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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 65875098HT-159Teloxys aristata (L.) Moq. MongoliaNC7GREENHOUSE1999COLLECTED09/04/1998Batchirrit Sum, Henti Aimag.48.87888889, 110.101388891219Hilly area in the valley of the Onon River with lowlands near the site used as hayfields. Soils are eroded granitic rock. 3% slope with a southern aspect.Wild materialWeedy species. 1578732PI 658750
1PI 658747Index Seminum 2136Oxybasis rubra (L.) S. Fuentes et al. PolandNC7LEAF1997COLLECTEDPRE 1996Wild material1546410PI 658747
2PI 677109SPI 151Spinacia hybr.Copenhagen, DenmarkNC7SEED1997DONATEDCultivated materialA segregating hybrid population with traits of Spinacia tetrandra and Spinacia oleracea. The leaf blade shapes and seed spines vary.1538659PI 677109
3PI 677110SPI 156/90Spinacia turkestanica Iljin Thüringen, GermanyNC7SEED1997DONATEDWild material1538661PI 677110
4PI 568155huautzontleChenopodium berlandieri Moq. subsp. nuttalliae (Saff.) H. D. Wilson & Heiser MexicoNC7GREENHOUSE1992COLLECTED11/06/1992Cacaloxuchil, Mpio. Huaquechula, Edo. de Puebla.18.75000000, -98.500000001680LandraceHerb, 1m tall. Cultivated for the tender inflorescences which are eaten as a vegetable, similar to broccoli. Seeds dark red.1463126PI 568155
5PI 674265'Chucapaca'Chenopodium quinoa Willd. La Paz, BoliviaNC7GREENHOUSE1990DEVELOPEDPRE 1988Cultivar1062773PI 674265
6PI 674266DE-1Chenopodium quinoa Willd. EcuadorNC7GREENHOUSE1990COLLECTED01/26/1990Otavalo.-0.21666667, -78.250000004267Cultivated field.Cultivated material1062824PI 674266
7PI 510525Chupica Canihua (Aymara), Canihua Rojo (Chenopodium pallidicaule Aellen Puno, PeruNC7GREENHOUSE1985COLLECTED07/27/1985Chatuma Community, Pomata Province, Puno Department.-16.36284270, -69.27651950Cultivated materialSown late October, harvest early March. Yields 11 or more kg from planting one kg. Not hail resistant. Producer: Ascencio Quispe Ccot. Frost resistant.1405461PI 510525
8PI 510551Quinua (Quechua), Quinoa var. K'anko'llaChenopodium quinoa Willd. PeruNC7GREENHOUSE1985COLLECTED08/10/1985Pesqueria Community, Arapa District, Azangaro Province, Puno Department.-15.13333333, -70.11666667Cultivated materialPlants .18 to 1.5m tall. Sown in October, harvested in March and April. Produces well in dry areas; does poorly in wet years. Low level of frost resistance.1405487PI 510551
9PI 478406Laste rosadaChenopodium pallidicaule Aellen La Paz, BoliviaNC71981DEVELOPEDPRE 04/1981CultivarSeeds high in protein, used in human food.1373342PI 478406
10PI 614880'Chadmo'Chenopodium quinoa Willd. Los Lagos, ChileNC7GREENHOUSE1979COLLECTED1978Chiloe.-42.50000000, -73.91666667Cultivated materialThe stems have pink bases, the petioles are faintly red, the blades are green, the flowers are pink. The blade edges are very dentate. As observed by David Brenner in a greenhouse in Ames, Iowa in 1996.1128508PI 614880