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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 502585AR-219Robinia pseudoacacia L. UzbekistanNC71985COLLECTED09/03/1982Chatkal Reservation, near Parkent, 50km SE of Tashkent, Uzbe k, USSR41.20457900, 69.93210300Cultivated materialPrecipitation 600mm. Abundant along stream. Tree 20-30m tall. Pods 5-8cm long, brown.1397521PI 502585
1PI 560156WhitesidesRobinia viscosa Vent. var. hartwigii (Koehne) Ashe North Carolina, United StatesNC7Not Available1984COLLECTEDMacon County.Wild materialLarge shrub.1455128PI 560156
2PI 443387'Arnot'Robinia hispida L. New York, United StatesNC71980COLLECTED1958Arnot Teaching and Research Forest, 15 miles southwest of Ithaca, Tompkins County.42.29190000, -76.65760000Woodland edge.CultivarLeguminous, open-branched shrub. Collected from a persisting or naturalized population found on a woodland edge in the Arnot Forest. Thicket-forming where well adapted. Spreads by root suckers, especially on coarse-textured soils and where herbaceous cover is not dense. Bright-green compound leaves are alternately arranged on bristle-covered branches. Petioles and seed pods are also covered with red-brown bristles. Blooms from late May through June with numerous large rose-purple flowers. On fertile sites, mature plants reach a height of 8 to 10 feet, but 5 to 7 feet is more common. Good seed crops are produced annually and plants often start producing seed the second year after planting. Ideally suited for providing cover and controlling erosion on infertile, droughty, erodiable soils. Thrives on the outer slopes and other steep banks of surface-mine spoil and effectively reduces erosion on roadbanks, sandblown areas, and gravel pits. Its thick foliage provides a dense canopy during the summer and good leaf letter that protects the soil after each growing season. Though it spreads rapidly on barren sites, it does not compete will with established mowed grass or woody vegetation.1338323PI 443387
3PI 381012186Robinia pseudoacacia L. IranNC71972COLLECTEDFrom silty clay gravelly loam at Dryland Experiment Station, Homand, 50km east of Tehran. Rainfall 250mm.1900Cultivated material1971 seed hanging on 10-year-old tree.1285714PI 381012
4PI 372563Robinia pseudoacacia L. CanadaNC7Not Available1972COLLECTED08/19671279294PI 372563
5PI 314167Col. No. 22Robinia pseudoacacia L. Samarqand, Uzbekistan Historic1966COLLECTEDGalia-Aral, shelterbelt near Arid Crops Research Center1706476PI 314167
6PI 262324'Mmonophylla Fastigiata'Robinia pseudoacacia L. Germany Historic1959DONATED12/28/19591566925PI 262324
7PI 257022Robinia pseudoacacia L. AfghanistanNC7Not Available1959COLLECTEDFrom Paghman, Kabul Province.Cultivated materialA thornless variety.1196461PI 257022
8PI 256501Robinia pseudoacacia L. Michigan, United States Historic1959DONATED04/06/19591558890PI 256501
9PI 198022Robinia pseudoacacia L. Japan Historic1951COLLECTED1675715PI 198022
10PI 149767Robinia pseudoacacia L. England, United Kingdom Historic1944COLLECTED1884560PI 149767
11PI 109201'Bessaniana'Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1935COLLECTED1492341PI 109201
12PI 109202'Fastigiata'Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1935COLLECTED1800285PI 109202
13PI 109203'Spectabilis'Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1935COLLECTED1800286PI 109203
14PI 109151No. T-4Robinia pseudoacacia L. Ankara, Turkey Historic1935COLLECTED09/21/1934Roadside near Ankara1800141PI 109151
15PI 62768'Fastigiata'Robinia pseudoacacia L. England, United Kingdom Historic1925COLLECTED1664068PI 62768
16PI 26800'Fastigiata'Robinia pseudoacacia L. England, United Kingdom Historic1910COLLECTED1523863PI 26800
17PI 4450Robinia neomexicana A. Gray California, United States Historic1899COLLECTED1539750PI 4450
18PI 2159Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1899COLLECTED1535849PI 2159
19PI 1553Robinia sp. France Historic1898COLLECTED1534005PI 1553
20PI 1554'Fastigiata'Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1898COLLECTED1534007PI 1554
21PI 1555'Tortuosa'Robinia pseudoacacia L. France Historic1898COLLECTED1534008PI 1555
22NA 73502NA 73502Robinia pseudoacacia L. NANot Available2023Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Robinia pseudoacacia. Note: this was previously recorded as naturally occurring, but the species was not originally found in Washington, DC (it was limited to the Appalachian Mountains, but was spread later.) Form received: existing plant.2149701NA 73502
23NA 87248'Unifoliola'Robinia pseudoacacia L. NANot Available2022CultivarFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Robinia pseudoacacia 'Unifoliola'. Form received: grafted plant.2155261NA 87248
24W6 52724NM018-67Robinia neomexicana A. Gray New Mexico, United StatesW6SEED2017Wild material1949045W6 52724
25NA 84115NA 84115Robinia hispida L. Michigan, United StatesNANot Available2016COLLECTED09/25/2014Hedgerows and field edges west of Burke Lake gravel pit.42.80833000, -84.38972000262Hedgerow between farm field and dry-mesic Southern Forest.1950420NA 84115
26FSNS 6496FSNS 6496Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911992FSNS 6496
27FSNS 6497FSNS 6497Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911993FSNS 6497
28FSNS 6498FSNS 6498Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911994FSNS 6498
29FSNS 6499FSNS 6499Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911995FSNS 6499
30FSNS 6500FSNS 6500Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911996FSNS 6500
31FSNS 6501FSNS 6501Robinia pseudoacacia L. NTSLNot Available20131911997FSNS 6501
32W6 44458AZ932-86Robinia neomexicana A. Gray United StatesW6SEEDNot Available2012Wild material1901249W6 44458
33Ames 30713AZ2010-28Robinia neomexicana A. Gray Arizona, United StatesNC7SEEDNot Available2010COLLECTED09/22/2010Along East Ski Run Road, Santa Catalina Ranger District of Coronado National Forest, Pima County.32.44816000, -110.771300002482Construction impacted areas at roadside.Wild materialSmall trees.1854598Ames 30713
34NA 77488NA 77488Robinia viscosa Vent. var. hartwigii (Koehne) Ashe North Carolina, United StatesNANot Available2008COLLECTED08/1982Whiteside Mountain. [Present accession represents seedlings of trees that were grown from seed collected at this location; presumably found at the home of Ron Lance.]Wild materialSeed collected September 2006 from cultivated specimens which originated as seed collected on Whiteside Mountain.1910295NA 77488
35WLP 1617GR-07-01Robinia pseudoacacia L. NA2007COLLECTEDPRE 10/29/2007Maryland, Allegany County, one mile south on Piclic Road from old Wilson Road39.67530000, -78.49147000woodland edge on ridge of mountainWild material1895940WLP 1617
36NA 76050DE.018-2006Robinia pseudoacacia L. Delaware, United StatesNANot Available2006COLLECTED10/18/2006Delaware, Sussex County, Cape Henlopen State Park36.79372000, -75.09097000Coastal dune, woodland edgeWild material1777728NA 76050
37DLEG 990006DLEG 990006Robinia hispida L. var. fertilis (Ashe) R. T. Clausen Historic1999DONATED1999Common name: Bristly Locust, Moss Locust, Rose-acacia.1612877DLEG 990006
38Ames 24469NU 35717Robinia neomexicana A. Gray New Mexico, United StatesNC7Not Available1998DONATEDPRE 12/1997Uncertain improvement status1555129Ames 24469
39DLEG 940010DLEG 940010Robinia hispida L. var. fertilis (Ashe) R. T. Clausen Washington, United States Historic1994COLLECTED09/16/1990Cultivated materialReceived from Jamie Wahl. 1526406DLEG 940010
40DLEG 940129DLEG 940129Robinia pseudoacacia L. California, United States Historic1994COLLECTED08/17/1994Mendocino Co., Russian River.Received from Janet Stearns. 1527038DLEG 940129
41DLEG 940178DLEG 940178Robinia neomexicana A. Gray New Mexico, United States Historic1994COLLECTED09/1994Wild materialReceived from David R. Dreesen, USDA Plant Materials Center, Las Lunas, NM. # 9066123. 1528178DLEG 940178
42DLEG 930092DLEG 930092Robinia sp.Bayern, Germany Historic1993COLLECTED06/1993Along highway, ca. 14 mi. between Passau, Germany, and Salzberg, Austria, near the Austrian border.Wild materialSeeds received from Drs. Edmund and Jean Weber. 1526838DLEG 930092
43Ames 20189No. 26Robinia pseudoacacia L. New Jersey, United StatesNC7Flower1993COLLECTEDMorris and Somerset Counties.40.78333333, -74.45000000Plants growing in their native stations.Wild material1084396Ames 20189
44DLEG 920012DLEG 920012Robinia pseudoacacia L. Virginia, United States Historic1992COLLECTED1991Gloucester Co.Wild material1528005DLEG 920012
45DLEG 920031DLEG 920031Robinia neomexicana A. Gray var. neomexicana SEEDHistoric1992Seeds received from Real Jard n Bot nico- CSIC, Madrid, Spain. #785 1528174DLEG 920031
46DLEG 920151DLEG 920151Robinia sp. Syria Historic1992COLLECTED06/08/1992Archeological site at San Simeon. Tree located in center of compound.1527723DLEG 920151
47DLEG 920281DLEG 920281Robinia pseudoacacia L. Virginia, United States Historic1992COLLECTED10/29/1992Gloucester Co., On old dune near Hill Cemetary, Rt. 1201.Grove of ca. 15 plants on sandhill, growing with Pinus virginiana, Callicarpa americana.Wild materialReceived from Joe Brown. 1528006DLEG 920281
48DLEG 910263DLEG 910263Robinia pseudoacacia L. Historic1991COLLECTED07/1991Data missing. 1527124DLEG 910263
49DLEG 910264DLEG 910264Robinia pseudoacacia L. Historic1991COLLECTED07/1991Data missing. 1528003DLEG 910264
50DLEG 910265DLEG 910265Robinia pseudoacacia L. Historic1991COLLECTED07/1991Data missing. 1528004DLEG 910265
51DLEG 910411DLEG 910411Robinia neomexicana A. Gray Arizona, United States SEEDHistoric1991COLLECTED09/25/1991Pima Co., Ca. 1/4 mi. N of Spencer Canyon, along Catalina Hwy, Santa Catalina Mts. Elevation ca. 7800 ft.Wild materialSpiny trees to 7 m tall. Pods covered with "velcro-like" projections. 1528177DLEG 910411
52DLEG 900200DLEG 900200Robinia pseudoacacia L. Italy Historic1990COLLECTEDCultivated materialReceived from Carol Furey-Werham. NFTA 809. 1527238DLEG 900200
53DLEG 900209DLEG 900209Robinia neomexicana A. Gray Arizona, United States Historic1990COLLECTED1989Cochise Co., Miller Canyon, Huachuca Mts.Wild materialSpiny trees to 7 m tall. Pods covered with "velcro-like" projections. 1526458DLEG 900209
54DLEG 890280DLEG 890280Robinia neomexicana A. Gray Arizona, United States Historic1989COLLECTED09/10/1989Cochise Co., NW slope along Carr Canyon Rd., 0.5 mi. below picnic grounds, Huachuca Mts. Elevation 7200 ft.Pine-oak woodland with Pinus ponderosa, P. leiophylla var. chihuahuana, Pseudotsuga menziesii, Quercus gambelii, Q. hypoleucoides, Q. regosa.Wild materialSpiny trees to 7 m tall. Pods covered with "velcro-like" projections. M. Johnson 89-096. 1528176DLEG 890280
55DLEG 890314DLEG 890314Robinia neomexicana A. Gray Arizona, United States Historic1989COLLECTED10/04/1989Santa Cruz Co., 0.7 mi. S of Santa Rita Lodge, Madera Canyon, Santa Rita Mts. Elevation 5000 ft.Canyon bottom. Dense oak woodland with Quercus arizonica, Q. hypoleucoides, Juniperus deppeana, Rhus radicans.Wild materialSpiny trees to 7 m tall. Pods covered with "velcro-like" projections. M. Johnson 89-143. 1526393DLEG 890314
56DLEG 880076DLEG 880076Robinia neomexicana A. Gray SEEDHistoric1988No data. 1528175DLEG 880076
57Ames 13707'Frisia'Robinia pseudoacacia L. Maryland, United States Historic1988DONATED07/29/1988Cultivargrafted on R. pseudoacacia1064508Ames 13707
58NA 60302'Frisia'Robinia pseudoacacia L. United Kingdom Historic1988COLLECTEDCultivargrafted on R. pseudoacacia1111784NA 60302
59Ames 2926MogollonRobinia neomexicana A. Gray var. rusbyi (Wooton & Standl.) W. C. Martin & C. R. Hutchins ex Peabody New Mexico, United States Historic1984COLLECTEDCatron County.Wild materialLarge shrub.1811080Ames 2926
60Ames 2927Doe River GorgeRobinia hispida L. var. fertilis (Ashe) R. T. Clausen Tennessee, United States Historic1984COLLECTEDJohnson County.Wild materialLarge shrub.1811081Ames 2927
61NA 4916'Algonquin'Robinia pseudoacacia L. Virginia, United StatesNANot Available1954COLLECTEDHighland County; ; Townsend Draft [this appears to be a creek in western Virginia, close to the West Virginia border, near latitude and longitude 38.286199 deg. N, 79.746236 deg. W. Previously recorded as "Townsend's Draught, West Virginia"]2108057NA 4916