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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 562640	'Ceal'	Avena sativa L.	Alaska, United States	NSGC		1992	DEVELOPED	1972			Cultivar	Early maturing, short, stiff-strawed, white-glumed oat. Principal performance comparisons have been in the Matanuska Valley in southcentral Alaska. Produced average grain yield of 2,692 kg/ha, 8% below Golden Rain, a longtime recommended oat cv. for this area. Compared to Golden Rain, maturity averaged 5.8 days earlier, height 11.4cm shorter, and lodging resistance superior. However, 4% lower in test weight than Golden Rain. Kernel weight of the two cv. equal. Recommended for grain production in areas of Alaska where early maturity is required.	1457612	PI 562640
1	PI 546035	'Dal'	Avena sativa L.	Wisconsin, United States	NSGC		1990	DEVELOPED	1972			Cultivar	Maturity late. Plant height intermediate. Kernels tan. Groat percentage and test weight high. Grain yields high. Groat concentration high. Resistant to naturally-occurring prevalent leaf rust races 202, 216, and 456. Susceptible to 264, 264B, and 305 and biotypes of crown rust identified as Canadian races 13, 20, 36, 50, 152, and 169 and to U.S. races 264B, Pc58, Pc59, and Pc62. AB genes present for stem rust resistance.	1440971	PI 546035
2	PI 506242	'Proat'	Avena sativa L.	Minnesota, United States	NSGC		1987	DEVELOPED	1985			Cultivar	Protein yield and bushel weight excellent. Best adapted to the northern portion of the Midwest oat growing region. Potentially valuable for feed and milling. Resistant to crown rust (Puccinia coronata f. sp. avenae). Resistant to loose smut (Ustilago avenae).	1401178	PI 506242
3	PI 503644	'Hercules'	Avena sativa L.	Pennsylvania, United States	NSGC		1986	DEVELOPED	1986			Cultivar	Plants 5cm taller, more resistant to lodging and 2 days later than Ogle. Leaves and sheaths glabrous. Resistant to loose smut.	1398580	PI 503644
4	PI 494755	'Simpson'	Avena sativa L.	South Carolina, United States	NSGC		1985	DEVELOPED	1983			Cultivar	Plants 94 cm tall with semi-prostrate juvenile growth habit, medium maturity. Straw strength good. Panicles midsized, equilateral. Adapted to southeast U.S. Excellent tolerance to oat mosaic virus. Moderate resistance to leaf rust.	1389691	PI 494755
5	PI 496252	'Cascade'	Avena sativa L.	Alberta, Canada	NSGC		1984	DEVELOPED	1979			Cultivar	Plants medium tall. Maturity medium late, similar to Harmon. Lodging resistance better than Grizzly, equal to Harmon. Seeds medium, yellow. Yield extremely high in central and northern Alberta. Susceptible to crown rust, stem rust, and to smut.	1391188	PI 496252
6	PI 496254	'Fidler'	Avena sativa L.	Manitoba, Canada	NSGC		1984	DEVELOPED	1980			Cultivar	Plants short, strong stemmed. Yield equal to Hudson on the Eastern prairies, best in the rust area. Good resistance to all common races of oat stem rust, leaf rust and smut.	1391190	PI 496254
7	PI 476810	'Centennial'	Avena sativa L.	Wisconsin, United States	NSGC		1983	DEVELOPED	1983			Cultivar	Maturity midseason. Grain yield averages exceed all cultivars except Ogle and Porter. Seeds yellow. Test weight and groat percentage high. Groats plump. Susceptible to barley yellow dwarf virus. Straw strength equal to most midseason varieties. Contains A and B genes for stem rust resistance. Good resistance to crown rust and smut.	1371746	PI 476810
8	PI 476215	'Pierce'	Avena sativa L.	North Dakota, United States	NSGC		1983	DEVELOPED	1983			Cultivar	Maturity late. Seeds relatively large, plump, white. Test weight and groat percentage superior to Hudson and Fidler. Protein percentage superior to Moore. Crown rust resistance intermediate. Susceptible to stem rust race NA27.	1371151	PI 476215
9	PI 48089	Hajira	Avena sativa L.	Algeria	NSGC		1919	COLLECTED		El Hajira		Uncertain improvement status	Originally obtained by H.S. du Toit, Pretoria, from El Hajira, Algeria.	1106141	PI 48089
10	CIav 9413	'Coker 227'	Avena sativa L.	South Carolina, United States	NSGC		1981	DEVELOPED	1973			Cultivar	It has good resistance to the crown rust races now prevalent in the southern states. It is hardy to cold and produces large amounts of high quality forage. It is resistant to Victoria blight and is tolerant to Barley Yellow Dwarf virus and soil mosaic virus.	1048492	CIav 9413
11	CIav 9418	'Coker 716'	Avena sativa L.	South Carolina, United States	NSGC		1981	DEVELOPED				Cultivar	Compared with Coker 66-22, which it replaces, Coker 716 is higher yielding, has higher test weight, and slightly shorter, stronger straw. Has same high degree of winter- hardiness and soil-borne mosaic resistance.	1048523	CIav 9418
12	CIav 9400	'Larry'	Avena sativa L.	Illinois, United States	NSGC		1980	DEVELOPED	1980			Cultivar	Larry is a high yielding, early maturing variety with good resistance to Yellow Dwarf Virus. Rust and smut reactions of Larry are similar to Lang in that it is susceptible to the newer races of both diseases. Compared to the variety 'Lang' it has similar maturity, equal or better lodging resistance, higher test weight. The kernels are yellow and Non-fuorescent.	1048412	CIav 9400
13	CIav 9401	'Ogle'	Avena sativa L.	Illinois, United States	NSGC		1980	DEVELOPED	1980			Cultivar	Ogle is a very high yielding, widely adapted, medium maturing variety with excellent resistance to the Yellow Dwarf Virus disease.	1048413	CIav 9401
14	CIav 9360	'Marathon'	Avena sativa L.	Wisconsin, United States	NSGC		1978	DEVELOPED	1980			Cultivar	Has high grain yields and average test weight, and it ranks high in the production of pounds of groat protein per acre. Heads one day earlier than Dal, and averages 0.7% below Dal in groat protein. Good resistance to the newer smut races and to races of crown rust now prevalent in Wisconsin. Moderately susceptible to the red leaf virus. The lemma side of kernels are lightly fluorescent.	1048143	CIav 9360
15	CIav 9359	'Moore'	Avena sativa L.	Minnesota, United States	NSGC		1978	DEVELOPED	1979			Cultivar	Spring oat, lodging resistance, moderately resistant to crown rust and stem rust, resistant to a wisconsin loose smut, moderately resistant ot a Minnesota composite, susceptible to a "Lodi strain" of smut from Wisconsin.	1048137	CIav 9359
16	CIav 9297	'Appaloosa'	Avena sativa L.	Washington, United States	NSGC		1977	DEVELOPED	1978			Cultivar	A mid-tall, early stiff-straw oat released in 1978. Kernels are yellow-gray in color and grain test wt. is about equal to that of Cayuse. Appaloosa is best adapted in high yielding locations.	1047739	CIav 9297
17	CIav 9266	'Corbit'	Avena sativa L.	Idaho, United States	NSGC		1976	DEVELOPED	1977			Cultivar	Corbit is a relatively stiff-strawed, midseason, spring oat with good lodging resistance. It has mid-plump, yellow ker- nels similar to Cayuse in color and shape.	1047558	CIav 9266
18	CIav 9260	'Brooks'	Avena sativa L.	North Carolina, United States	NSGC		1976	DEVELOPED	1978			Cultivar		1047524	CIav 9260
19	CIav 9257	'Lang'	Avena sativa L.	Illinois, United States	NSGC		1976	DEVELOPED	1977			Cultivar	High yielding, early maturing, short strawed, lodging resistant and has wide adaptation, compared to Otee and Jaycee but less tolerant to BYVD and slightly lower in test weight and protein. Susceptible to several races of stem and crown rust and to one of the newer races of smut. Kernels generally yellow in color and nonfluorescent.	1047510	CIav 9257
20	CIav 9252	'Otana'	Avena sativa L.	Idaho, United States	NSGC		1976	DEVELOPED	1976			Cultivar	Otana is a spring oat. It is a midseason relatively tall oat Kernels are plump, short, and creamy-white. It is susceptible to races of crown rust.	1047480	CIav 9252
21	CIav 9256	'Lancer'	Avena sativa L.	South Dakota, United States	NSGC		1976	DEVELOPED	1979			Cultivar	Stem rust resistant selections from Spear. Several selections were resistant to these stem rust races, so from that group we selected the line with the best grain quality (light color and plump kernels).	1047501	CIav 9256
22	CIav 9224	'Firecracker'	Avena sativa L.	North Carolina, United States	NSGC		1975	DEVELOPED	1976			Cultivar	Area of adaptation will probably be confined to North Carolina and Virginia coastal plains due to limited winter hardiness and crown rust susceptibility. This is a very unique line in appearance. Short and very stiff straw with large numbers of seed/panicle, but the seed and basic plant type are much more normal than the 'Milford' types. Tested as NC 1373-1.	1047313	CIav 9224
23	CIav 9211	'Bates'	Avena sativa L.	Missouri, United States	NSGC		1974	DEVELOPED	1977			Cultivar		1047233	CIav 9211
24	CIav 9205	'Hudson'	Avena sativa L.	Manitoba, Canada	NSGC		1974	DEVELOPED	1974			Cultivar	Hudson has strong, moderately short straw. Kernels are creamy white in color and medium in size.	1047196	CIav 9205
25	CIav 9203	'Spear'	Avena sativa L.	South Dakota, United States	NSGC		1974	DEVELOPED	1974			Cultivar	Spear oats is a spring oat cult. devel. by SD AES. Spear combines excellent straw strength with good yields and a high groat protein content. It is moderately resistant to rave 264B of crown rust. The postulated genotype for stem rust is a B(seg) Defh. About 62% of the plants contain the dominant B lodging and produced good yields.	1047184	CIav 9203
26	CIav 9204	'Salem'	Avena sativa L.	North Carolina, United States	NSGC		1973	DEVELOPED	1974			Cultivar	Salem is a very high-yielding new oat variety with excellent straw strength, high test weight, and good winter hardiness. It is comparable in height to Carolee, has good resistance to powdery mildew, and is resistant to some races of crown rust. It is moderately resistant to soil-borne mosaic and shows some tolerance to barley yellow dwarf virus.	1047189	CIav 9204
27	CIav 9198	'TAM O-301'	Avena sativa L.	Texas, United States	NSGC		1973	DEVELOPED	1973			Cultivar	Resistant to crown rust races prevalent in South Texas. Has announced leaf pubescence. Good straw strength.	1047156	CIav 9198
28	CIav 9194	'Noble'	Avena sativa L.	Indiana, United States	NSGC		1973	DEVELOPED	1973		40.42586860, -86.90806550	Cultivar	Resistant to races of loose smut currently prevalent in Indiana and is moderately resistant to the barley yellow dwarf virus disease. Limited resistant to the rusts being susceptable to current predominant races. Because of its yielding ability and resistance to lodging it is expected to become a major variety in Indiana.	1047137	CIav 9194
29	CIav 9166	'Mackinaw'	Avena sativa L.	Michigan, United States	NSGC		1972	DEVELOPED	1974			Cultivar	This new variety is superior in lodging resistance and test weight to Garry and its yield record is similar. Machinaw has field tolerance to Septoria black stem. It is moderately suceptible to barley yellow dwarf.	1046987	CIav 9166
30	CIav 9160	'Astro'	Avena sativa L.	New York, United States	NSGC		1972	DEVELOPED	1972			Cultivar	Orbit sib, about bu/acre higher yield and stronger straw than Orbit. Kernels are white and substantially smaller than Orbit kernels. Otherwise, the two varieties are similar. Astro was the highest yielding entry in the Uniform Midseason Oat Performance Nursery in 1969, 1970, and 1971.	1046953	CIav 9160
31	CIav 9140	'Windsor'	Avena sativa L.	Virginia, United States	NSGC		1971	DEVELOPED	1971			Cultivar	Windsor is moderately resistant to soil-borne mosaic, but is susceptible to crown rust.	1046826	CIav 9140
32	CIav 9086	'Otee'	Avena sativa L.	Illinois, United States	NSGC		1971	DEVELOPED	1973			Cultivar	It is early maturing and has short stiff straw. Yield and test weight are generally high when compared to early matur- ing selections. Crown and stem rust reactions are similar to Jaycee which provides resistance to most older races but sus ceptibility to several newer races. Otee has excellent tolerance to barley yellow dwarf virus.	1046531	CIav 9086
33	CIav 9080	'Chief'	Avena sativa L.	South Dakota, United States	NSGC		1971	DEVELOPED	1971			Cultivar	Chief is a midseason oat showing good resistance to crown rust. Mid-tall; fair straw strength; yellow oat with up to 4% white and flourescing.	1046500	CIav 9080
34	CIav 8443	'Elan'	Avena sativa L.	Georgia, United States	NSGC		1969	DEVELOPED	1970			Cultivar	Elan, a short oat with strong straw, is medium early in maturity. It has good hardiness and is adapted to the Coastal Plain and Piedmont areas of Georgia. It is a dual purpose oat. It has good resistance to prevailing races of crown and stem rust. It is also resistant to Victoria blight.	1043761	CIav 8443
35	CIav 8442	'Nodaway 70'	Avena sativa L.	Missouri, United States	NSGC		1969	DEVELOPED	1970			Cultivar	Spring oat, early maturing, and strong roots. It is resis- tant to smut, and has a ABef genes for stem rust resistance and appears to be a little more tolerant to BYDV than Nodaway. Nodaway 70 is more uniform in height and maturity than Nodaway.	1043756	CIav 8442
36	CIav 8277	'Mesa'	Avena sativa L.	Arizona, United States	NSGC		1966	DEVELOPED	1966			Cultivar	Intermediate in height and maturity. Considerable tolerance to yellow dwarf disease. Striking feature is very dk grn lux. veg. growth. Seeds are light colored, yel-red, lg, long, and plump. Adapted to arid clim. such as Arizona. Hi ylding. Has outperformed Markton by l3% in dry matter in Yuma 1965.	1043042	CIav 8277
37	CIav 8183	'Chilocco'	Avena sativa L.	Oklahoma, United States	NSGC		1965	DEVELOPED	1970			Cultivar	Chilocco is an early maturing, good yielding, winter oat with wxtremely good test weight, winterhardiness and lodging resistance. The early growth is semi-prostrate to slightly upright. Kernels are awnless, midplump, and yellow in color.	1042623	CIav 8183
38	CIav 8205	'Walken'	Avena sativa L.	Kentucky, United States	NSGC		1965	DEVELOPED	1970		37.98868920, -84.47771530	Cultivar	Walken has stiff straw and excellent lodging resistance, even though it is somewhat taller than Compact. It has proven to be very winter hardy. It is a dual purpose variety that can be used for either grain or silage.	1042722	CIav 8205
39	CIav 8226	'Florida 501'	Avena sativa L.	Florida, United States	NSGC		1965	DEVELOPED	1968			Cultivar	Florida 501 exhibits an intermediate to upright growth. It is a medium early oat. It is rather short and has relatively stiff straw. Kernels are rather plump and test weight is high. It carries the same general disease resistance as FL 500 but is much more uniform and has consistently been higher in grain quality as well as grain and early forage yields.	1042816	CIav 8226
40	CIav 8171	'Kelsey'	Avena sativa L.	Manitoba, Canada	NSGC		1965	DEVELOPED	1967			Cultivar	Kelsey appears similar to Rolney and Harmon in the field, but has smaller kernels and is slightly shorter than these two varieties. Kelsey has stem rust resistance equal to Garry and Harmon and has tolerance to crown rust and yellow dwarf. It has produced extremely high yields in some tests in Manitoba.	1042570	CIav 8171
41	CIav 8163	'Nora'	Avena sativa L.	Arkansas, United States	NSGC		1965	DEVELOPED	1966			Cultivar	Winter oat, short with stiff straw. Slightly shorter plants than Ora. More winterhardy and darker green foliage than Ora.	1042534	CIav 8163
42	CIav 8023	'Florida 500'	Avena sativa L.	Florida, United States	NSGC	Not Available	1963	DEVELOPED	1965			Cultivar	Florida 500 is a short, medium early oat variety, well adapted to Florida growing conditions. Grain yield has been superior to that of other adapted varieties and resistance to current crown rust races is the best presently available. Forage yield also is relatively good.	1042034	CIav 8023
43	CIav 7971	'Jaycee'	Avena sativa L.	Illinois, United States	NSGC		1963	DEVELOPED	1967			Cultivar	High yielding, earlier and shorter than other varieties in Illinois. High tolerance to Barley yellow dwarf, some resistance to stem rust, crown rust. resistant to prevalant races of smut.	1041874	CIav 7971
44	CIav 7811	'Orbit'	Avena sativa L.	New York, United States	NSGC		1962	DEVELOPED	1963			Cultivar	A medium-season maturity oat. Ripeness is uniform; all the grains mature at the same time. Seeds of Orbit have muted white hulls- no yellow grains; has excellant stem rust resistance.	1041313	CIav 7811
45	CIav 7706	'Sierra'	Avena sativa L.	California, United States	NSGC		1961	DEVELOPED	1961			Cultivar	Sierra is crown and stem rust resistance. Its grain is grey and wider than most oats with a test weight between that of Indio and Calif. Red.	1040899	CIav 7706
46	CIav 7680	'Tippecanoe'	Avena sativa L.	Indiana, United States	NSGC		1961	DEVELOPED	1965		40.42586860, -86.90806550	Cultivar	Tippecanoe was resistant to the loose smuts and is resistant to halo blight. It is moderately susceptible to the barley yellow dwarf virus disease in Indiana.	1040777	CIav 7680
47	CIav 7639	'Clintland 64'	Avena sativa L.	Indiana, United States	NSGC		1960	DEVELOPED	1964		40.42586860, -86.90806550	Cultivar	Clintland 64 has additional resistance to both crown and stem rust beyond that of Clintland 60.	1040603	CIav 7639
48	CIav 7509	'Sumter'	Avena sativa L.	South Carolina, United States	NSGC		1959	DEVELOPED	1961			Cultivar	Maturity similar to Victorgrain 48-93. Height as short or shorter than Victorgrain. Stiff straw. Unique resistance to crown rust over other varieties in locality.	1040139	CIav 7509
49	CIav 7463	'Clintford'	Avena sativa L.	Indiana, United States	NSGC		1959	DEVELOPED	1966		40.42586860, -86.90806550	Cultivar	Clintford has an outstanding combination of straw strength, yield potential, kernel size, test weight, and percent groats.	1039996	CIav 7463
50	CIav 7413	'Roanoke'	Avena sativa L.	Virginia, United States	NSGC		1958	DEVELOPED	1962			Cultivar		1039826	CIav 7413
51	CIav 7229	'Moregrain'	Avena sativa L.	South Carolina, United States	NSGC		1956	DEVELOPED	1958			Cultivar		1039088	CIav 7229
52	CIav 6903	'Norline'	Avena sativa L.	Indiana, United States	NSGC		1953	DEVELOPED	1960		40.42586860, -86.90806550	Cultivar	Norline is moderately resistant to the barley yellow dwarf virus disease. It is resistant to the races of loose smut and crown rust, but does not possess the full resistance of Victoria blight.	1038074	CIav 6903
53	CIav 6821	Trispernia	Avena sativa L.	Iowa, United States	NSGC		1953	COLLECTED			42.00000000, -93.00000000	Uncertain improvement status		1037785	CIav 6821
54	CIav 6662	'Garry'	Avena sativa L.	Manitoba, Canada	NSGC		1952	DEVELOPED	1947			Cultivar	Garry is resistant to Victoria blight, smut, stem rust and to races 34 45 of crown rust, but not to race 57. Resistant to most of the North American races of stem rust and resistant or field tolerant to present important crown rust races.	1037316	CIav 6662
55	CIav 5106	'Cimarron'	Avena sativa L.	Oklahoma, United States	NSGC		1948	DEVELOPED	1954			Cultivar	Under Oklahoma conditions it has been quite high yields and test weight. It appears to have a high degree of winterhardi ness. Submitted for Coffman's special fall-sown winterhardi- ness nursery, and also for the regular 1948-49 winterhardi- ness nursery.	1030253	CIav 5106
56	CIav 4660	'Mustang'	Avena sativa L.	Texas, United States	NSGC		1946	DEVELOPED	1950			Cultivar	Mustang is outstanding in cold resistance. It is also more disease-resistant than most varieties now grown in Texas.	1028948	CIav 4660
57	CIav 3845	'Advance'	Avena sativa L.	New York, United States	NSGC		1939	DEVELOPED	1949			Cultivar		1026023	CIav 3845
58	CIav 3846	'Cherokee'	Avena sativa L.	Iowa, United States	NSGC		1939	DEVELOPED	1948			Cultivar		1026024	CIav 3846
59	CIav 3424	'Wintok'	Avena sativa L.	Oklahoma, United States	NSGC		1937	DEVELOPED	1941			Cultivar	A winter hardy oat. As a result of synthetic breeding, it is the hardiest variety of winter oats in existence.	1024728	CIav 3424
60	CIav 3247	'Marion'	Avena sativa L.	Iowa, United States	NSGC		1934	DEVELOPED	1940			Cultivar	"New Smut and Rust Resistant Oats". An exceptionally plump, yellowish white oat, supposedly resistant to stem rust and sumt and to certain strains of crown rust.	1023850	CIav 3247
61	CIav 3168	'Fulwin'	Avena sativa L.	Tennessee, United States	NSGC		1934	DEVELOPED	1934			Cultivar	A cold-resistant variety. Sib of Tennex.	1023490	CIav 3168
62	CIav 2505	'Hairy Culberson'	Avena sativa L.	Virginia, United States	NSGC		1928	DEVELOPED				Cultivar	A very hardy winter oat; early to midseason maturity, and the distinct hairiness of many of the seedling plants. The selection was made primarily because of its small, short kernels.	1020886	CIav 2505
63	CIav 2027	'Gopher'	Avena sativa L.	Minnesota, United States	NSGC		1923	DEVELOPED	1923			Cultivar	A white-seeded, open-panicled, early oat. Morphologically it is identical with Albion, but is said to have a stiffer straw.	1017728	CIav 2027
64	CIav 1978	'Green Russian'	Avena sativa L.	Iowa, United States	NSGC		1921	COLLECTED			42.00000000, -93.00000000	Cultivar	The origin of Green Russian has not been determined. It probably was introduced from Europe into Iowa or Minnesota by Russian or other European immigrants about 1870.	1017370	CIav 1978
65	CIav 1892	'Green Mountain'	Avena sativa L.	Missouri, United States	NSGC		1921	COLLECTED			38.00000000, -98.00000000	Cultivar		1016783	CIav 1892
66	CIav 1614	'White Tartar'	Avena sativa L.	Maryland, United States	NSGC		1920	COLLECTED			39.00000000, -76.83333333	Cultivar	White Tartar apparently was first introduced into the U.S. about 1850 or earlier.	1015063	CIav 1614
67	CIav 1815	'Appler'	Avena sativa L.	Georgia, United States	NSGC		1920	DEVELOPED				Cultivar		1016261	CIav 1815
68	CIav 1570	'Winter Turf'	Avena sativa L.	Oregon, United States	NSGC		1920	COLLECTED			44.00000000, -120.00000000	Cultivar	Winter Turf apparently was first introduced into Virginia, presumably from England, and has persisted. Details regarding its introduction and early history have not been determined. It is very probable that the variety was first brought to Virginia by early colonists.	1014752	CIav 1570
69	CIav 1242	'Cornellian'	Avena sativa L.	New York, United States	NSGC		1920	DEVELOPED	1920			Cultivar		1012409	CIav 1242
70	CIav 1373	'Joanette'	Avena sativa L.	France	NSGC		1920	COLLECTED	1889			Cultivar		1013358	CIav 1373
71	CIav 1120	'Kherson'	Avena sativa L.	Nebraska, United States	NSGC		1920	COLLECTED			41.50000000, -100.00000000	Cultivar		1011504	CIav 1120
72	CIav 839	'Kanota'	Avena sativa L.	Kansas, United States	NSGC		1918	DEVELOPED	1919			Cultivar		1009256	CIav 839
73	CIav 751	'Banner'	Avena sativa L.	Montana, United States	NSGC		1913	COLLECTED			47.00000000, -110.00000000	Cultivar		1008564	CIav 751
74	CIav 708	'Fulghum'	Avena sativa L.	Georgia, United States	NSGC		1912	DEVELOPED	1912			Cultivar		1008242	CIav 708
75	CIav 511	'Red Rustproof'	Avena sativa L.	Alabama, United States	NSGC		1907	COLLECTED			33.00000000, -87.00000000	Cultivar		1006809	CIav 511