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PI 536692 to 536864-continuedPI 536794 origin: United States. cultivar: TRIANON COS. remarks:Maturity 66 days. Heads 8-9 inches tall, upright,cylindrical, medium green. Self folding leaves formscompact head, with greenish white interior. Leavesthicker more brittle; heavier midrib with sweet yetpiquant flavor. Popular for home and market growing andalso suitable for forcing. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536795 origin: United States, cultivar: SALAMANDER. remarks:Dependable butterhead type. Heads globular shape,produces fairly good when weather is so warm that mostvarieties fail. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536796 origin: United States. cultivar: TENNIS BALL. remarks:Heads firm, even in hot weather, compact, round, mediumlight green. Hearts white, sweet and very tender. Veryreliable variety for market growers. Annual. Cultivar.Seed.PI 536797 origin: United States. cultivar: GOLDEN STATE C.remarks: Far superior to Great Lakes in edible quality.Produces better size and has greater yield at lowtemperatures. Plants very large, dark green, slowbolting, and crisp. Tipburn resistant. Less subject torib-discoloration than Great Lakes. Annual. Cultivar.Seed.PI 536798 origin: United States. cultivar: ARIZONA SUNBRIGHT.remarks: Plants medium size and medium green color.Leaves broad, slightly savoyed and have coarse ruffle,but no serrrations at margins. Tips turn downwardslightly. Head shape nearly spherical. Wrap is good.Uniformity and yielding ability good. Moderatelysusceptible to rib discoloration. Resistant but notimmune to tipburn, some apparent resistance to pink riband russet spotting. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536799 origin: United States. cultivar: SUNBLEST NO 1.remarks: Early maturing, fast growing. Heads large, firmwith very good wrapper leaves. Color excellent. Buttlarge, very smooth at base. Some resistance to tipburn.Annual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536800 origin: United States. cultivar: ANUENUE. remarks:Maintains advantage over Manoa variety in that it retainsmuch of the butter leaf quality, is completely free oftipburn, fairly tolerant to diseases in the field, andgives a much higher yield than Manoa. Annual. Cultivar.Seed.24
PI 536692 to 536864-continuedPI 536801origin: United States.well at both higher andaveraging 1.44 pounds.cultivar: KULANUI. remarks: Doeslower elevations. Produces headsAnnual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536802origin: United States, cultivar: KAUWELA. remarks: Doesvery well at lower elevations. Averages 1.37 pounds.Annual. Cultivar. Seed.PI 536803origin: United States,Outstanding at higherResistant to tipburn.cultivar: LAUPILI.elevations. AveragesAnnual. Cultivar.remarks:1.43 pounds.Seed.PI 536804PI 536805PI 536806PI 536807PI 536808PI 536809origin: United States. cultivar: BUTTERCRUNCH. remarks:Larger-growing Bibb type. Leaves thick clusters, crisp.Ribs tender. Plants vigorous, dark green outside,blanching to creamy white at center. Long-standing; canbe grown practically all season. Seeds black. Annual.Cultivar. Seed.origin: United States, cultivar: MINETTO. remarks:Matures slightly earlier than Oswego and forms smallcompact heads with short cores. Suggested for trial onthose mucks best suited to lettuce production whereOswego and Fulton usually grow too large to pack 24 tothe carton. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.origin: United States, cultivar: OSWEGO. remarks:Maturity 73 days. Plants compact and low-growing. Headsfirm and short cored, slow to bolt even in summer.Excellent results in New York muck crops. Heads somewhatsmaller but still of fine quality and type for uplandplant- ings. Highly recommended for home as well ascommercial use. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.origin: United States. cultivar: SUMMER BIBB. remarks:Maturity 62 days. Can be grown all summer. Heads compact.Leaves a dense cluster. Hearts blanching to creamy white.Slow bolting. Fine eating quality. Annual. Cultivar.Seed.origin: United States. cultivar: GREAT LAKES 65.remarks: Used mostly for summer planting. Season medium.Head size medium/large. Head color dark. Butt core large.Butt appearance smooth. Solidity good. Resistance totipburn fair. Annual. Cultivar. Seed.origin: United States. cultivar: GREAT LAKES 66.remarks: Season medium. Head size large. Head color dark.Butt core large. Butt appearance dark, smooth. Soliditygood. Resistance to tipburn fair. Annual. Cultivar.Seed.25
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PI 537441. Medicago sativa L. FABAC
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PI 537452. Lolium perenne L. POACEA
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PI 538355 to 538359. Pisum sativum
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PI 538375 to 538387. Glycine max (L
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PI 538764. Pisum sativum L. FABACEA
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PI 538777 to 538778. Catharanthus r
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PI 538788. Alopecurus pratensis L.
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PI 538889. Cucumis sp.CUCURBITACEAE
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PI 539115. Hordeum vulgare L. POACE
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