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

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PI 5557 52-continuedorigin: United States, historical origin: United States.origin institute: Burroak Nursery, Rt. 1 Box 310, RoundLake, Illinois 60073. cultivar: Green Mound.Perennial. Cultivar. Plant.PI 555753. Ribes altissimum Turcz. ex Pojark.GROSSULARIACEAEDonated by: Hort. Bot. Acad. Sci., Taschkent, Uzbek SSR, USSR.Received April 24, 1987.origin: USSR, pedigree: Open-pollinated seed frombotanical collection, local name: Chernaya Kislitsa.Perennial. Cultivated. Seed.PI 555754. Ribes altissimum Turcz. ex Pojark.GROSSULARIACEAEDonated by: Holloway, P.S., University of Alaska, Fairbanks, Alaska,United States. Received February 11, 1990.origin: USSR, pedigree: Open pollinated from botanicalcollection, collected: August 10, 1990. Perennial.Cultivated. Seed.PI 555755. Ribes americanum Mill. GROSSULARIACEAE CurrantDonated by: Noller, M., Upper Colorado Environmental Plant, Center,Meeker, Colorado, United States. Received June 01, 1982.origin: United States, historical origin: United States.origin institute: USDA/ARS/NGR-Corvallis, 33447 PeoriaRoad, Corvallis, Oregon, pedigree: Seedling selectionfrom wild Colorado seedlot CRIB 805. local name:American Black Currant. Perennial. Breeding Material.Plant.PI 555756 to 555757. Ribes aureum Pursh GROSSULARIACEAE CurrantDonated by: Seibert, T., Forked River, New Jersey, United States.Received February 08, 1984.PI 555756 origin: United States, historical origin: UNCERTAIN.cultivar: Bronze. Perennial. Cultivar. Plant.PI 555757 origin: United States, historical origin: UNCERTAIN.cultivar: Giant Black. Perennial. Cultivar. Plant.58
PI 555758. Ribes aureum Pursh GROSSULARIACEAE CurrantDonated by: Witt, J.A., Washington Park Arboretum, Seattle,Washington, United States. Received June 05, 1984.origin: United States, pedigree: Collected from the wildin Idaho. local name: Golden Currant, collected:January 01, 1952. locality: Custer Country Pass CreekGorge. latitude: 44 deg. N. longitude: 114 deg. W.elevation: 1890m. Perennial. Wild. Seed.PI 555759. Ribes aureum Pursh GROSSULARIACEAE CurrantDonated by: Fredricks,Oregon, United States.N., Oregon State University, Corvallis,Received July 13, 1987.origin: United States, pedigree: Collected from the wildin Oregon, local name: Golden Currant, collected: July1987. locality: 0.9m west of bridge crossing TroutCreek, Hwy 82, Wallowa Co. latitude: 45 deg. 26 min. N.longitude: 117 deg. 20 min. W. elevation: 1130m.Perennial. Wild. Seed.PI 555760 to 555762. Ribes aureum Pursh GROSSULARIACEAE CurrantDonated by: Thompson, M.M., Oregon State University, HorticultureDepartment, Corvallis, Oregon, United States. Received July 12,1989.PI 555760 origin: United States, pedigree: Collected from the wildin Oregon, local name: Golden Currant, collected: June30, 1989. locality: Stream valley with dense vegetation,above Owyhee Lake, latitude: 43 deg. 37 min. N.longitude: 117 deg. 16 min. N. remarks: Coll. from oneplant, 2m tall, very productive Fruit attractive glossyorange-yellow, globose, size varies. Perennial. Wild.Seed.PI 555761 origin: United States, pedigree: Collected from the wildin Oregon, local name: Golden Currant, collected: June30, 1989. locality: Along banks of Owyhee River 2.5km Nof Owyhee Lake, latitude: 43 deg. 46 min. N. longitude:117 deg. 09 min. W. remarks: Fruit w/ black skin andorange flesh, sweet w/ good flavor 7-9mm diameter. Shrub2-3m tall, upright-spreading. Perennial. Wild. Seed.59
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CONTENTSInventory 3IndexScientific
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PI 555405 to 555409-continuedPI 555
Page 7 and 8: PI 555422 to 555423-continuedPI 555
Page 9 and 10: PI 555442. Phoenix dactylifera L. A
Page 11 and 12: PI 555451. Medicago sativa L. FABAC
Page 13 and 14: PI 555456-continuedorigin: United S
Page 15 and 16: PI 555466. Brassica napus L. BRASSI
Page 17 and 18: PI 555478. Nicotiana benthamiana Do
Page 19 and 20: PI 555494-continuedorigin: UNKNOWN,
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
Page 37 and 38: PI 555613 toPI 555623PI 555624PI 55
Page 41 and 42: PI 555660. Zea mays L. subsp. mays
Page 49 and 50: PI 555694. Nicotiana hybrid SOLANAC
Page 51 and 52: PI 555713 to 555716. Nicotiana hybr
Page 57: PI 555 7 48. Ribes acicularis Smith
Page 69 and 70: PI 555803. Ribes cruentum Greene GR
Page 71 and 72: PI 555812. Ribes curvatum Small GRO
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Page 95 and 96: PI 556010 to 556011. Ribes hudsonia
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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 556159 to 556163• Ribes nigrum
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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 556442-continuedorigin: United K
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PI 556451-continuedorigin: United S
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PI 556470 to 556472. Glycine max (L
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PI 556544. Glycine max (L.) Merr. F
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PI 556623. Glycine max (L.) Merr.FA
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PI 556637 to 556639, Glycine max (L
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PI 556942-continuedIpomoea batatas
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PI 556978 to 556979. Gossypium hirs
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PI 557247 to 557250. Corylus colurn
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PI 557260. Corylus colurna var. chi
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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 557410 to 557411. Corylus siebol
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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 557543 toPI 557544PI 557545PI 55
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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 557597-continuedorigin: Netherla
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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 558102-continuedorigin: Argentin
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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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