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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	GSHO 3450	Multiple dominant marker stock	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Alberta, Canada	NSGC	Not Available	2006	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	Multiple dominant marker stock was developed by Dr. Robert Wolfe at the Field Crop Development Center in Canada. These stocks were created by crossing and backcrossing dominant marker stocks into a recurrent genetic background. The dominant alleles include Hsh (hairy leaf sheath), Pub (pubescent leaf blade), Vrs1 (two-rowed), Blp (black lemma and pericarp), Zeo (zeocriton or semi-dwarf).	1722276	GSHO 3450
1	GSHO 3451	Multiple recessive marker stock	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Alberta, Canada	NSGC	Not Available	2006	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	Multiple recessive marker stock was developed by Dr. Robert Wolfe at the Field Crop Development Center in Canada. These stocks were created by crossing and backcrossing recessive marker stocks into a recurrent genetic background. The recessive alleles include alm (albino lemma), wst (white stripe seedling), rob (orange lemma), lks2 (short awn), nud (naked kernel), wax (waxy endosperm), and srh (short rachilla hair).	1722277	GSHO 3451
2	GSHO 3325	OWB DH# 1	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691961	GSHO 3325
3	GSHO 3326	OWB DH# 2	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691962	GSHO 3326
4	GSHO 3327	OWB DH# 3	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691963	GSHO 3327
5	GSHO 3328	OWB DH# 4	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691964	GSHO 3328
6	GSHO 3329	OWB DH# 5	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691965	GSHO 3329
7	GSHO 3330	OWB DH# 6	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691966	GSHO 3330
8	GSHO 3331	OWB DH# 7	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691967	GSHO 3331
9	GSHO 3332	OWB DH# 8	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691968	GSHO 3332
10	GSHO 3333	OWB DH# 9	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691969	GSHO 3333
11	GSHO 3334	OWB DH# 10	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691970	GSHO 3334
12	GSHO 3335	OWB DH# 11	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691971	GSHO 3335
13	GSHO 3336	OWB DH# 12	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States		Historic	2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691972	GSHO 3336
14	GSHO 3337	OWB DH# 13	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691973	GSHO 3337
15	GSHO 3338	OWB DH# 14	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691974	GSHO 3338
16	GSHO 3339	OWB DH# 15	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691975	GSHO 3339
17	GSHO 3340	OWB DH# 16	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691976	GSHO 3340
18	GSHO 3341	OWB DH# 17	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691977	GSHO 3341
19	GSHO 3342	OWB DH# 18	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691978	GSHO 3342
20	GSHO 3343	OWB DH# 19	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691979	GSHO 3343
21	GSHO 3344	OWB DH# 20	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691980	GSHO 3344
22	GSHO 3345	OWB DH# 21	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691981	GSHO 3345
23	GSHO 3346	OWB DH# 22	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691982	GSHO 3346
24	GSHO 3347	OWB DH# 23	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691983	GSHO 3347
25	GSHO 3348	OWB DH# 24	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691984	GSHO 3348
26	GSHO 3349	OWB DH# 25	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691985	GSHO 3349
27	GSHO 3350	OWB DH# 26	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691986	GSHO 3350
28	GSHO 3351	OWB DH# 27	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691987	GSHO 3351
29	GSHO 3352	OWB DH# 28	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691988	GSHO 3352
30	GSHO 3353	OWB DH# 29	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691989	GSHO 3353
31	GSHO 3354	OWB DH# 30	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691990	GSHO 3354
32	GSHO 3355	OWB DH# 31	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691991	GSHO 3355
33	GSHO 3356	OWB DH# 32	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691992	GSHO 3356
34	GSHO 3357	OWB DH# 33	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691993	GSHO 3357
35	GSHO 3358	OWB DH# 34	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691994	GSHO 3358
36	GSHO 3359	OWB DH# 35	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691995	GSHO 3359
37	GSHO 3360	OWB DH# 36	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691996	GSHO 3360
38	GSHO 3361	OWB DH# 37	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691997	GSHO 3361
39	GSHO 3362	OWB DH# 38	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691998	GSHO 3362
40	GSHO 3363	OWB DH# 39	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1691999	GSHO 3363
41	GSHO 3364	OWB DH# 40	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692000	GSHO 3364
42	GSHO 3365	OWB DH# 41	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692001	GSHO 3365
43	GSHO 3366	OWB DH# 42	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692002	GSHO 3366
44	GSHO 3367	OWB DH# 43	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692003	GSHO 3367
45	GSHO 3368	OWB DH# 44	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692004	GSHO 3368
46	GSHO 3369	OWB DH# 45	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692005	GSHO 3369
47	GSHO 3370	OWB DH# 46	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692006	GSHO 3370
48	GSHO 3371	OWB DH# 47	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692007	GSHO 3371
49	GSHO 3372	OWB DH# 48	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692008	GSHO 3372
50	GSHO 3373	OWB DH# 49	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692009	GSHO 3373
51	GSHO 3374	OWB DH# 50	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692010	GSHO 3374
52	GSHO 3375	OWB DH# 51	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692011	GSHO 3375
53	GSHO 3376	OWB DH# 52	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692012	GSHO 3376
54	GSHO 3377	OWB DH# 53	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692013	GSHO 3377
55	GSHO 3378	OWB DH# 54	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692014	GSHO 3378
56	GSHO 3379	OWB DH# 55	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692015	GSHO 3379
57	GSHO 3380	OWB DH# 56	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States		Historic	2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692016	GSHO 3380
58	GSHO 3381	OWB DH# 57	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692017	GSHO 3381
59	GSHO 3382	OWB DH# 58	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692018	GSHO 3382
60	GSHO 3383	OWB DH# 59	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692019	GSHO 3383
61	GSHO 3384	OWB DH# 60	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692020	GSHO 3384
62	GSHO 3385	OWB DH# 61	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692021	GSHO 3385
63	GSHO 3386	OWB DH# 62	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692022	GSHO 3386
64	GSHO 3387	OWB DH# 63	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692023	GSHO 3387
65	GSHO 3388	OWB DH# 64	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692024	GSHO 3388
66	GSHO 3389	OWB DH# 65	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692025	GSHO 3389
67	GSHO 3390	OWB DH# 66	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692026	GSHO 3390
68	GSHO 3391	OWB DH# 67	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692027	GSHO 3391
69	GSHO 3392	OWB DH# 68	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692028	GSHO 3392
70	GSHO 3393	OWB DH# 69	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692029	GSHO 3393
71	GSHO 3394	OWB DH# 70	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692030	GSHO 3394
72	GSHO 3395	OWB DH# 71	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692031	GSHO 3395
73	GSHO 3396	OWB DH# 72	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692032	GSHO 3396
74	GSHO 3397	OWB DH# 73	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692033	GSHO 3397
75	GSHO 3398	OWB DH# 74	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692034	GSHO 3398
76	GSHO 3399	OWB DH# 75	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692035	GSHO 3399
77	GSHO 3400	OWB DH# 76	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692036	GSHO 3400
78	GSHO 3401	OWB DH# 77	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692037	GSHO 3401
79	GSHO 3402	OWB DH# 78	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692038	GSHO 3402
80	GSHO 3403	OWB DH# 79	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692039	GSHO 3403
81	GSHO 3404	OWB DH# 80	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692040	GSHO 3404
82	GSHO 3405	OWB DH# 81	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692041	GSHO 3405
83	GSHO 3406	OWB DH# 82	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692042	GSHO 3406
84	GSHO 3407	OWB DH# 83	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692043	GSHO 3407
85	GSHO 3408	OWB DH# 84	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692044	GSHO 3408
86	GSHO 3409	OWB DH# 85	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692045	GSHO 3409
87	GSHO 3410	OWB DH# 86	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692046	GSHO 3410
88	GSHO 3411	OWB DH# 87	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692047	GSHO 3411
89	GSHO 3412	OWB DH# 88	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC	Not Available	2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692048	GSHO 3412
90	GSHO 3413	OWB DH# 89	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692049	GSHO 3413
91	GSHO 3414	OWB DH# 90	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692050	GSHO 3414
92	GSHO 3415	OWB DH# 91	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692051	GSHO 3415
93	GSHO 3416	OWB DH# 92	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692052	GSHO 3416
94	GSHO 3417	OWB DH# 93	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692053	GSHO 3417
95	GSHO 3418	OWB DH# 94	Hordeum vulgare L. subsp. vulgare	Oregon, United States	NSGC		2004	DEVELOPED	Genetic material	The Oregon Wolfe Barley collection is a population of 94 doubled-haploid stocks developed by Dr. Pat Hayes of Oregon State University. Dr. Hayes crossed multiple recessive and multiple dominant lines, produced by Dr. Bob Wolfe of Canada. Subsequently, the F1 plants resulting from these crosses made by Dr. Hayes, comes a population of double haploid lines with a completely homozygous genotype that can be repeatedly phenotyped and genotyped, providing a unique genetic resource. See observations for details	1692054	GSHO 3418