Plant Inventory No. 200, Part - The Germplasm Resources ...

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PI 555671 to 555681-continuedPI 555676 origin: United States, cultivar: R LINE AR 3025,pedigree: Selected from IS 12664c (Temple Bulk). IS12664c is a Zerazera. other id: Ark 604. remarks:3-dwarf brown sorghum R line that restores pollen to A(l)cytoplasm. AR 3025 X f Wheatland f gives a 2-dwarf hybrid.Grain has a brownish white pericarp, starchy mesocarp,and black glumes. Seed small, round and thresh freelyfrom the glumes. Panicle exertion 2.5cm above the flagleaf, panicle type compact. Plant averages 109cm inheight. Flowers in approximately 75 days after emergence.Redlan X AR 3025. Spring Annual. Breeding Material.Seed.PI 555677 origin: United States, cultivar: R LINE AR 3026.pedigree: Brown sorghum selection from the inbred line NB9040. remarks: 3-dwarf brown sorghum R line thatrestores pollen to A(l) cytoplasm. Grain has brownishwhite pericarp, thin mesocarp, brown testa, yellowendosperm, and mahogany glumes. Seed small and threshfreely from the glumes. Panicle exertion approximately5cm above the flag leaf, panicle type open. Plantapproximately 99cm. Flowers in approximately 76 days.Stalks sturdy and juicy. Plant stands well and resemblesNB. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 555678 origin: United States, cultivar: R LINE AR 3030.pedigree: Selected for the dominant S factor SA 6649-7-2(Double Dwarf f Feterita'.). other id: Feterita.remarks: 3-dwarf brown sorghum R line that restorespollen to A(l) cytoplasm. Grain has brownish whitepericarp, starchy mesocarp, brown testa, & straw coloredglumes. Seed large, flat & thresh freely from the glumes.Panicle touches flag leaf at maturity, panicle type open.Plant height averages 89cm. Flowers in approximately 74days after emergence. Stalk is large & sturdy. Dominant Sfactor or spreader. Spring Annual. Breeding Material.Seed.PI 555679 origin: United States, cultivar: B LINE AR 3033.pedigree: Maintained by selfing and selection in Redlansince its release in 1948. other id: Redlan. remarks:3-dwarf B line that is sterilized by A(l) cytoplasm. Linenot been found different from CSSA Reg. No. 102 Redlan.Pure line taken from that cultivar. Grain has pinkpericarp, starchy mesocarp, & black glumes. Seed mediumsize & thresh easily from glumes. Panicle exertion abovethe flag leaf (7cm), panicle type semi-open. Plant heightavg. 127cm. Flowers in approx. 78 days after emergence.Stalks sturdy,. Spring Annual. Breeding Material.Seed.46
PI 555671 to 555681-continuedPI 555680 origin: United States, cultivar: B LINE AR 3034.pedigree: Maintained by selfing and selection in CK 60since its release in 1950. other id: CK 60. remarks:3-dwarf B line that is sterilized by A(l) cytoplasm. Linenot been found different from CSSA Reg. No. 97 CK 60.Pure line taken from that cultivar. Grain has whitepericarp, starchy mesocarp, & black glumes. Seed large,pointed. Panicle exertion above the flag leaf (13cm),panicle type compact. Plant avg. 122cm in height. Flowersapproximately 74 days after emergence. Stalks sturdy &juicy. Similar to. Spring Annual. Breeding Material.Seed.PI 555681 origin: United States, cultivar: R LINE AR 3040.pedigree: Brown sorghum selection from the cross of IS2403c X AR 3003. other id: Ark 1071. remarks: 3-dwarfbrown sorghum R line that restores to A(l) cytoplasm.Grain has brownish pink pericarp, starchy mesocarp, browntesta, & black glumes. Seed medium in size, round.Panicle exertion above flag leaf (4cm), panicle typeopen. Plant averages 112cm in height. Flowers in approx.77 days. Stalks sturdy with few tillers. Leaves free ofdisease through anthesis. Stalks & leaves deterioraterapidly as. Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 555682. Nicotiana amplexicaulis N. Burb. SOLANACEAE TobaccoReceived .origin: UNKNOWN, other id: 65A. Annual. Wild. Seed.PI 555683. Nicotiana attenuata Torrey ex S. Watson SOLANACEAE TobaccoReceived .origin: UNKNOWN, other id: 7A. Annual. Wild. Seed.PI 555684. Nicotiana benthamiana Domin SOLANACEAE TobaccoReceived .origin: UNKNOWN, other id: 9A. Annual. Wild. Seed.PI 555685. Nicotiana excelsior (J. M. Black) J. M. BlackTobaccoSOLANACEAEReceived .47
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Page 9 and 10: PI 555442. Phoenix dactylifera L. A
Page 11 and 12: PI 555451. Medicago sativa L. FABAC
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Page 17 and 18: PI 555478. Nicotiana benthamiana Do
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Page 21 and 22: PI 555510. Nicotiana glutinosa L.SO
Page 23 and 24: PI 555529. Nicotiana langsdorffii J
Page 25 and 26: PI 555542. Nicotiana otophora Grise
Page 27 and 28: PI 555554 to 555555. Nicotiana rust
Page 29 and 30: PI 555569. Nicotiana sylvestris Spe
Page 35 and 36: PI 555606. Luffa sp.CUCURBITACEAEDo
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Page 41 and 42: PI 555660. Zea mays L. subsp. mays
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Page 49 and 50: PI 555694. Nicotiana hybrid SOLANAC
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Page 57 and 58: PI 555 7 48. Ribes acicularis Smith
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Page 71 and 72: PI 555812. Ribes curvatum Small GRO
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PI 556124 to 556126, Ribes lacustre
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PI 556141. Ribes lobbii A. Gray GRO
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PI 556149. Ribes maximowiczii Batal
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PI 556185 to 556186. Ribes nigrum L
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PI 556368 to 556369. Ribes rubrum L
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PI 556399 to 556401. Ribes sp. GROS
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PI 556410. Ribes sp. GROSSULARIACEA
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PI 556433. Ribes sp. GROSSULARIACEA
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PI 556470 to 556472. Glycine max (L
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PI 557247 to 557250. Corylus colurn
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PI 557270. Corylus cornuta Marshall
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PI 557292. Corylus cornuta varBETUL
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PI 557303-continuedorigin: UNKNOWN,
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PI 557326. Corylus heterophylla var
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PI 557387. Corylus hybrid BETULACEA
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PI 557422 to 557424. Corylus sp. BE
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PI 557434 to 557436. Astragalus sp.
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PI 557460-continueddonor id: WJK 19
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PI 557559. Pisum sativum L. FABACEA
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PI 557569. Zea mays L. subsp. mays
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PI 557582 to 557583. Mentha aquatic
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PI 557639-continuedorigin: Morocco,
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PI 557781. Mentha requienii Benth.
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PI 557891 to 557902. Mentha suaveol
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PI 557936. Mentha x maximilianea F.
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PI 558006 to 558008. Mentha x villo
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PI 558032. Solanum achacachense Car
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PI 558048 to 558050. Solanum commer
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PI 558503. Nicotiana tabacum L. SOL
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PI 558513 to 558515. Beta vulgaris
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[ 558520 to 558534-continuedPI 5585
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I 558702 to 558945-continuedPI 5587
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PI 558949 to 559173. Humulus lupulu
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PI 559260 to 559261. Humulus lupulu
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PI 559282 to 559288. Glycine clande
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Scientific Name Cross ReferenceAbel
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555556,555692-555693Nicotiana setch
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Solanum tarijense 558129-558130Sola
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Rice 558500-RicebeanRomaine lettuce
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