp. c
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Netherlands. Received 08/31/1992.PI
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Species IndexAchnatherum hymenoides
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Eragrostis lehmanniana (578705)Erag
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Pseudoroegneria spicata (578855)Puc
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