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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 619168	GMAL 2524.a	Malus sylvestris (L.) Mill.	North Macedonia	GEN		2001	DONATED						Wild material		1617122	PI 619168
1	PI 613998	KAZ 96 08-16	Malus hybr.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	09/14/1996	Kok Bulak (Black Spring) Forestry Camp. 35 km southeast of Boraldy Camp visited in 1995. Collections made in and around camp-north, east, south of camp.	42.66888889, 70.25111111		Variable and open, stream bed and hillsides. Rainfall 275mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Assoc.-Malus, Vitis, Morus Rhamnus. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus, Pyrus, Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses.	Uncertain improvement status	Elite scion material. ---Malus sieversii hybrid. Domestic introgression intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array--Kaiser_Alexander is a grandparent	1531544	PI 613998
2	PI 614000	KAZ 96 09-02	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	09/15/1996	Talasky, Alatau. Located in "reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected near river.	42.32833333, 70.36888889	1010	Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunnus.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 15 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. Very elongated fruit. Late season. Excellent. Scion also collected. -- Identified as fully domestic using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array.	1531546	PI 614000
3	PI 633802	KAZ 96 08-17	Malus hybr.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	09/14/1996	Kok Bulak (Black Spring) Forestry Camp. 35 km southeast of Boraldy Camp visited in 1995. Collections made in and around camp-north, east, south of camp.	42.66250000, 70.25361111	930	Variable and open, stream bed and hillsides. Rainfall 275mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Assoc.-Malus, Vitis, Morus Rhamnus. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus, Pyrus, Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 40 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic and sweet. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease. Heavy codling moth, nice apple. Scion also collected. -- One fully domesticated parent intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array. Grandparentage is Kaiser_Alexander and Goldparmaene	1652453	PI 633802
4	PI 633803	KAZ 96 02-01P-11	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	08/30/1996	Zielisky Alatau. 17 km SSw of Almaty center-Aksay river. West side of Zieliesky Apple Belt. Landform: Valley near river.	43.11916667, 76.79833333	1260	Soil: Gravely loam, good drainage, some stone. Incline flat + 15%, NW. Rainfall 700mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus sieversii; Assoc-Apricot, Crataegus. Dominant shrub sp: Berberis, Hippophae; Assoc-Rubus, Rosa. Dom. herb-Hops; Assoc-Geranium.	Wild material	Sampled 8 fruits from 20 trees. Flesh flavor is acid. Light scab.	1652454	PI 633803
5	PI 633919	KAZ 96 05-05	Malus hybr.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	09/05/1996	Andreyevka District-Djungarsky Mt. range. 5 miles northwest of Konstantinova.	45.68361111, 81.86250000	1190	Drainage good, Incline 10-40 degrees, Northwest, very open. Cultivation to southeast-forested ridge on Northwest, rainfall 700mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus, Betula, Populus. Dominant Shrub sp: Rosa.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 50 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is subacid. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease and insects. May be hybrid with cultivated nearby. Scion collected also. ---Malus sieversii hybrid. Domestic introgression intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array--Zigeunerinapfel and Kaiser_Alexander are possibly grandparents through opposite parents	1653305	PI 633919
6	PI 633921	KAZ 96 09-05	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1996	COLLECTED	09/15/1996	Talasky, Alatau. Located in "reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected near river.	42.31611111, 70.37388889	1025	Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunnus.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 7 fruits from 1 tree. Over color is 70% red. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease. Heavy codling moth. Collected by Slava, did not see tree. Strange orange/red color. Did not collect scion. In B9 orchard 2007 noted large flowers. -- Identified as fully domestic using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array. Parentage is Goldparmaene and Kantil_Sinap	1653307	PI 633921
7	PI 637780	KAZ 96 08-17	Malus hybr.	Kazakhstan	GEN	Not Available	1996	COLLECTED	09/14/1996	Kok Bulak (Black Spring) Forestry Camp. 35 km southeast of Boraldy Camp visited in 1995. Collections made in and around camp-north, east, south of camp.	42.66250000, 70.25361111	930	Variable and open, stream bed and hillsides. Rainfall 275mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Assoc.-Malus, Vitis, Morus Rhamnus. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus, Pyrus, Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Grasses.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 40 fruits from 1 tree. Flesh flavor is aromatic and sweet. Fruit size is larger than 50mm. Free of disease. Heavy codling moth, nice apple. Scion also collected. -- One fully domesticated parent intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array. Grandparentage is Kaiser_Alexander and Goldparmaene	1670296	PI 637780
8	PI 633799	Kaz 95 10-03F	Malus hybr.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1995	COLLECTED	08/31/1995	Semipalitinsk Region (Tarbagatai Mountain Range). 20 km. North of Urdzhar, 3-4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka. Collected in Middle and South Valley, on slopes or edges.	47.26444444, 81.58472222	1000	Slope incline: 5 degrees. Aspect: West. Dominant tree sp.: M. sieversii. Dominant shrub sp.: Amygdalus; Associated-Rosa. Dominant herbaceous: Aster; Assoc.-Xanthium.	Uncertain improvement status	Sampled 30 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm, bruises easily. Nice finish 'Golden Delicious' type. Very free of disease. Spur type tree. ---Malus sieversii hybrid. Domestic introgression intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array--	1652450	PI 633799
9	PI 633800	Kaz 95 18-10	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1995	COLLECTED	09/10/1995	Karatau Province. Boraldy River Forest area. 5 km. North of Boraldy Forest Camp which is 80 km. North of Chimkent.	42.88833333, 69.88111111	910	Xerophytic. Very stony soil, dry. Slope incline: 10 degrees, N-NW. Rainfall: less than 300 mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Associated-M. Sieversii. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus; Assoc-Cerasus. Associated herbaceous: Rheum, Tulipa.	Wild material	Sampled 60 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm with aromatic flesh flavor. Over color is 75% red. Very clean. Spur type tree.	1652451	PI 633800
10	PI 633801	Kaz 95 18-02P-33	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1995	COLLECTED	09/10/1995	Karatau Province. Boraldy River Forest area. 5 km. North of Boraldy Forest Camp which is 80 km. North of Chimkent. Landform: slighty inclined plateau.	42.88833333, 69.88111111	910	Xerophytic. Very stony soil, dry. Slope incline: 10 degrees, N-NW. Rainfall: less than 300 mm. Dominant tree sp: Crataegus; Associated-M. Sieversii. Dominant shrub sp: Amygdalus; Assoc-Cerasus. Associated herbaceous: Rheum, Tulipa.	Wild material	Sampled 8 fruits from 1 tree. Fruit is firm. Mostly spur-type. Very tenacious-late season type. Drought tolerant.	1652452	PI 633801
11	PI 633918	Kaz 95 05-01P-22	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem.	Kazakhstan	GEN		1995	COLLECTED	08/29/1995	Semipalitinsk Region (Tarbagatai Mountain Range). Village of Alekseyevka. 4 km. Northeast of Alekseyevka, 20 km. North of Urdzhar. Flat area near stream. Collected in South end of West Valley. Coordinated in Urdzhar: 47-05-01, 81-37-49.	47.24416667, 81.57055556	870	Temp: max. +41, min. -40. Stoney gravely loam soil. Good drainage. 400mm rainfall. Dominant tree sp.: Populus. Dominant shrub sp.: Crataugus, Rosa; Associated-Viburnum. Random pop. as close as 20 m. to stream. Many new small trees growing.	Wild material	Sampled 5 fruits from 1 tree.	1653304	PI 633918
12	PI 590183	'Dayton'	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1992	DONATED	08/19/1992							1024941	PI 590183
13	PI 590184	Golden Delicious	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1992	DONATED	08/19/1992							1024944	PI 590184
14	PI 590185	Jonathan	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1992	DONATED	08/19/1992							1024950	PI 590185
15	PI 590186	Wijcik McIntosh	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1992	DONATED	08/19/1992							1024956	PI 590186
16	PI 590174	Novole	Malus ×sublobata (Dippel) Rehder	New York, United States	GEN	Not Available	1992	DEVELOPED								1024901	PI 590174
17	PI 590179	E.8	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1992	DONATED	03/10/1992							1024918	PI 590179
18	PI 594106	GMAL 3223	Malus pumila Mill.	China	GEN		1989	DONATED	10/02/1989					Uncertain improvement status		1519457	PI 594106
19	PI 594107	GMAL 3226	Malus ×asiatica Nakai	China	GEN		1989	DONATED	10/02/1989					Uncertain improvement status		1519459	PI 594107
20	PI 594113	GMAL 3238	Malus honanensis Rehder	China	GEN	Not Available	1989	DONATED	10/02/1989					Uncertain improvement status		1023802	PI 594113
21	PI 590069	E7-47	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Multiple pest resistance.	1023589	PI 590069
22	PI 590070	E7-54	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Multiple pest resistance.	1023590	PI 590070
23	PI 590071	E29-56	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Multiple pest resistance.	1023595	PI 590071
24	PI 590072	E31-10	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Multiple pest resistance.	1023597	PI 590072
25	PI 590079	PRI 1312-6	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. micromalus. Sept. 19, 2 1/2 - 3", conical, medium 90% dark red, yellow ground, tough breaking; attractive. Goonewardene: resistant to apple maggot and plum curculio.	1023632	PI 590079
26	PI 590085	PRI 1176-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1989	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance, possibly from Russian seedling #12740-7A and/or M. floribunda 821. Sept. 6, 2 1/2" (heavy drop) conic; yellow ground color; 50% medium red; 1 slightly striped; soft; fair. Goonewardene: resistance to coddling moth and red-banded leaf roller.	1023660	PI 590085
27	PI 590043	GMAL 3158	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem. var. kirghisorum (Al. Fed. & Fed.) Ponomar.	Unknown	GEN		1989	COLLECTED	1973							1023456	PI 590043
28	PI 594112	GMAL 3143	Malus halliana Koehne	China	GEN		1989	COLLECTED	1980	Shennongia Forest District, northwestern part of Hubei Province, bounded on the west by Sichuan Province and on the south by the confluence of the Juichong and Dangyang Rivers. Ma Mt., on the road between Jiuhuping Forest Farm and Dajiuhu.	32.00000000, 110.00000000	2150	Complex topography of steep mountainous terrain with rich and varied flora (including relict families, genera and species).	Wild material		1023414	PI 594112
29	PI 613962	'Bongkushu (880626)'	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Pakistan	GEN		1988	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Provisional Release - Not Available	1094797	PI 613962
30	PI 594105	GMAL 3089	Malus fusca (Raf.) C. K. Schneid.	Washington, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	11/20/1988				In groves in swampy ground on both sides of road.	Wild material	Trees large, ca. 200cm. dbh. Fruit reddish, elongated.	1519454	PI 594105
31	PI 589996	GMAL 2914	Malus coronaria (L.) Mill.	Indiana, United States	GEN	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED	09/09/1988	Indiana, Marion Co., North roadside on Hwy 74, W. of Indianapolis.					Comments: 15 ft. high, 4 inch diam., scion and fruit; large population (100+) at fence row, south slope, steep.	1022527	PI 589996
32	PI 589999	GMAL 2917	Malus ioensis (Alph. Wood) Britton	Illinois, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	09/10/1988	Illinois, Champaign Co., on State Rt. 150, 1.5 mi. E. of I30 near Urbana.					Comments: 10 ft. high, 3 inch diam. 10 ft. broad, scion and fruit; grove of 100+ trees, between railroad tracks and south road- side.	1022537	PI 589999
33	PI 590008	GMAL 2930	Malus ioensis (Alph. Wood) Britton	Iowa, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	09/11/1988	Iowa, Johnson Co., 1.0 mi. S. from Rustic Rd. on 1st Ave, near Coralville exit on Hwy. 80. 6+ trees. Very dusty road- side					Comments: 6 ft. high; 1 1/2 inch diam., fruit and scion.	1022593	PI 590008
34	PI 590015	GMAL 2939	Malus ioensis (Alph. Wood) Britton	Missouri, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	09/15/1988	Missouri, Buchanan Co., Missouri Western State College campus, Biology study area. 100+ individuals scattered throughout secondary woods, Gleditsia, Alnus, rubra.					Comments: 12 ft. high, 5 inch diam., fruit and scion.	1022629	PI 590015
35	PI 589972	GMAL 2887	Malus halliana Koehne	District of Columbia, United States	GEN		1988	DONATED	08/31/1988							1022398	PI 589972
36	PI 589975	GMAL 2891	Malus fusca (Raf.) C. K. Schneid.	Alaska, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED		Found in Scow Bay near Petersburg, Alaska. Edge of woods, along the beach.						1022422	PI 589975
37	PI 589962	'Jonafree'	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1988	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit is 75% medium red with smooth russet-free skin. Firm crisp, juicy, pale yellow flesh. Good dessert quality. Tree is field immune to scab, resistant to fire blight and cedar apple rust. Somewhat susceptible to mildew. Fruit hangs well to maturity. Ripe fruit does not develop Jonathan Spot; much less tendency to internal breakdown. Assigned to Newark Nurs., Hartford, Mich, TRECO (R), Wood- burn, Ore and Stark Bros., Louisiana, MO. U.S. Plant Patent No 4633, 1/81. Additional Lit.Cit.: 1992-93. H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 21.	1022322	PI 589962
38	PI 594111	'Redfree'	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1988	DEVELOPED						Uncertain improvement status	Fruit medium size, glossy with 90% bright red color. Smooth waxy, russet-free skin. Light flesh crisp and juicy, excellent flavor. Tree bears annually. Immune to scab and cedar-apple rust. Moderatly resistant to fire blight and mildew. Ripens five days before Paulared, six weeks before Red Delicious. Uneven ripening, may require two pickings.	1022338	PI 594111
39	PI 589946	PRI 1732-2	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1988	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from Antonovka - P.I.172633; very good mildew resistance; excellent cedar rust resistance. Sept. 10, 2 - 2 1/4" round, very-bright 50-100% medium red, green ground, flesh firm, crisp, bland, bitter, juicy. Goonwardene: Resistance to Plum Curculio and red-banded leaf roller.	1022234	PI 589946
40	PI 589955	GMAL 2865	Malus ×micromalus Makino	Illinois, United States	GEN	Not Available	1988	DEVELOPED								1022282	PI 589955
41	PI 589958	MA # 4	Malus toringo (Siebold) de Vriese	Indiana, United States	GEN		1988	DONATED	08/25/1988							1022299	PI 589958
42	PI 589933	GMAL 2837	Malus fusca (Raf.) C. K. Schneid.	Oregon, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	07/10/1988	Ellmaker State Park, Lincoln Co., Oregon on Hwy 20 near edge of grass at top of bank above creek; with prunus, Crataegus.					Comments: Tree ca. 5 cm. DBH, many secondary trunks	1022137	PI 589933
43	PI 589941	GMAL 2848	Malus fusca (Raf.) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	GEN		1988	COLLECTED	07/11/1988	Trailhead on state park land on Kellogg Rd, about 200 m from beach, south of mouth of Smith River, Del Norte Co, CA.					Comments: Large round tree ca. 30 ft. high, growing in marshy habitat, low drainage ditch for immediate area, ground presently firm but probably muddy most of the year; largest plant seen to date, plenty of fruit.	1022197	PI 589941
44	PI 589930	Nagano	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Japan	GEN	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1022092	PI 589930
45	PI 589894	Keepsake	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Minnesota, United States	GEN		1988	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: Unattractive, irregularly shaped, 2.25-2.75" diameter. 90% red. Flesh fine grained, very crisp, juicy, light yellow; aromatic flavor. Very hardy when picked. Mellows with age- peak fresh eating quality in Jan. or Feb. Keeps in storage though April. Ripens mid-Oct. to mid-Nov., depending on location. Tree: moderately vigorous spreading. Resistant to fire blight and cedar apple rust. Hardy through Minnesota, but may not mature in northernmost counties. Withstands temp. -40 degrees F.	1021860	PI 589894
46	PI 589913	Dorsett Golden	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1988	DONATED	02/15/1988						Comments: LOW CHILLING VARIETY. Medium size golden yellow apple for warm winter areas. Crisp, firm, sweet flesh; often seedless good for fresh eating, cooking, canning and freezing. Stores up to three months wihtout getting mealy. Upright, vigorous, early bearing tree. Self-fruitful. Excellent yellow apple for southern and coastal areas. Successful, even during hot southern summers. Produced - southern Cal- ifornia and Phoenix, Ariz. area. Ripens June-July depending on location. Chilling requirement very low, less than 100 hrs.	1021981	PI 589913
47	PI 589869	GMAL 2711	Malus ×asiatica Nakai	China	GEN		1988	COLLECTED								1021620	PI 589869
48	PI 589845	Smith Jonathan	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.		GEN		1988	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: larger than Jonathan, 75-90 mm; skin 100% dark red, blushed, Jonathan Spot; shape round-oblate, lobed; flesh firm, light yellow, sometimes severe watercore and bitter pit; flavor like Jonathan; eating quality fair to good; harvest season is a few days earlier than Jonathan. Tree: more spreading than Jonathan; productive; annual cropping; fruit drops more than Jonathan; leaves thicker. A Periclinal Cyto chimera 2-2-4-4 (Proc. Am.Soc.Hort.Sci. 81:56. 1963). R.D. Way, 1993. (Fruit Var. and Hort. Dig. 1951.)	1021293	PI 589845
49	PI 589841	Delicious	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Iowa, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scions cut from suckers of the original Delicious tree. There are more than 150 red-fruited and spur-growth mutations. Most important apple variety in U.S. Fruit: size large, 65-90 mm; skin 50-100% red, striped or blushed; shape conic; flesh firm, creamy white; flavor sweet aromatic; eating quality good; harvest season early October; storage life at -0.5C long, 6 months. Tree: medium yields, annual cropping.	1021272	PI 589841
50	PI 589775	PRI 2382-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from Jonsib Crab; good mildew resistance; Very good rust resistance. Fruit size on Aug. 20, 2 3/8 - 2 3/4 inches, round medium 25-99% very bright red with slight orange cast, yellow ground color; flesh pale-yellow to cream; tender to firm, bland to spicy, moderately juicy. Fair quality.	1020216	PI 589775
51	PI 589776	PRI 1316-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from Antonouka P.I. 172616. Sept. 19, 2 7/8 - 3", oblate-round, medium, 50-70% red, yellow ground, crisp, juicy, attractive.	1020225	PI 589776
52	PI 589780	PRI 384-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from Russian Seedling # 12740-7A. Malus pumila. (Race 2 differential indicator 'Venturia Inaequalis') Provided by Purdue University.	1020250	PI 589780
53	PI 589785	PRI 1346-2	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from Early Victoria. Fruit size on Aug. 28, 2 5/8 - 3", oblate-round to round, pale yellow to yellow, cream firm flesh, juicy, very spicy, attractive.	1020281	PI 589785
54	PI 589786	PRI 77-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. sieboldii 2982-22. Fruit size on Sept. 18, 1.1" oblate-round, yellow ground color, medium 90% red, firm, bitter.	1020291	PI 589786
55	PI 589789	PRI 1744-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. sargentii 843. Fruit size on Sept. 1, 2 1/8 - 2 1/2" round, medium-dark 50-99% red on green-yellow to green-green background, flesh is crisp, tough, and bland.	1020308	PI 589789
56	PI 589790	PRI 1484-1	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from MA 1255. Fruit size on Oct 8, 2 3/8 - 2 1/2 inches, short conic to conic, yellow ground, self-yellow conspicuous, lenticels; flesh is firm, juicy, very astringent and bitter. Attractive.	1020319	PI 589790
57	PI 589791	PRI 1279-9	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. atrosanguinea 804. Fruit size on Sept. 19, 2 1/2", conical, medium 90% red on yellow-green ground, slightly striped, flesh is hard to crisp, attractive	1020323	PI 589791
58	PI 589792	PRI 1850-4	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. zumi calocarpa. Fruit size on Aug. 30, 2 1/8 - 2 3/4", oblate-round to round, very striped, light to medium, 1-74% red on green to pale yellow to cream ground, flesh pale, tender to firm, very astringent, slightly full flavored, medium juicy to juicy. NOTE: The inventory GMAL 2423.01 was indexed for three different viruses (SP, SG, CLS) and were found negative, 5/28/1992. However, symptoms suggest another virus present on Radiant indicator.	1020333	PI 589792
59	PI 589794	PRI 1754-2	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. prunifolia 19651. Fruit size on Sept. 28, 2 3/8 - 3", oblate-round, splashed, slightly striped, medium-dark 50-99% bright red with a slight orange cast on a green to green-yellow background, very conspicuous lenticels, flesh is crisp and tough, slightly spicy, full flavored, moderately juicy; attractive.	1020348	PI 589794
60	PI 589795	PRI 2482-100	Malus hybr.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. micromalus (pit-type). Fruit size on Sept. 20, 2 3/8 - 2 3/4", oblate-round to round to short conic-variable, medium 50-100% red with a slight orange cast flesh is crisp and hard, bland, slightly bitter, very astringent, moderately juicy; attractive.	1020353	PI 589795
61	PI 589805	Co-op 15	Malus hybr.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. floribunda 821, EXCELLENT MILDEW RESISTANCE, rust resistance excellent. Fruit size on Sept. 13, 2 3/8 - 2 1/2, conic to long conic, washed, 75 - 100% medium dark red, green ground color, conspicuous lenticels - white and russet; crisp flesh, juicy to very juicy; attractive. Goonewardene: resistant to coddling moth and plum cucurlio.	1020431	PI 589805
62	PI 589807	PRI 1773-6	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. floribunda 821. Excellent mildew resistance; excellent cedar rust resistance. Fruit size on Sept. 11, 2 5/8 - 3" oblate-round to short-conic, washed 75-100% medium red, green to green-yellow ground color, moderate russeting, very attractive, crisp flesh, juicy to very juicy.	1020447	PI 589807
63	PI 589816	19651	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Massachusetts, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Received by C.S. Crandall at the University of Illinois from Dr. C.S. Sargent, Arnold Arboretum, Mass. in 1907. Resistance to Venturia inaequalis (Cke) Wint. Tree: erect in habit; long willowy shoots bend outward when fruit commences. Flowers: expand about 3 mm and are nearly pure white when open. Fruit: roundish-oblong, calyx end regular stem end irregular, clear lemon-yellow covered with a scanty, waxy, white bloom; skin smooth, thin, tough; dots few, small white, inconspicuous. Supplied by Purdue U., W. Lafayette, Ind.	1020517	PI 589816
64	PI 589819	PRI 2050-2	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance from M. floribunda 821. Fruit size on Oct. 11, 2 5/8 - 3", round to short conical, self-yellow, no blush, flesh very crisp, slightly bland, very juicy; attractive; extremely successful parent; widely used.	1020532	PI 589819
65	PI 589820	Prairie Fire	Malus hybr.	Illinois, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Scab resistance form M. x atrosanguinea 804.	1020539	PI 589820
66	PI 589824	Jonsib Crab	Malus hybr.	South Dakota, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Crab apple. Fruit: small, 45 mm; skin brilliant red, striped; flavor sweet, subacid; harvest season late fall. Tree: bears heavily; resistant to Venturia inaequalis.	1020573	PI 589824
67	PI 589827	821	Malus floribunda Siebold ex Van Houtte	Illinois, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Field immunity to (Venturia inaequalis{Cke}). Grown by Crandall from seeds received from Arnold Arboretum, at Harvard, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts in 1908; species originated in Japan.	1020626	PI 589827
68	PI 589832	Xanthocarpa	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DONATED	09/18/1987						Comments: Fruit size: 0.8"; resistant to Venturia inaequalis. Yellow- green; round. Flower: single, pink, attractive. Tree: heavily cropping.	1020660	PI 589832
69	PI 589838	Hansen's #2	Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.	South Dakota, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Collected in Russia by Neils E. Hansen in 1920's collected as seed. Provided by J.A. Crosby, Purdue Univ.	1020708	PI 589838
70	PI 594109	Microcarpa	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED						Uncertain improvement status	Fruit size 0.6". Resistant to Venturia inaequalis.	1020566	PI 594109
71	PI 594110	Jackii	Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DONATED	09/18/1987					Uncertain improvement status	Fruit size 0.4". Resistant to Venturia inaequalis. Flower single, white, 35 mm dia. Fruit glossy, bright red, one of most attractive, long stems. Tree vigorous, upright habit.	1020586	PI 594110
72	PI 589727	GMAL 2309	Malus angustifolia (Aiton) Michx.	New Jersey, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	COLLECTED	08/17/1987	New Jersey near Cold Springs, Cape May Co. Hedge row near lima bean field; soil sandy, fine textured, well-drained few coarse stones.					Comments: Approx. 15 ft tall, being crowded out by encroaching forest and cultivated field; overgrown with Vitus lambrusca. Five fruit were found. Uncommon.	1019545	PI 589727
73	PI 589749	GMAL 2333	Malus toringo (Siebold) de Vriese	District of Columbia, United States	GEN		1987	DONATED	08/24/1987							1019718	PI 589749
74	PI 589753	GMAL 2337	Malus ×micromalus Makino	District of Columbia, United States	GEN		1987	DONATED	08/24/1987							1019752	PI 589753
75	PI 589758	Veitchii	Malus yunnanensis (Franch.) C. K. Schneid.	District of Columbia, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	DONATED	08/24/1987							1019794	PI 589758
76	PI 589726	Britegold	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Ontario, Canada	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium to large, bright yellow; flesh cream colored to yellow, coarse, tender, juicy; low acid; medium quality; good for slices, fair for sauce, short storage life. Tree: low to medium vigor; spreading; tendency to drop and become biennial, low yield; some fruits drop before ripe. Resistant to apple scab, very susceptible to cedar apple rust and quince rust. Harvest after McIntosh.	1019536	PI 589726
77	PI 594104	GMAL 2251	Malus hybr.	Russian Federation	GEN		1987	DONATED	05/01/1987					Uncertain improvement status	---Malus sieversii hybrid. Domestic introgression intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array--Closest relatives are domestic cultivars - closest is Kitaika_Saninskaia	1519452	PI 594104
78	PI 589645	Winter Majetin	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	United Kingdom	GEN		1987	COLLECTED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, 60 mm; skin greenish-yellow, red-brown blush, greasy; shape round-conic; flesh greenish-white, crisp; flavor subacid; eating quality fair; harvest season very late; culinary, cooks to firm puree, good strong taste. Tree: resistant to woolly aphid; formerly used as rootstock in Australia.	1018683	PI 589645
79	PI 589646	Laxton's Fortune	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	England, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, W67 x L60 mm; shape intermediate, truncate-conic, convex, slightly ribbed on the body; skin pale yellowish green, flushed and streaked rich red, occasional russet; flesh firm, creamy white; flavor sweet, rich, harvest season second early. Good keeper, holds flavor well in storage. Tree: not very vigorous, upright-spreading. Produces spurs fairly freely. Very high-quality mid-season dessert apple. Ideal for garden use.	1018695	PI 589646
80	PI 589648	Rosemary Russet	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	England, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1987	DONATED	03/31/1987						Comments: Fruit: size medium, W70 x L55 mm; shape flat, conic, convex, slightly ribbed at the calyx basin; skin yellow, tinged green, blushed brownish red, nearly covered with light brown russet; flesh firm, fine, white tinged yellowish green; flavor sweet, subacid, aromatic; harvest season late to very late. Tree: moderately vigorous, upright spreading. Too small for commercial use, primarily garden variety. Beautiful flowers. Additional Lit. Cit.: Sanders, Rosanne. PI 536989.	1018708	PI 589648
81	PI 594108	Medaille d'Or	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	France	GEN		1987	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1018993	PI 594108
82	PI 594103	Inuringo	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Japan	GEN		1987	DONATED	03/30/1987					Uncertain improvement status		1519451	PI 594103
83	PI 589596	Calville Blanc	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Belgium	GEN	Not Available	1987	DONATED	03/18/1987						Comments: Fruit: size medium to large; shape flat conic, convex, entire fruit prominently ribbed; skin yellow with light red flush; flesh tender, yellowish white; flavor sweet and subacid, aromatic; Harvest season VERY LATE. Highest vitamin C content of any apple, more than orange juice. Considered best apple for cider and cider vinegar. Also, good eating apple. Excellent keeper. Medium large tree, growth habit moderate and somewhat upright. Requires cross pollination.	1018351	PI 589596
84	PI 589571	E11-24	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN	Not Available	1987	DONATED	03/15/1987						Comments: To be grafted on standard seedling. Dormant scionwood of multiple pest resistant germplasm.	1018142	PI 589571
85	PI 589572	E14-32	Malus hybr.	Indiana, United States	GEN		1987	DONATED	03/15/1987						Comments: To be grafted on standard seedling. Dormant scionwood of multiple pest resistant germplasm.	1018143	PI 589572
86	PI 589565	Landsberger Reinette	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Brandenburg, Germany	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium to large, W64-80 x L57-65 mm; shape intermediate, rectangular to truncate-conic, convex, ribbed on the body and at the calyx basin; skin yellow, blushed orange, russet dots, russet in cavity; flesh fine, tender, whitish; flavor subacid, refreshing, sweet, perfumed; harvest season mid to very late (Oct. to Dec.) Tree: moderately vigorous, spreading, produces spurs very freely. Pleasant dessert apple, primarily garden variety. Additional LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 23.	1018099	PI 589565
87	PI 589546	Zelenovka Sotchnaya	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Former, Soviet Union	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED								1017974	PI 589546
88	PI 589469	Haralson	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Minnesota, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: medium size, red-striped to deep red fruit. Crisp, juicy, firm, medium-tender, white flesh. Mild, pleasantly tart flavor. Good for fresh eating and cider; even better for baking; holds its shape and texture. Stores well for 4-6 months. Tree: Known for hardiness, vigorousness, productivity and quality. Tends to be biennial; early production- often 2nd year after planting. Moderate resistance to fire blight and cedar-apple rust. Ripens from Sept. - October depending on location.Hardy to -50 degrees F. Additional LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 20.	1017400	PI 589469
89	PI 589478	Novosibirski Sweet	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Former, Soviet Union	GEN		1987	COLLECTED								1017470	PI 589478
90	PI 589486	Murray	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Ontario, Canada	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, a red blush-stripe on green to yellow ground color; fine texture, juicy, moderately acid; quality medium good; poor for processing; short storage life. Tree: mod- erately vigorous, medium yield; moderately resistant to apple scab - some spots observed; resistant to cedar apple rust; very susceptible to quince rust. Harvest 7-10 days before McIntosh.	1017524	PI 589486
91	PI 589490	Trent	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Ontario, Canada	GEN	Not Available	1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: medium to large, yellow; flesh moderately juicy firm cream colored with greenish tinge, slightly coarse; good for processing; fair for juice; susceptible to bitter pit, 6 month storage life. Tree: vigorous, medium yield; resistant to apple scab; susceptible to cedar apple rust; very susceptible to quince rust. Harvest late October.	1017553	PI 589490
92	PI 589520	Rhode Island Greening	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Unknown	GEN		1987	COLLECTED		Probably in the vicinity of Newport, RI, near the place now known as Green's End.					Comments: Fruit: size medium to large, W67-78 x L54-66 mm; shape flat, rectangular convex, ribbed at the calyx basin and on the body; skin yellowish green with occasional orange flush, russet at the calyx end, pale dots, greasy; flesh firm, fine, greenish yellow; flavor acid; harvest season very late, triploid, needs pollinator. Large, spreading, vigorous, productive, long-lived tree, biennial cropping. Excellent for cooking and drying. Third most important in New York. Add. LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 27; Bultitude, J. 1983. Apples.	1017787	PI 589520
93	PI 589522	GMAL 2037	Malus hupehensis (Pamp.) Rehder	British Columbia, Canada	GEN		1987	DONATED	02/13/1987							1017797	PI 589522
94	PI 589441	Ingol	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Germany	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: large, 80-90 mm; skin 80% red, striped, attractive; shape oblate; flesh cream colored, semifirm; flavor subacid; eating quality fair; harvest season mid-October, 1 week after Delicious. Tree: productive.	1017180	PI 589441
95	PI 589434	Viking	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Wisconsin, United States	GEN		1987	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size large, 75-80 mm; skin 80-100% dark purplish red, blushed; attractive; shape round; flesh semifirm, cream colored, some watercore; flavor subacid, aromatic; eating quality good; harvest season early, mid-August, 6 weeks before Delicious. Tree: precocious cropping; very productive; fruits drop. Early, dark purplish, good quality. R.D. Way, 1993.	1017133	PI 589434
96	PI 594098	GMAL 1878	Malus hupehensis (Pamp.) Rehder	China	GEN		1986	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status		1519453	PI 594098
97	PI 594099	GMAL 1879	Malus ×asiatica Nakai	China	GEN		1986	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status		1519455	PI 594099
98	PI 594100	GMAL 1880	Malus spectabilis (Aiton) Borkh.	China	GEN		1986	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status		1519456	PI 594100
99	PI 589415	Hoopesii	Malus ×platycarpa Rehder	Illinois, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	09/02/1986							1016564	PI 589415
100	PI 589420	M. hartwigii	Malus sp.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	09/02/1986							1016605	PI 589420
101	PI 589421	M. rockii	Malus sp.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	09/02/1986						Looks like malus sikkimensis	1016606	PI 589421
102	PI 589382	GMAL 1820	Malus sylvestris (L.) Mill.	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016292	PI 589382
103	PI 589383	Persicifolia	Malus ×robusta (Carrière) Rehder	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016295	PI 589383
104	PI 589384	GMAL 1822	Malus transitoria (Batalin) C. K. Schneid.	England, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016303	PI 589384
105	PI 589390	GMAL 1828	Malus sikkimensis (Wenz.) Koehne ex C. K. Schneid.	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016335	PI 589390
106	PI 589391	GMAL 1829	Malus ×soulardii (L. H. Bailey) Britton	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016341	PI 589391
107	PI 589393	GMAL 1831	Malus toringoides (Rehder) Hughes	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016354	PI 589393
108	PI 589395	GMAL 1834	Malus tschonoskii (Maxim.) C. K. Schneid.	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/28/1986							1016380	PI 589395
109	PI 589380	GMAL 1750	Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem. var. kirghisorum (Al. Fed. & Fed.) Ponomar.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/25/1986							1015878	PI 589380
110	PI 589349	Ottawa 5	Malus hybr.	British Columbia, Canada	GEN		1986	DONATED	08/18/1986							1014945	PI 589349
111	PI 594102	GMAL 1890	Malus prunifolia (Willd.) Borkh.	Maryland, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	07/11/1986					Uncertain improvement status		1519460	PI 594102
112	PI 594096	GMAL 1497	Malus ×micromalus Makino	Oregon, United States	GEN		1986	DONATED	03/07/1986					Uncertain improvement status		1519449	PI 594096
113	PI 594095	GMAL 1461	Malus orientalis Uglitzk.	Unknown	GEN		1986	COLLECTED	1985	USSR				Wild material		1519448	PI 594095
114	PI 588955	Sweet Delicious	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size very large, 80-100 mm; skin 90% red, not striped scarfskin, attractive; shape round-oblate; flesh firm, cream colored; flavor sweet, aromatic; eating quality good; harvest season early October, 4 days after Delicious. Tree: vigorous; productive; biennial cropping; diploid(Proc. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci. 53:197 . 1949) Very large, resembles Delicious. R.D. Way, 1993.	1006139	PI 588955
115	PI 588959	GMAL 422	Malus ×magdeburgensis Schoch ex Rehder	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Flowers: single and semi-double, 7-15 petals; 45 mm wide; pink. Fruit: 30 mm; reddish brown; deciduous calyx; not ornamental. Fruit not ornamental. (Malus x magdeburgensis)	1006188	PI 588959
116	PI 588960	Rockii	Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Flower: single: 25mm; white. Fruit: very small, 10 mm; bright red. Tree: large. Flowering crab. Introduced into US in 1922.	1006200	PI 588960
117	PI 588981	Mollie's Delicious	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New Jersey, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size very large, 75-90mm; skin 70-90% red, striped; shape conic; flesh semifirm, cream colored, juicy; flavor subacid, aromatic; eating quality fair to good; harvest season mid-September, 3 weeks before Delicious. Tree: productive; annual cropping; fruits hang well after ripe. Very large, good quality. R.D. Way, 1992.	1006585	PI 588981
118	PI 588991	Bechtel Crab	Malus ioensis (Alph. Wood) Britton	Illinois, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Flowers: double, about 33 petals; large, 50 mm wide; light pink; attractive ornamental; blooms late. Fruits: size 30 mm; green, greasy. Tree: small to medium; very light cropping; annual bearer; very susceptible to cedar apple rust. Double-flowered Iowa crab.	1006706	PI 588991
119	PI 588992	White Angel	Malus hybr.	Ohio, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Flower: single; pure white; attractive; 26 mm diam. Fruit: size 20 mm diam; skin glossy scarlet red, attractive; calyx protruding, sometimes Deciduous; fruits persistent. Tree: upright, spreading, somewhat open; leaves glossy green; disease resistant. One of best flowering crabs. Ornamental flowering crab tree. R.D. Way, 1993.	1006715	PI 588992
120	PI 588995	Antonovka Kamenichka	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Fruit size medium; shape intermediate, rectangular, convex; skin bright yellow; flesh rather tender, yellowish white; flavor acid; harvest season late; tree upright; hardy tree.	1006738	PI 588995
121	PI 588998	Marshall McIntosh	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Massachusetts, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: More red color than McIntosh; develops red color 2 or 3 weeks earlier than McIntosh; harvest date earlier than McIntosh; good storage quality. Tree: non-spur; indistinguishable from McIntosh. Reddest McIntosh mutation. R.D. Way, 1991.	1006796	PI 588998
122	PI 589003	Korea	Malus ×robusta (Carrière) Rehder	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Flowers: white. Fruit: 25-30 mm; 90% attractive pink; round. Tree: vigorous. Flowering crab apple.	1006850	PI 589003
123	PI 589006	Spokane Beauty	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: Very large, up to 130 mm. often over 2 lbs. each. Skin 70% carmine stripe, slight russet; shape roundish, flesh firm, nearly white; flavor slightly acid, sprightly; eating quality fair; harvest season 1st week October, with Delicious. Tree: vigorous; not highly productive; annual cropping; very susceptible to fire blight, rating 5. Diploid (Proc. Am. Soc. Hort. Sci. 82:58. 1963) Largest apple. R.D. Way, 1993. Good for drying, cooking, dessert and juice.	1006943	PI 589006
124	PI 589053	Lady	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	France	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size small, 40-80 mm; skin 30-80% orange blush, green ground color; shape oblate; flesh firm, nearly white; flavor slightly acid; eating quality fair; harvest season late October, 3 weeks after Delicious. Tree: very upright growth habit; productive; strongly biennial cropping. Oldest apple variety. Grown in the Gardens of Louis XIII, Orleans, 1628. Exquisitely beautiful little dessert apple, cream and crimson. Tender, crisp, very juicy, slightly perfumy. Used for Christmas wreaths. Nov. to Dec. Small tree. Bears heavily.	1007901	PI 589053
125	PI 589122	Kimball McIntosh 2-4-4-4	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Massachusetts, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: large; a periclinal chimera 2-4-4-4.	1009428	PI 589122
126	PI 589170	GMAL 1021	Malus brevipes (Rehder) Rehder	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Flower: single, small; pure white. Fruit: small 15 mm, berrylike; round; 100% bright red, attractive; calyx mostly Deciduous; stems short; ripening season mid-October, 1 wk after Delicious. Tree: small, stiffly branched bush; heavily productive. Small tree, attractive small fruits.	1010777	PI 589170
127	PI 589181	'Prima'	Malus hybr.	Illinois, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, 70-75 mm; skin 60-95% red, striped; shape round-conic; flesh semifirm, light yellow; flavor subacid; eating quality fair to good; harvest season late September, 2 weeks before Delicious; fruits do not store well. Tree: spreading; vigorous; diploid (JASHS 103:690.1978); productive; biennial cropping; immune to apple scab; resistant to fire blight; susceptible to cedar-apple rust; only slightly susceptible to mildew. First scab-resistant introduction. R.D. Way, 1992.	1011091	PI 589181
128	PI 589222	Arnold Crab	Malus ×arnoldiana (Rehder) Sarg. ex Rehder	Massachusetts, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Flowers: single; large, 50 mm; pink and white; very ornamental. Fruit: 15mm; yellow with red cheek; Fruits attractive in late fall and early winter. Tree: productive parent of Barbara Ann, Cardinal, Dorothea, Henrietta Crosby, Henry F. DuPont, Linda, Van Eseltine. Large ornamental flowers; attractive fruits.	1012250	PI 589222
129	PI 589253	Carmine Crab	Malus ×atrosanguinea (hort. ex Späth) C. K. Schneid.	New York, United States	GEN		1985	DONATED	06/24/1985						Comments: Flowers: single; 25 mm wide; light red fading to pink. Fruit: small, 10 mm; skin 50% yellow, 30% orange, 20% red; long stems; not showy. Leaves: very dark green, 50% are lobed. Tree: annual bearer. Pink flowers.	1013029	PI 589253
130	PI 589255	Redspur Delicious	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1985	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: indistinguishable from Starking Delicious, except redder. Tree: spur growth habit, about 2/3 standard tree size. Red fruited, spur growth mutation of Starking Delicious.	1013069	PI 589255
131	PI 588944	Calva	Malus kansuensis (Batalin) C. K. Schneid.	District of Columbia, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	09/14/1984						Comments: Similar to Kansuensis except underneath leaves, calyx and pedicels and glaborous. Not ornamental. Flowers: single; 2 cm diamter; white. Fruit: 1 cm diameter; yellow.	1005546	PI 588944
132	PI 588943	Liberty	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/30/1984						Comments: Fruit: size medium; shape tall to intermediate conic to rectangular convex; skin yellow blushed and striped red; flesh firm, fine, yellowish; flavor sweet, juicy, subacid. Good for eating fresh, cooking; stores until Febuary with flavor intensified. Tree: hardy, vigorous, productive, annual; requires thinning. Most disease resistant apple developed; scab, fire blight, mildew and cedar apple rust; No spraying needed. Ripens early Oct. Requires 800 hours of chilling.	1005016	PI 588943
133	PI 588930	Macrocarpa	Malus toringoides (Rehder) Hughes	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/29/1984							1004829	PI 588930
134	PI 588933	GMAL 264	Malus prattii (Hemsl.) C. K. Schneid.	Oregon, United States	GEN	Not Available	1984	DONATED	08/29/1984							1004864	PI 588933
135	PI 594092	GMAL 273	Malus ×micromalus Makino	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/29/1984					Uncertain improvement status		1519445	PI 594092
136	PI 594093	GMAL 275	Malus ×micromalus Makino	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/29/1994					Uncertain improvement status		1519446	PI 594093
137	PI 588824	Almey	Malus hybr.	Manitoba, Canada	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size 20 mm; ribbed; long oval to ovate; skin orange yellow with carmine or crimson blush; used for jelly; persists on tree into winter and spring. Tree: vigorous; hardy; floriferous in spring; blooming at an early age; rounded to 20 ft; strong, spreading branches; leaves purplish-red turning green with bronzy cast; flowers profusely, 5-7 per cluster; ripens late Sept.; highly ornamental; flower bright red with base of each petal white.	1003349	PI 588824
138	PI 588825	Robusta 5	Malus ×robusta (Carrière) Rehder	Canada	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Crabapple; has been used as a stem builder, because it roots readily when cut back hard and mounded. However, subject to sunscald, and not tolerant to chlorosis.	1003391	PI 588825
139	PI 588835	Burgundy	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Large round, blackish, red fruit with solid blush, but without stripes. Skin is smooth and glossy. Crisp, subacid flesh. Very good eating quality. Fruits hang well for three weeks after harvest ripe. Storage life is short, not more than one month. Ripens in mid-September 2 1/2 weeks before McIntosh. Tree: vigorous, moderately productive, fruit borne mainly on spurs. Bears annually, no overcropping; blooms early mid-season. Should make good pollinator for other varieties. Susceptible to apple scab and cedar apple rust, highly susceptible to fire blight.	1003582	PI 588835
140	PI 588837	Gravenstein Washington Red	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Denmark	GEN		1984	DONATED							Comments: Important in California. Improved red strain of the old favorite. Tender, juicy, highly flavored flesh. Fine for applesauce. Triploid, has sterile pollen	1003616	PI 588837
141	PI 588838	Nova Easygro	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Nova Scotia, Canada	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Accession Removed - Found not to be true-to-type by genetic markers. Large, flattened fruit with 80% red stripe over greenish yellow background. Firm, crisp, slightly juicy flesh. Fair somewhat sweet flavor. Flesh is slightly tough at picking time, but mellows in storage. Similar to Cortland. Moderately productive, vigorous tree. Blooms one day after McIntosh. Excellent scab and cedar apple rust resistance; moderate mildew and fire blight resistance. Ripens early October. Tree: spreading, vigor and productivity moderate, regular bearer. Additional LIT.CIT. 1992-93. H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 26.	1003626	PI 588838
142	PI 588841	Idared	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Idaho, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit size large, W78-80 x L63-66 mm; shape flat, rectangular, convex, ribbed on body; skin yellow with bright red blush and flecks hammered; flesh white, slightly tinged green; flavor slightly sweet, moderately acid. Excellent dessert apple, good for baking, sauce and pies. Keeps well in storage. Hrvest season mid to late. Smal to medium size tree bears heavy crops annually. Susceptible to fire blight. Some resistance to scab. {Additional Lit.Citation: Bultitude, J., 1983, Apples p.199}	1003682	PI 588841
143	PI 588842	Empire	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit size medium to large; shape intermediate to flat, truncate conic to rectangular, convex, slightly ribbed; skin solid red with slight striping, thick, waxy; flesh crisp, creamy; flavor subacid, aromatic. High quality dessert apple also good for cider. Season mid to very late. Vigorous, upright early bearing tree, spur type habit; produces annually, needs some thinning. Self-fruited. Ripens two weeks after McIntosh and hangs on tree longer. Hardy to -30 degrees F. Storage: 160 days at 30 degrees F. Additonal LIT.CIT: Whealy, K. 1989. Fruit, Berry and Nut Inventory, p. 42	1003692	PI 588842
144	PI 588844	Fuji Red Sport Type 2	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Japan	GEN		1984	COLLECTED							Comments: Mutation of Fuji; reported to have more red pigment in fruit skin.	1003720	PI 588844
145	PI 588848	Cortland	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Standard size fruit similar to McIntosh, but lighter red skin color. "Highly resistant to browning - too tender for most Alberta regions" per Manchester. Excellent for eating. Bears early-ripens October--best for drying. Vigorous, long-lived tree is annually productive. Excellent pollinator. Ripens 2 to 3 weeks before McIntosh; does not drop as readily. Very winter hardy to -40 degrees F. Storage 120 days at 31 degrees F. Additional lit.cit.: Whealy, K. 1989, Fruit, Berry and Nut Inv. p.37; 1992-93. H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Cat. p.16; 1991 Edible Apples Prairie Canada p.22	1003780	PI 588848
146	PI 588850	Rome Beauty Law	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Unknown	GEN		1984	COLLECTED		Lawrence County, Ohio					Comments: In 1991, second New York variety. Red Sport of Rome Beauty with all the qualities of old Rome, plus extremely high color producing almost 100% extra fancy grade. Crisp white flesh, sometimes streaked with red. Excellent baking apple. Large vigorous, hardy tree. Heavy annual producer, hardy and vigorous. Needs thinning for larger apples. Excellent apple for fresh market and processing. Superior bruise resistance makes it a very profitable shipping variety. Ripens early.	1003812	PI 588850
147	PI 588853	Cox's Orange Pippin	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	England, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit size medium, W62 x L56 mm; shape intermediate, truncate-conic, convex, not ribbed; skin golden yellow blushed brownish red, faint striped russet; flesh tender, crisp, yellow; flavor sweet, slightly subacid, aromatic. Attractive, richly-flavored dessert apple. Scab and canker susceptible, ripens from mid-Sept to mid-Oct. Requires 600 hours of chilling. Tree: moderately vigorous, upright-spreading. Produces spurs freely. Additional LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 16.	1003860	PI 588853
148	PI 588866	Kerr	Malus hybr.	Alberta, Canada	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size 4 cm (crabapple), green to solid dark purple-almost black. Flesh: yellowish, flecked with dark red; good canning good keeping to early January. May be regarded as large Dolgo but with a milder flavor. Vigor fair, yield good. Walter Manchester notes,"Tree ripened fruits become dark purple-red with heavy dark bloom. Exceptionally juicy and sweet.. Resistant to browning. Fruit will stand late frosts while on tree.. does not drop." White flowers. Add. LIT.CIT. 1992- 93. H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 35.	1004092	PI 588866
149	PI 588870	Dolgo	Malus hybr.	Former, Soviet Union	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size 3.5 cm(crab apple), purple red with heavy bloom, elongated. Jelly. Dependable pollinator; interplanted in old orchards or grafted into tree tops throughout the United States. "One of the most beautiful and useful crabs ever developed" according to Smithfield Exp. Farm, Trenton, Ontario, Canada. Resistant to cedar apple rust, mildew, scab, sun scald and fire blight. Ripens in late Aug. or Sept. Requires 400 hours of chilling. White flowers, early blooming. Add. LIT.CIT. 1992-93. H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Cat. p.34; Whealy, K. 1989. Fruit, Berry and p.39	1004148	PI 588870
150	PI 588872	Northern Spy	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size large, W81 x L70 mm; shape flat, truncate-conic, convex, ribbed at the calyx basin, slightly ribbed on the body; skin greenish yellow blushed pinkish red with occasional russet patches; flesh firm, fine, yellowish white; flavor subacid; harvest season very late; tree upright. Very hardy. Tends to bear biennially. Keeps into March; the month of May if temperature is regulated. Remarkably fresh after storage. Excellent quality. Additional LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 26.	1004166	PI 588872
151	PI 588880	Granny Smith	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Unknown	GEN	Not Available	1984	COLLECTED		Chance seed thrown out by Mrs. Thomas Smith, Eastwood, Ryde, Paramotta River, New South Wales, Australia brought from Tasmania.					Comments: Fruit; size medium, W65 x L57 mm; shape intermediate, rectangular, to truncate-conic, convex, ribbed at the calyx basin; skin green to greenish yellow with some fine netted russet. Flesh: hard, crisp, greenish to yellowish-white. Flavor: subacid, moderately sweet. Superb eating and cooking qualities. Harvest season late to very late. Tree: very vigorous, small, annual and bearing (sometimes biennial), strong grower, heavy producer. Keeps 180 days in cold storage. Requires 500-600 hours chilling. Add. LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H. Apple. Tsolum River Fruit Trees Catalogue. p. 19	1004248	PI 588880
152	PI 588883	Demir	Malus hybr.	Turkey	GEN		1984	COLLECTED							Comments: Very late bud break. Edible ornamental. White flowers. Late fruit, late blooming. Crab apple.	1004277	PI 588883
153	PI 588922	Yellow Autumn Crab	Malus ×sublobata (Dippel) Rehder	Illinois, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/24/1984						Comments: Introduced from Japan in 1892. Flower: single, 40 mm diameter, pink and white. Fruit: yellow, 15 mm diameter.	1004745	PI 588922
154	PI 588772	Monroe	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	New York, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, W69 x L57 mm; shaped flat, truncate-conic, convex ribbed at the calyx basin; Skin: pale greenish yellow, blushed and streaked brownish crimson. Flesh: fine, soft, creamy; flavor sweet subacid, juicy. Good dessert quality, excellent for pies, sauce, baking. Resembles Baldwin in shape and texture, but superior in flavor and beauty. Tree: medium, vigorous, upright, spreading, reliable annual bearer very productive, subject to powdery mildew which is readily eradicated by including sulfur in spray schedule to terminal growth. LIT.CIT. Whealy K. 1989. Fruit, Berry and Nut p 65.	1002152	PI 588772
155	PI 588778	Virginiagold	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Virginia, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Smooth, clear, waxy skin. Crisp, juicy, mildly subacid flesh, much firmer than either parent. Flavor less sweet than Golden Delicious, less sprightly than Pippin. Quality is comparable to Pippin. Does not ripen to maximum quality and flavor unless in cold storage until late Jan. Excellent sauce and pies. Heavily productive tree, alternate bearing if allowed to overbear. Ripens very late; somewhat susceptible to late summer rot; very tolerant of conditions causing severe lenticel and skin russeting on Golden Del. {Addendum and Registers: List 27. HortSci. V7(5) 10/72}	1002303	PI 588778
156	PI 588785	Esopus Spitzenburg	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/21/1984						Comments: Fruit: size large; shape intermediate rectangular to truncate-conic, convex to straight, slightly ribbed on the body, skin deep yellow almost completely covered bright red, dotted; flesh moderately fine, crisp, tender, yellow; flavor subacid, aromatic, dessert apple for connoisseurs. Harvest season mid to very late (Oct.); short spurs. Best at Xmas, keeps until May. Biennial. Pollinator required. Susceptible to fire blight, scab and canker. Thomas Jefferson's favorite apple. Add. LIT.CIT. 1992-93 H Apple Tsolum Rvr Frt Tree Cat. p. 18	1002470	PI 588785
157	PI 588798	Rambo-Red Summer	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/21/1984						Comments: Double red Summer Rambo that colors earlier; all the same qualities as the regular strain. If additional color is red, put in storage and keep for marketing until mid-winter, tart, good cooker, ripens during August. There is more than one RAMBO, see literature of National Apple Register of the United Kingdom, pg. 445	1002738	PI 588798
158	PI 588803	Chestnut Crab	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Minnesota, United States	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Large cooking and dessert crab apple. Attractive, reddish, bronze fruit. Crisp, juicy, sweet flesh with a pleasing nut like flavor. Excellent fresh; Tree: vigorous, upright but a little weeping. Large white blossoms with good shape and aroma; medium pollen producer. Fruit hangs well and ripens over a long period. Annual bearer. Cedar-apple rust resistant. No disease problems. Hardy to -50 degrees F with occasional winter injury.	1002832	PI 588803
159	PI 588804	Kansas K14	Malus hybr.	Washington, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/21/1984						Comments: Latest accession known for spring bud break	1002855	PI 588804
160	PI 588805	Tolman Sweet	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Washington, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/21/1984						Comments: Fruit: size medium sometimes large, shape intermediate to flat, rectangular to conic, convex, slightly ribbed; skin pale yellow, sometimes a little flushed, russet lines, often a suture line, slightly rough, flesh firm, rather hard, moderately fine, white, flavor sweet; harvest season mid to late, moderately biennial bearing. Probably the hardiest of all New England apples.	1002911	PI 588805
161	PI 588753	GMAL 46	Malus mandshurica (Maxim.) Kom. ex Skvortsov	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/20/1984							1001525	PI 588753
162	PI 588757	GMAL 52	Malus ×hartwigii Koehne	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/20/1984							1001660	PI 588757
163	PI 588761	GMAL 56	Malus sargentii Rehder	Oregon, United States	GEN		1984	DONATED	08/20/1984							1001766	PI 588761
164	PI 594094	GMAL 365	Malus toringo (Siebold) de Vriese	Maryland, United States	GEN	Not Available	1984	DONATED	06/19/1984					Uncertain improvement status		1519447	PI 594094
165	PI 483254	GMAL 6	Malus ×dawsoniana Rehder	France	GEN		1984	DONATED	01/1984						Comments: Indicator plant for very destructive disease agent of apples called "proliferation".	1378190	PI 483254
166	PI 483257	Reinette Simirenko	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Former, Soviet Union	GEN		1984	DEVELOPED							Comments: Popular Russian dessert apple, late, aromatic. Identified by Fred Janson as Woods Greening from New Jersey. Fruit: size medium, W60-70 x L52-62 mm; shape intermediate, truncate- conic, convex, slightly ribbed at the calyx basin and on the body; skin yellowish green with a faint brownish orange blush, russet inthe stem cavity, russet dots, waxy; flesh moderately tender and crisp, greenish white; flavour subacid; harvest season late to very late. High drought resistant.	1378193	PI 483257
167	PI 437042	P.13	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Poland	GEN		1979	DONATED	12/1979							1331978	PI 437042
168	PI 437057	Roberts Crab	Malus hybr.	England, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1979	DONATED	12/1979							1331993	PI 437057
169	PI 588747	Florina	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	France	GEN		1979	DONATED	03/20/1979							1086849	PI 588747
170	PI 392303	Gala	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	North Island, New Zealand	GEN		1973	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, W62-70 x L59-65mm ; shape intermediate to tall, rectangular to truncate-conic, convex, strongly ribbed at the calyx basin and ribbed on the body; skin yellow, bright orange-red blush and deeper stripes, russet at the calyx end, highly colored dessert apple smooth, rather tough. Flesh: crisp, yellow, flavor sweet, slightly subacid. Harvest season mid to late. Excellent quality. Requires 600 hrs or less chilling. Tree: moderately vigorous, upright, fairly wide spreading. Susceptible to apple mosiac canker. Add.Lit Cit: Whealy, K. 1989. Fruit, Berry and Nut Inv. p 44; 1992-93 H. Apple.Tsolum Rvr Frt Tr Cat p 18	1294439	PI 392303
171	PI 383515	Poeltsamaa Winter Apple	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Russian Federation	GEN	Not Available	1973	DONATED	01/23/1973							1287728	PI 383515
172	PI 323617	GMAL 3163	Malus pumila Mill.	Afghanistan	GEN		1967	COLLECTED	11/16/1967	Collected in the Pamirs Mountains, Serghlan Valley.		2500			Comments: Tree up to 20 feet tall. Paradise apple.	1483016	PI 323617
173	PI 322713	Mandshurica 2330	Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.	Russian Federation	GEN		1967	DONATED	09/14/1967						Comments: Manchurian crab apple.	1239939	PI 322713
174	PI 286599	GMAL 1617	Malus baccata (L.) Borkh.	Missouri, United States	GEN		1963	DONATED	02/20/1963						Comments: Reported as extremely vigorous, well anchored, and of interest as possible virus free rootstocks. Interstem as possible virus tolerant rootstock.	1215371	PI 286599
175	PI 280400	Anna	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Israel	GEN		1962	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: Large; skin red checked; flesh subacid to sweet; good flavor, mild; ripens in Israel end of June to first of July. Can be used for cooking. Tree: Large, strong, bears fruit when extremely young; annually productive. Needs full spraying program. Can be grown in Florida and low desert areas of the Southwest.	1208689	PI 280400
176	PI 280401	Ein Shemer	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Israel	GEN		1962	DEVELOPED	1963						Comments: Fruit: size large; low chilling requirement, Golden Delicious type. Yellow fruit with slight tinge of blush. Refreshing, crisp, sweet-tart flavor, more tart than Golden Delicious. Strong, early bearing, prolific, scab resistant tree; somewhat self-pollinating, but yields are improved when pollinated with Dorsett Golden. Good pollinator for Anna. Tree: very precocious; productive. Ripens early to late June depending on location. (Ripens in Israel beginning of July). Requires from 100-400 hours of chilling. Good for hotter areas of the South.	1208690	PI 280401
177	PI 271831	Vilmorin	Malus yunnanensis (Franch.) C. K. Schneid.	Germany	GEN		1961	DEVELOPED							Comments: Flowers small; white; borne in large clusters; bloom very late. Fruit size 20 mm; 20% dull brownish blush, yellow-green ground; unattractive; oblong; firm; clusters; very astringent, inedible; calyx persistent; ripens late, late October, 3 weeks after Delicious. Tree: light crops; dense foliage; autumn foliage orange and scarlet. Fruits dull, greenish, oblong. R.D. Way, 1991. PI received from Germany 2/23/1961.	1204370	PI 271831
178	PI 262966	Trebu Seklandzis	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Latvia	GEN	Not Available	1960	DONATED	01/12/1960							1199435	PI 262966
179	PI 246464	James Grieve (Red Rosamund strain)	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Scotland, United Kingdom	GEN	Not Available	1958	DEVELOPED							Comments: Fruit: size medium, 70-80 mm; skin 90% red; color pattern blushed; shape round-oblate; flesh semifirm, cream colored; flavor subacid; eating quality fair; harvest season early September, 3 weeks before Delicious. Tree: unproductive; biennial cropping. Grown on a commercial scale in England. Early, mid-season, red. Dessert, juice, cider. Tree likes cool place. Vigorous, upright, heavy cropper. Flowers are fairly frost hardy.	1189767	PI 246464
180	PI 135999	Bushy Grove	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1940	DEVELOPED							Comments: Frui: size medium to large, W68-80 x L55-65 mm; shape flat truncate conic, convex, ribbed at the calyx basin and on the body; skin pale greenish yellow, light red blush and brighter stripes, greasy; flesh firm, coarse, white; flavor subacid; harvest season mid. Subject to apple scab. Tree: moderately vigorous, upright-spreading. Produces spurs freely.	1134666	PI 135999
181	PI 132759	Halberstadter Jungfernapfel	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	Unknown	GEN		1939	COLLECTED		Harz Mts.					Comments: Fruit size medium, W60-69 x L52-66 mm; shape tall, rectangular to truncate-conic, convex, ribbed from the calyx basin to the stem cavity; skin green to yellow, blushed and striped orange-scarlet; flesh firm, rather coarse, pale cream; flavor moderately sweet, subacid; harvest season mid to late.	1134084	PI 132759
182	PI 107196	Antonovka 1.5 pounds	Malus hybr.	Leningradskaja oblast', Russian Federation	GEN		1934	DONATED	11/15/1934							1128736	PI 107196
183	PI 104727	Irish Peach	Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh.	England, United Kingdom	GEN		1934	DONATED	03/17/1934						Comments: Fruit: size medium, W65 x L80 mm; skin 40-80% red, splashed stripes; shape round-oblate; flesh soft, cream colored, flavor subacid, aromatic; eating quality fair; harvest season early, 7 weeks before Delicious. Tree: productive, biennial, slender. Tip bearer. Early July, medium size. Dessert.	1128321	PI 104727