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| ACCESSION | PLANT NAME | TAXONOMY | ORIGIN | GENEBANK | IMAGE | AVAILABILITY | RECEIVED | SOURCE TYPE | SOURCE DATE | COLLECTION SITE | COORDINATES | ELEVATION | HABITAT | IMPROVEMENT LEVEL | NARRATIVE | | |
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| 0 | PI 655972 | 'PINK KAFIR' | Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor | Kansas, United States | S9 |  | | 1982 | DEVELOPED | | | | | | | Information from Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) and USDA Technical Bullletin 506 (1936). Specimens have been introduced from South Africa by USDA from time to time. The selection made in 1909 was later distributed under the name "Pink kafir." The direct introduction of Pink kafir from South Africa, PI 19742, was larger and much later in maturing with seeds a darker pink than the Pink kafir developed at Hays, Kansas. Plants mid-season (113 days average), mid-tall (56 inches average), stems mid-stout (three-fourths to seven-eighths inch), usually dry, not sweet, tillers sparse, branches sparse, leafy (10 to 15), midribs white to cloudy, leaf sheaths overlap, panicles erect, glumes pubescent to partly pubescent, lemmas not awned, stigmas creamy white, kernels much exposed and pink or nearly white with pink flecks,endosperm starchy. | 1006280 | PI 655972 |
| 1 | PI 32707 | 'SUNRISE KAFIR' | Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor | Texas, United States | S9 | | | 1912 | DEVELOPED | | | | | | | Information from 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. - Plants midseason (112 days, average of 22 crop years), mid-tall to tall (70 inches, average of 20 crop years); stems mid-stout (three-fourths to seven-eighths inch) but more slender than Blackhull, mid-juicy to juicy, slightly sweet to sweet; tillers mid-freely; branches mid-freely; mid-leafy (10 to 14); midribs cloudy; leaf sheaths overlapping slightly; panicles erect, mid-compact, ellipsoid to cylindroid; rachis 80 to 100 percent of head length; rachis branches mid-long to short, appressed; glumes pubescent but pubescence partly deciduous at maturity, black or reddish black, indurate, elliptic, apices acute or rarely obtuse; lemmas not awned; stigmas white; kernels much exposed laterally in angle of glumes and beyond apices of glumes, mid-size, white with reddish-brown to black spots, ellipsoid, endosperm starchy, corneous layer mid-thick to thick, nucellar layer absent; pedicellate spikelets straw-colored to dark reddish brown, usually persistent at maturity; coleoptiles green. This strain tillers and branches more freely than ordinary Blackhull kafir; the stems are not so stout and are somewhat sweeter; the heads are usually shorter and tend more to the ellipsoid; the glumes are more often straw-colored or with straw edges, and the pedicellate spikelets are a little more persistent; the kernels are not quite so broad in relation to length and are usually a little smaller. The tall strain when purified was first called Early Blackhull Kafir but was later named Sunrise. | 1103525 | PI 32707 |