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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 590751	C35/1	Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris	California, United States	W6	Not Available	1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Green hypocotyl, self-sterile, multigerm. High resistance to Erwinia and moderate resistance to powdery mildew, downy mildew, rust, virus yellows, curly top and bolting.	1160127	PI 590751
1	PI 590752	C35/2	Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris	California, United States	W6		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	A green hypocotyl, self-sterile, multigerm line. High resistance to Erwinia and moderate resistance to powdery mildew, downy mildew, rust, virus yellows, curly top and bolting.	1160129	PI 590752
2	PI 590753	C40	Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris	California, United States	W6		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	A green hypocotyl, self-sterile, multigerm line. Very susceptible to Erwinia and powdery mildew. Resistant to curly top, virus yellows, and bolting. Derived from C13 by two cycles of mass selection for susceptibility to Erwinia. Bolts somewhat easier than C13 or C36. Some of the plants will be male sterile or partial male sterile. Useful in evaluating envirnmental varieties in field and greenhouse tests, etc.	1160131	PI 590753
3	PI 561826	IA 29	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456798	PI 561826
4	PI 561827	IA 30	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456799	PI 561827
5	PI 561828	IA31	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456800	PI 561828
6	PI 561829	IA32	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456801	PI 561829
7	PI 561830	IA33	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456802	PI 561830
8	PI 561831	IA34	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456803	PI 561831
9	PI 561832	IA35	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456804	PI 561832
10	PI 561833	IA36	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456805	PI 561833
11	PI 561834	IA37	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456806	PI 561834
12	PI 561835	IA38	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456807	PI 561835
13	PI 561836	IA39	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Maintainer line. Used to provide additional cytoplasmic and genetic diversity as germplasm and as potential parents for hybrid seed production. Cultivated.	1456808	PI 561836
14	PI 561837	IAP5R(M)C3	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Iowa, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Random-mating population. Highly variable for many plant and seed characteristics. Cultivated.	1456809	PI 561837
15	PI 651491	'BAILEY'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Georgia, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(5):997 (1984) -- high resistance foliar anthracnose and red stalk rot. Good resistance downy mildew and head smut. Susceptible maize dwarf mosaic virus. Moderately susceptible rust. Susceptible gray leaf spot and zonate leaf spot. Resistant injury from insecticide methyl parathion. Panicle erect. Semi- compact. Glumes dark brown and cover approx. 1/2 of caryopsis. Seed color reddish brown. Seed elliptically shaped. Contain no pigmented testa. Midseason maturity. Adapted elev. above 500 m. Cultivated.	1161258	PI 651491
16	PI 550133	'C-20'	Phaseolus vulgaris L.	Michigan, United States	W6		1984	DEVELOPED	PRE 1984		Cultivar	Released to Michigan State University by Campbell Soup Co. in 1980. Upright, short vine plant habit. Stiff stem and deep taproot contributed to resistance to lodging. Resistant to delta strain of anthracnose. Resistant to indigenous rust races prevalent in Mich. (also resist. to races NB and CO). Carries tolerance to white mold, ozone air pollution and field tolerance to strains of Fusarium root rot present in WI and Wash. Taller than standard navy bean cultivars. Full season variety for Michigan maturing in 100 days. Delayed flowering which permits increased pod and seeds per pod.	1445069	PI 550133
17	PI 552512	TC 351	Nicotiana tabacum L.	North Carolina, United States	TOB		1984	DONATED	1984		Cultivar	NC 50 has high resistance to black shank and moderate resistance to bacterial wilt. It is also resistant to the common strain of the Southern Root-Knot Nematode.	1447484	PI 552512
18	PI 552514	TC 325	Nicotiana tabacum L.	North Carolina, United States	TOB		1984	DONATED	1984		Genetic material	LMAFC 34 is a low-medium alkaloid flue-cured breeding line that is also resistant to black shank and bacterial wilt. LMAFC 34 is a double haploid obtained by anther culture. The plant providing the anther from which the haploid was obtained resulted from crossing a low alkaloid line to NC 95 and selecting low alkaloid plants in the F2 generation. A low alkaloid selection was then backcrossed to NC 95 and low alkaloid selections were made until 5 backcrosses to NC 95 had been completed. Haploids were then produced from the BC5F1 plants. (Chaplin and Burk. 1984. Crop Sci 24:1220)	1447486	PI 552514
19	PI 676777	ROKY31	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- early maturity. Short plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. Red grain color. Medium grain size. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1161307	PI 676777
20	PI 676778	ROKY33	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- medium maturity. Short plant height. Medium panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. Red grain color. Small grain size. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1161308	PI 676778
21	PI 676779	ROKY34	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- medium maturity. Short plant height. Compact panicle type. Tan plant pigment. Awns present. Red grain color. Large grain size. Mesocarp absent. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1161309	PI 676779
22	PI 676780	ROKY35	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- medium late maturity. Medium tall plant height. Medium panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. Red grain color. Medium grain size. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1161310	PI 676780
23	PI 677626	ROKY40	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161312	PI 677626
24	PI 677627	ROKY43	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161313	PI 677627
25	PI 677628	ROKY46	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161314	PI 677628
26	PI 677629	ROKY47	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161315	PI 677629
27	PI 677630	ROKY62	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161316	PI 677630
28	PI 677631	ROKY76	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161317	PI 677631
29	PI 677632	ROKY78	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161318	PI 677632
30	PI 677633	RWDY10	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161319	PI 677633
31	PI 677634	RWDY13	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161320	PI 677634
32	PI 677635	RWDY14	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161321	PI 677635
33	PI 677636	RWD16	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161322	PI 677636
34	PI 677637	RWDY53	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161323	PI 677637
35	PI 677638	RWDY65	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161324	PI 677638
36	PI 677639	BWD4	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161325	PI 677639
37	PI 677640	BWDY18	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161326	PI 677640
38	PI 677641	BOKY54	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161327	PI 677641
39	PI 677642	BOKY55	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984				1161328	PI 677642
40	PI 679060	ROKY39	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9	Not Available	1984	DONATED	1984			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- medium maturity. Medium short plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. Red grain color. Large grain size. Mesocarp absent. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1161311	PI 679060
41	PI 694510	SA 3735	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mississippi, United States	COT		1984	DONATED	1984		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):625 (1984) -- resistant to tobacco budworm, Heliothis virescens. Under controlled conditions for disease, lint yield ave. was 1275 kg lint/ha, uncontrolled conditions 950 kg lint/ha. Attained 62% of its protected yield (yield loss ave. 630 kg/ha). Mechanism of resistance is unknown. Cultivated.	1161722	PI 694510
42	PI 700694	83BL2080	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Georgia, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. Crop Sci. 24(5):1006 (1984) -- tolerant to acid soil stress conditions. Has A1 (milo) cytoplasm. Medium to late maturity. Probable male-fertility restorers. Good yield potential and adaptation southeastern U.S. Cultivated.	1160134	PI 700694
43	PI 700695	83BL2089	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Georgia, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. Crop Sci. 24(5):1006 (1984) -- tolerant to acid soil stress conditions. Has A1 (milo) cytoplasm. Medium to late maturity. Probable male-fertility restorers. Cultivated.	1160135	PI 700695
44	PI 700696	83BL2104	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Georgia, United States	S9		1984	DONATED	1984			Info. Crop Sci. 24(5):1006 (1984) -- tolerant acid soil stress conditions. Has A1 (milo) cytoplasm. Medium to late maturity. Probable male-fertility restorers. Probable good yield potential and adaptation southeastern U.S. Can be used as source for developing inbreds/hybrids that tolerate more toxic (A1 and/or Mn saturation) acid soil stress conditions. Cultivated.	1160136	PI 700696
45	PI 564164	RTX433	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1984	DEVELOPED			Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1225 (1984) -- 3-dwarf. 100 - 110 cm tall. Resists most insecticide phytotoxic reactions. Dull midrib color. Purple plant color. Mahogany glumes. Awnless. Non-erect leaves. Non- senescent. Spikelet single seeded. Slightly hirtellous and flattened bioconvex caryopsis. Red. Thick mesocarp. No pigmented testa. Panicle long. Cylindrical. Semi- compact to slightly open. Foliar disease, downy mildew and anthracnose resistant. Can develop physiological black/purple spot on leaves. High yield. Cultivated.	1459135	PI 564164
46	PI 564165	RTX434	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1984	DEVELOPED			Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci 24(6):1226 (1984) -- high yield. Red-seeded. 3-dwarf. Well adapted tropics. Non- senescence. Panicle long. Cylindrical. Semi-compact to slightly open. Rachis nodes hirsute. Large number spikelets which are single seeded. Slightly hirtellous. Awnless. Tip straw colored. Mahogany base. Caryopsis red, flattened and biconvex. Thick mesocarp. Purple necrotic plant color. Juicy. Resistant anthracnose and downy mildew. Excellent green leaf retention and combining ability. Useful as restorer. Cultivated.	1459136	PI 564165
47	PI 600971	'MUSTANG'	Festuca arundinacea Schreb.	Oregon, United States	W6		1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar	A leafy, persistent, turf-type tall fescue, producing attractive turf of medium density, medium texture, and a dark green color. Has improved tolerance to close-mowing, good heat tolerance, and performs well in full sun to moderate shade. Has good winter hardiness, good color retention into the cold weather of late fall and good spring greenup. Very resistent to Helminthosporium blight and moderately resistant to the brown patch disease caused by Rhizoctonia solani. Useful for production of a medium low maintenance turf.	1156023	PI 600971
48	PI 601053	'NEZPURS'	Festuca idahoensis Elmer	Idaho, United States	W6		1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar	Perennial bunch type forage fescue, erect growth habit, densely tufted, olive-green to green basal leaves, usually spreading culms at seed maturity. More plant variability than Joseph, 55 to 70 cm in height, culms erect, slightly less basal growth than Joseph. Has 35% more forage growth than Covar, but equal that of Durar; seed production 54% more than Covar but 27% less than Durar. Adapted to rangelands of Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Montana, at 300 to 2700 m lelvations, 50 to 75 cm annual precipitation.	1158996	PI 601053
49	PI 601054	'JOSEPH'	Festuca idahoensis Elmer	Idaho, United States	W6		1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar	Perennial bunch type forage fescue, erect growth habit, densely tufted, olive-green to green basal leaves, usually spreading culms at seed maturity. Uniform, robust plants, 72 to 80 cm in height, culms erect with basal growth, 46% more forage production than Covar or Durar. Has shown 18% better seed set, 37% larger seeds, 14% better germination than the native collection. Seed production is 30% more than Covar but 40% less than Durar. Adapted to rangelands of Idaho, Washington, Oregon, and Montana, at 300 to 2700 m lelvations, 50 to 75 cm annual precipitation.	1158997	PI 601054
50	PI 673338	SFM 1	Helianthus annuus L.	Texas, United States	NC7		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Use to develope parental lines w/incr. resist. to achene injury by sunflower moth larvae. Upper recessive branching; avg. 80cm tall. Rogers, C.E., USDA-ARS, Bush- land, TX. July 1983.	1157382	PI 673338
51	PI 673339	SFM 2	Helianthus annuus L.	Texas, United States	NC7		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Basal, recessive branching causing extended period of pollen production; avg. 73cm tall; avg. seed oil content 33%. Because of earliness, fertility restoration characteristic has value as male parent in hybrid production. Rogers, C.E., USDA-ARS, Bushland, TX. July 1983.	1157383	PI 673339
52	PI 673340	SFM 3	Helianthus annuus L.	Texas, United States	NC7		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Single-headed line w/normal period of pollen prod. Aug.; 127cm tall, heavily pigmented w/anthocyanin in foliage, pericarps and florets. Seed injury by C. adspersus larvae avg. 5.4%; oil content of seed 34%. Rogers, C.E., USDA- ARS, Bushland, TX. July 1983.	1157386	PI 673340
53	PI 552507	TC 85	Nicotiana tabacum L.	Virginia, United States	TOB		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	VA 528, a white-flowered burley tobacco cultivar released in 1978, was developed from a cross of the flue-cured cultivar, Coker 187-Hicks with Burley 37. VA 528 is resistant to TMV, and moderately resistant to Race 0 and Race 1 of black shank, black root rot, and fusarium wilt. (Terrill et al. 1984. Crop Sci 24:620-1)	1447479	PI 552507
54	PI 552508	TC 562	Nicotiana tabacum L.	Virginia, United States	TOB		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	VA 409 is a sun-cured variety that is moderately resistant to black root rot.	1447480	PI 552508
55	PI 552511	TC 236	Nicotiana tabacum L.	North Carolina, United States	TOB		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	Bel 921 is resistant to brown spot (caused by Alternaria alternata), root knot (caused by Meliodogyne incognita), and black shank (caused by Phytophthora parasitica var nicotianae). (Stavely. 1984. Crop Science 24:830-1)	1447483	PI 552511
56	PI 600877	'GATOR'	Lolium perenne L.	Oregon, United States	W6		1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar		1151079	PI 600877
57	PI 600878	'MANHATTAN II'	Lolium perenne L.	Oregon, United States	W6		1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar	Perennial ryegrass, leafy, attractive, persistent, turf-type cultivar of medium maturity, producing a dense, fine-textured, medium low growing turf with a bright, dark green color. Excellent seedling vigor, wear tolerance, resistance to winter leaf spot disease incited by Drechslera spp., wide range of soil and climatic adaptation. Improved resistance to stem rust incited by P. graminis, many races of crown rust, the large brown patch disease, incited by Rhizoctonia solani, and red thread caused by Laetisaria fuciformis. Improved heat tolerance, summer performance, and mowing tolerance. Performs well for winter overseeding of dormant warm season turfs in the Southern US.	1151082	PI 600878
58	PI 601041	'REPELL'	Lolium perenne L.	New Jersey, United States	W6	Not Available	1983	DEVELOPED	PRE 1983		Cultivar	A leafy, turf-type perennial ryegrass producing persistent, dense, attractive, low-growing turf of a bright, dark green color. Has good resistance to the large brown patch disease incited by Rhizoctonia solani, the winter leaf spot disease caused by Drechslera, and many races of crown rust. Excellent performance in full sun and light to moderate shade. Useful for winter overseeding of dormant warm season turfs. Should not be used for pasture or forage as endophyte-containing feed may adversely affect animal health and performance.	1158948	PI 601041
59	PI 656000	RTx432	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):392 (1984) -- non-senescing. Adapted tropics. 3-dwarf. Food quality grain. High yield potential. Panicle rhomboid. Semicompact to open. Erect. Necrotic plant color red. Glume color red to light straw. Nonpersistent. Dull white or translucent medium size seeds. No pigmented testa. Thin mesocarp. Caryopses intermediate hardness. Normal starchy endosperm. Resistant anthracnose, downy mildew, rust, foliage disease, stem rotting organisms and head smut. Potential as male in hybrids. Cultivated.	1157693	PI 656000
60	PI 656001	TX2783	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):390 (1984) -- developed as source resistance greenbug biotypes C and E. High level resistance greenbug biotype E. Heterogenous for height and awns. Poor panicle exsertion. Thin red pericarp. Purple plant color. Juicy plant stalk. Low level susceptibility downy mildew. Susceptible rust, leaf blight and insecticide phytotoxicity. Resistant head smut. Used as restorer in A1 cytoplasm. Cultivated.	1158452	PI 656001
61	PI 656002	BOK11	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium late maturity. Medium plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. White pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Normal endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160052	PI 656002
62	PI 676683	SGIRL-MR-2	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Georgia, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):627 (1984) -- broadbased composite germplasm. Contains significant proportion 3- 4 dwarf grain types. Resistant sorghum midge. Contains wide variability for plant type, head size, seed color, height and maturity. Cultivated.	1158951	PI 676683
63	PI 676765	ROKY3	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- early maturity. Medium short plant height. Medium panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. White pericarp. Mesocarp absent. Testa absent. Waxy yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160029	PI 676765
64	PI 676766	ROKY7	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium late maturity. Medium short plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. White pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Waxy yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160030	PI 676766
65	PI 676767	ROKY8	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium maturity. Medium plant height. Open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. White pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160033	PI 676767
66	PI 676768	ROKY10	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium maturity. Medium plant height. Open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. White pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160034	PI 676768
67	PI 676769	ROKY12	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium maturity. Medium plant height. Medium open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. White pericarp color. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160037	PI 676769
68	PI 676770	ROKY15	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium late maturity. Medium tall plant height. Open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. White pericarp color. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160038	PI 676770
69	PI 676771	ROKY16	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium maturity. Medium plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Tan plant pigment. Awns present. Red pericarp color. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160041	PI 676771
70	PI 676772	RWDY6	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- early maturity. Short plant height. Medium open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns present. White pericarp color. Mesocarp absent. Testa absent. Yellow endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160042	PI 676772
71	PI 676773	ROK27	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- high combining ability. Medium maturity. Medium short plant height. Medium open panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. Red pericarp color. Mesocarp present. Testa present. Normal endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160044	PI 676773
72	PI 676774	BOK8	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- early maturity. Medium short plant height. Medium open panicle type. Red plant pigment. Awns absent. Red pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Normal endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160048	PI 676774
73	PI 676775	BOK12	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium late maturity. Medium plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Tan plant pigment. Awns absent. White pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Normal endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160056	PI 676775
74	PI 676776	BOK24	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- medium maturity. Short plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. Red pericarp. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Normal endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160060	PI 676776
75	PI 679059	BDWARF REDLAN	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):628 (1984) -- high combining ability. Kafir type. Characteristics -- medium maturity. Medium plant height. Medium compact plant height. Medium compact panicle type. Purple plant pigment. Awns absent. Red pericarp color. Mesocarp present. Testa absent. Waxy endosperm type. Cultivated.	1160064	PI 679059
76	PI 694353	SA 3550	Gossypium hirsutum L.	New Mexico, United States	COT		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):382 (1984) -- resist. to bact. blight (X. compestris), races 1,2,10 and Tularosa. Bolls narrowly ovate and ave. 2.02 g lint. Seeds fuzzy and med. large (fuzzy index 13.0 g.) Lint % Ave. 35-37. Produces prem. qlty fiber ave. 30.5 mm in 2.5% span length, classing 1-1/8 in. staple. Fiber uniformity about 48. Fiber strength (stelometer) ave. 238 kNmkg (raised power of -1) (mN/tex). Strength 22's yarn ave. 148 kNmkg (raised power of -1). Moder. toler. to V. dahliae. Mildly tolerant to F. wilt. Cultivated.	1158442	PI 694353
77	PI 694354	SA 3551	Gossypium hirsutum L.	New Mexico, United States	COT		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):382 (1984) -- moder. tolerant to Verticillium dahliae and majority resist. races 1, 2, 10 and Tularosa of Xanthomonas compestris of bact. blight. Mildly toler. to F. wilt. Bolls ovate ave. 6.05 g. seed. Seeds fuzzy (index of 13.0 g.) and med.-large. Lint % ave. 36.1, hand picked. Storm resist. rating of ave. 4.8. Fiber ave. 30.2 mm in 2.5% span length, classing as 1-1/8" staple. Fiber uniformity ave. 49. Fiber strength ave. 238 kNmkg (raised to -1)(mN/tex). Cultivated.	1158443	PI 694354
78	PI 694507	SA 3631	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Missouri, United States	COT		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(4):829 (1984) -- a short-stature, prolific-fruiting, early-maturing plant. Moderately stiff stalk. Ave. storm resistance. Resist. bacterial blight caused by Xanthomonas malvacearum, races 1, 2, 7, 10, 11 and 12. Low level resist. to Verticillium wilt, Fusarium wilt-root knot nematode complex, and Meloidogyne incognita. Produced approx. 90% of yield commercial cultivars in Missouri. Plants usually dwarfed by soil or moisture stress and adaptation may be narrow. Cultivated.	1158953	PI 694507
79	PI 700687	TX2782	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):389 (1984) -- developed as source resistance midge. Resistant rust and field infection of downy mildew. High susceptibility anthracnose. Susceptible head smut and leaf blight. Approx. 72 cm height. Poor panicle exsertion. Purple plant color. Dry stalk. Awnless. Thick white pericarp. Nonpigmented testa. Heterogenous for fertility restoration in A1 cytoplasm. Cultivated.	1158451	PI 700687
80	PI 700688	A3TX398	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(4):833 (1984) -- male-sterile A-line. Has cytoplasm that induces sterility response different from lines with A1 (milo) and A2 (IS12662C) cytoplasms. Use -- to diversify cytoplasm and female parentage of sorghum hybrids. Cultivated.	1159572	PI 700688
81	PI 603812	PR5BR	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Puerto Rico, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivated material	Photoperiod insensitive. Varies widely for height, seed color, panicle type, and maturity. Potential as source both B- lines (maintainers) and R-lines (restorers).	1157458	PI 603812
82	PI 649386	'Rise'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1983	DONATED	06/1983		Cultivar	About 12-15 cm taller than Dawn and about 5-8 cm shorter than Panhandle. It has a heading date midway between Cope and Dawn, similar to Minco. It had grain yields that exceeded Cope, Dawn, and Minco during all three years of testing. It has a compactum panicle type similar to Dawn although the seed is smaller than Dawn. It has lodging resistance similar to Dawn.	1156046	PI 649386
83	PI 618634	WR-1158	Pisum sativum L.	Washington, United States	W6		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	White flowers. Green cotyledons. Semi-faciated growth habit. Blooms 13th node. Strong double podding tendency. Dry seeds dimpled. Dark green. 76 cm tall. Resistant races 1, 2, 5 and 6 F. oxysporum f. sp. pisi and F. solani f. sp. pisi. Tolerant root rot complex. Cultivated.	1158430	PI 618634
84	PI 618635	WR-1167	Pisum sativum L.	Washington, United States	W6		1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Flowers white. Green cotyledons. Blooms 13th node. Double podded. Long pointed pods. Green dimpled seed. 76 cm tall. Resistant races 1, 2, 5 and 6 F. oxysporum f. sp. pisi and F. solani f. sp. pisi. Cultivated.	1158431	PI 618635
85	PI 642178	'RR-1178'	Pisum sativum L.	Washington, United States	W6		1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	Plant height 76 cm. Blooms on 14th - 15th node. Double podded. Long, pointed pods. Mixture dimpled and wrinkled green seed. Resistant to races 1 and 2 Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. pisi. Resistant root rot caused by F. solani f. sp. pisi. Cultivated.	1158425	PI 642178
86	PI 658672	NP22	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench nothosubsp. drummondii (Steud.) de Wet ex Davidse	Nebraska, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	1983			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):391 (1984) -- dry stalks (white midrib). Purple plant color. Seed color heterogenous. Includes straw, sienna, mahogany and black glumes. Cultivated.	1156004	PI 658672
87	PI 558948	'Nugget'	Humulus lupulus L. var. lupulus	Oregon, United States	COR	Not Available	1981	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Considered a superalpha hop by the trade Cultivar Synonym= USDA 21193 NAMED FOR= Gold nuggets, which the cones of this cv resemble	1453920	PI 558948
88	PI 433953	'SEA ISLE'	Carex kobomugi Ohwi	New Jersey, United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Island Beach State Park, New Jersey	Cultivar		1328889	PI 433953
89	PI 655996	RTx430	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9	Not Available	1976	DONATED	1976			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(6):1224 (1984) -- caryopses yellow. Elliptic to biconvex and pearly. Translucent pericarp. No pigmented testa. Awns absent. Panicle oblong to cylindrical with pointed tip. Semi-compact. 3- dwarf. Black/purple plant color. Culm juicy. Midribs leaves dull or green. Basal tillers abundant. Leaf blades semi-erect. High resistance downy mildew, head smut, fusarium head blight. Moderate resistance gray leaf spot, zonate leaf spot, maize dwarf mosaic virus and rust. Adapted tropics. Nonsenescence. Cultivated.	1125783	PI 655996
90	PI 679451	'WGF'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1971	DONATED	1971			Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):620 (1984) -- early maturing. Reaches anthesis 43 - 50 days after planting. 65 - 75 cm height. Tillers freely. Purple plant color. Grain brown to reddish brown. Kernels have pigmented testa. Thick mesocarp. Waxy endosperm. Small. Used for midseason and late planting in upland game and bird areas in U.S. sorghum growing areas. No specific resistance insects or disease. Susceptible maize dwarf mosaic virus. Cultivated. Other literature -- Seed World 9/24/71.	1118396	PI 679451
91	NSL 186524	'OSCEOLA'	Trifolium repens L.	Florida, United States	W6		1984	DONATED	1984		Cultivar		1160780	NSL 186524
92	NSL 183011	'PIMA S-6'	Gossypium barbadense L.	Arizona, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Cultivar	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(2):382 (1984) -- greatest yield advantage obtained at high elevations (above 750 m), particularly in New Mexico and Texas. Early. Fruits low on plant. Continues fruiting throughout season. Comparative data available for many factors (compared to Pima S-5). Cultivated.	1158423	NSL 183011
93	NSL 183700	M-DH-1	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material		1159063	NSL 183700
94	NSL 183701	M-DH-2	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Normal leaf. Completely nectaried. Normal pubescence on leaf and stem. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159064	NSL 183701
95	NSL 183702	M-DH-16	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159065	NSL 183702
96	NSL 183703	M-DH-21	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Glabrous. Cultivated.	1159067	NSL 183703
97	NSL 183704	M-DH-36	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Glandless. Cultivated.	1159068	NSL 183704
98	NSL 183705	M-DH-40	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Glandless. Cultivated.	1159071	NSL 183705
99	NSL 183706	M-DH-66	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Glandless. Cultivated.	1159072	NSL 183706
100	NSL 183707	M-DH-71	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Okra leaf, frego bract and pubescent. Cultivated.	1159075	NSL 183707
101	NSL 183708	M-DH-84	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Okra leaf, frego bract and pubescent. Cultivated.	1159076	NSL 183708
102	NSL 183709	M-DH-89	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Okra leaf, frego bract and pubescent. Cultivated.	1159079	NSL 183709
103	NSL 183710	M-DH-90	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Okra leaf, frego bract and pubescent. Cultivated.	1159080	NSL 183710
104	NSL 183711	M-DH-94	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Okra leaf, frego bract and pubescent. Cultivated.	1159083	NSL 183711
105	NSL 183712	M-DH-128I	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Faint yellow petal color. Not normal nuclear F1 hybrid (did not segregate when self-pollinated). Has unexpected traits that need further cytological studies. Cultivated.	1159084	NSL 183712
106	NSL 183713	M-DH-132I	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Faint yellow petal color. Has unexpected traits that need further cytological studies. Cultivated.	1159086	NSL 183713
107	NSL 183714	M-DH-133	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Faint yellow petal color. Cultivated.	1159089	NSL 183714
108	NSL 184391	M-DH-118	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159574	NSL 184391
109	NSL 184392	M-DH-121	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159575	NSL 184392
110	NSL 184393	M-DH-126	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159576	NSL 184393
111	NSL 184394	M-DH-128	Gossypium sp.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983		Breeding material	Info. from Crop Sci. 24(3):624 (1984) -- used for experimental material for cytological, genetic, physiological, biochemical and breeding studies. Nectary phenotype D. Cultivated.	1159577	NSL 184394
112	MIA 34311	'CP 70-1527'	Saccharum hybr.	Florida, United States	MIA		1939	COLLECTED			Cultivar		1050814	MIA 34311

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