Plant Inventory No. 199, Parti - The Germplasm Resources ...

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PI 540803 to 540824-continuedPI 540804 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2870. pedigree:((TAM2566*(BTx3197*SC170))*Tx2767). other id: GP-327.group: CSR-SORGHUM. remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge(Contarinia sorghicola). Maturity early (61 days to 50%anthesis), 122cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple,red epicarp color, thin mesocarp, and normal endosperm.Moderately resistant to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea.Resistant to head smut caused by Sphacelotheca reiliana.Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540805 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2871. pedigree:((TAM2566*(BTx3197*SC170))*Tx2767). other id: GP-328.group: CSR-SORGHUM. remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge(Contarinia sorghicola). Maturity early (61 days to 50%anthesis), 102cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple,red epicarp color, thin mesocarp, and normal endosperm.Moderately resistant to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea.Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540806 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2872. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-4-4)* Tx2767. other id: GP-329. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (54 days to 50% anthesis),114cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, whiteepicarp color, thick mesocarp, and normal endosperm.Excellent resistance to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea.Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540807 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2873. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-4-4)* Tx2767. other id: GP-330. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (61 days to 50% anthesis),124cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, red epicarpcolor, thick mesocarp, and normal endosperm. Excellentresistance to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea. SpringAnnual. Breeding Material. Seed.584
PI 540803 to 540824-continuedPI 540808 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2874. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-4-4)* Tx2767. other id: GP-331. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (62 days to 50% anthesis),109cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, whiteepicarp color, thin mesocarp, and normal endosperm.Excellent resistance to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea.Resistant to head smut caused by Sphacelotheca reiliana.Spring Annual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540809 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2875. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-4-4)* Tx2767. other id: GP-332. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (57 days to 50% anthesis),112cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, red epicarpcolor, thick mesocarp, and normal endosperm. Excellentresistance to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea. SpringAnnual. Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540810 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2876. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-8-24)* Tx2766). other id: GP-333. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (57 days to 50% anthesis),104cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, red epicarpcolor, thin mesocarp, and normal endosperm. Resistant torust caused by Puccinia purpurea. Spring Annual.Breeding Material. Seed.PI 540811 origin: United States, origin institute: Texas Agr. Exp.Sta., Route 3, Box 219, Lubbock, Texas 79401-9757.cultivar: Tx2877. pedigree:((Tx430*(((RY8*Tx2536)*(SC110-9*SC599-6))*SC175-9)-12-8-24)* Tx2766). other id: GP-334. group: CSR-SORGHUM.remarks: Resistant to sorghum midge (Contariniasorghicola). Maturity early (61 days to 50% anthesis),102cm in height. Plant color reddish-purple, whiteepicarp color, thin mesocarp, and normal endosperm.Resistant to rust caused by Puccinia purpurea. SpringAnnual. Breeding Material. Seed.585
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PI 536645. Oryza sativa L. POACEAE
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PI 537361 to 537363. Leymus hybridP
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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 538322 to 538327. Amaranthus hyb
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PI 538375 to 538387. Glycine max (L
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PI 538414-continuedorigin: Canada.L
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PI 538764. Pisum sativum L. FABACEA
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