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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 705352	Gunrange	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NC7		2024	COLLECTED	09/06/2023		36.44931900, -99.58124700			Cultivated material	Grown in Woodward Oklahoma, USDA Gunrange germplasm eastern gamagrass has shown improved stand persistence under frequent defoliation over the cultivars Pete and Verl. It has also shown similar agronomic performance and seed yield as the cultivars Pete and Verl in Woodward Oklahoma.	2167816	PI 705352
1	PI 639522	'Dewald'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Pennsylvania, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2005	DEVELOPED								1678160	PI 639522
2	PI 636425	'Highlander'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	2004	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1667130	PI 636425
3	PI 634941	'HIGHLANDER'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Mississippi, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2004	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Native, warm season, perennial grass selected for superior vigor, growth form, disease resistance and forage attributes from among 72 initial collections and 12 superior forage selections. Yields in excess of 15 Mg ha-1 were reported in regional trials in the southeastern U.S. Forage quality estimates of crude protein range from 60 to 110 g kg-1 DM, acid detergent fiber from 370 to 420 g kg-1 DM, neutral detergent fiber from 670 to 730 g kg-1 DM, and in vitro dry matter digestibility from 600 to 740 g kg-1 DM. Appears to have resistance to Rhizoctonia sp. and Pythium sp. Well adapted for use in the eastern portions of USDA Hardiness Zones 6b to 8a, using Interstate 35 as the western limit. Current testing has not completely substantiated Zone 6b as the northern limit of range of adaptation. A tetraploid (2n=72) and reproduces by facultative apomixes.	1657230	PI 634941
4	PI 633634	'TEXAS SUE'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	MIA	Not Available	2003	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1646614	PI 633634
5	PI 595896	'Jackson'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States	NC7	Not Available	1996	DEVELOPED						Wild material	Apomictic tetraploid. Avgerage foliage height 147cm and average width 88.0cm. Plant height approx. 2.5m, seed maturity in late June. In clipping studies yielded 16,678 DM lbs./ac. using 45 day clipping interval and 250 lbs. N/ac. DM yield increased to 21,883 lbs./ac. using 60 day clipping interval and 250 lbs. N/ac. Protein 9.3% for 45 day clipping and 7.56% for 60 day interval using 250 lbs. N/ac. Original seed source collected in Jackson Co., Texas.	1533191	PI 595896
6	PI 595897	'Medina'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States	NC7	Not Available	1996	DEVELOPED						Wild material	Apomictic tetraploid. Average foliage height 137cm, width 111.0cm. Plant height approx. 2m, seed maturity in late June. In clipping studies yielded 15,794 DM lbs./ac. using 45 day clipping interval and 250 lbs. N/ac. DM yield 20,079 lbs./ac. using 60 day clipping interval and 250 lbs. N/ac. Protein 9.33% for 45 day clipping interval and 7.55% for 60 day interval for same N rates. Original seed source collected in Medina Co., Texas.	1533192	PI 595897
7	PI 595898	9043629	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States	NC7	Not Available	1996	DEVELOPED						Wild material	Apomictic tetraploid. Average foliage height 119.0cm and width 108.0cm. Plant height approx. 2m, seed maturity in June. In clipping studies yielded 14,778 DM lbs./ac. using 45 day clipping interval at 250 lbs. N/ac. DM yield increased to 17,957 lbs./ac. using 60 day clipping interval at 250 lbs. N/ac. Protein 10.71% for 45 day clipping interval and 8.09% for 60 day clipping interval using 250 lbs. N/ac. Original seed source collected in Nacogdoches Co., Texas.	1533195	PI 595898
8	PI 591482	9051766	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	New York, United States		Historic	1995	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Sexually reproducing gynomonecious tetraploid. Vegetatively and reproductively morphologically similar to PI 483447. Fertile, with 40% seed set, semi-prostrate in growth habit, with relatively narrow, dark green leaves. Differs from other tetraploids by being able to reproduce sexually instead of apomictically and by having the gynomonecious inflorescence having 20 times more pistil bearing florets than the monoecious inflorescence.	1496349	PI 591482
9	PI 591483	9051764	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Maryland, United States		Historic	1995	COLLECTED		Roadside, Beltsville.				Breeding material	Reproduces by apomixis. Leaves wide. Stems thick. Leaves light green. Growth habit upright. Flowers 3 weeks later than the diploids and has monoecious inflorescense. For use as perennial forage crop in the Northeast. Adapted to Northeastern, midatlantic and midwestern states. Grows on moderately well drained to excessively well drained soils. Tolerates soils with seasonally high water table.	1496350	PI 591483
10	PI 585050	FGT-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NC7	Not Available	1995	DEVELOPED	01/10/1995					Breeding material	First fertile eastern gamagrass triploid (2n=3x=54) with sexual reversal in male flowers of the terminal (tassel) portion of the inflorescence. Differs from normal monoecious sex forms by having two functional female florets in the basal spikelets instead of one. Female fertility estimated by percentage seed set ranges from 35 to 55%, but having 10 to 12 times more female spikelets per inflorescences. Produces 4 to 5 times more seed than fully fertile monoecous inflorescences. Foliage characteristics very similar to female parent, WW-2045.	1483600	PI 585050
11	PI 578275	9062761	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Mississippi, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1994	DONATED	04/11/1994					Breeding material	Part of an assembly of 72 accessions collected over the southeastern United States from Oklahoma to North Carolina. This assembly represents a wide genetic range of plant variation including foliage color, foliage height and width, stem size and density, lodging resistance, vigor, etc. Most accessions in this assembly thought to be tetraploids and apomictic with very little change of sexual genetic manipulation	1473246	PI 578275
12	PI 543889	FT-I	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1990	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Fertile warm season triploid bunchgrass with up-right habit. Foliage deep green with basal and cauline leaves, 15 to 20mm wide and 30 to 60cm long at maturity. Foliage height average approx. .75 to 1.5m with seed stalks reaching 2-2.5m. Seed maturity slightly later than native diploids and occurs during late July at Woodward, OK. Disease resistance good to anthracnose (Colletotrichum sp.). Susceptible to leaf blister caused by larvae of leaf mining leaf bettle (Anisostena sp.)	1438825	PI 543889
13	PI 543890	'VERL'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NC7	Not Available	1990	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Fertile warm season triploid bunchgrass with up-right habit. Foliage deep green with basal and cauline leaves, 15 to 20mm wide and 30 to 60cm long at maturity. Foliage height average approx. .75 to 1.5m with seed stalks reaching 2-2.5m. Seed maturity slightly later than native diploids and occurs during late July at Woodward, OK. Disease resistance good to anthracnose (Colletotrichum sp.). Susceptible to leaf blister caused by larvae of leaf mining leaf bettle (Anisostena sp.)	1438826	PI 543890
14	PI 543891	FT-III	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1990	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Fertile warm season triploid bunchgrass with up-right habit. Foliage deep green with basal and cauline leaves, 15 to 20mm wide and 30 to 60cm long at maturity. Foliage height average approx. .75 to 1.5m with seed stalks reaching 2-2.5m. Seed maturity slightly later than native diploids and occurs during late July at Woodward, OK. Disease resistance good to anthracnose (Colletotrichum sp.). Susceptible to leaf blister caused by larvae of leaf mining leaf bettle (Anisostena sp.)	1438827	PI 543891
15	PI 543892	FT-IV	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Oklahoma, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1990	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Fertile warm season triploid bunchgrass with up-right habit. Foliage deep green with basal and cauline leaves, 15 to 20mm wide and 30 to 60cm long at maturity. Foliage height average approx. .75 to 1.5m with seed stalks reaching 2-2.5m. Seed maturity slightly later than native diploids and occurs during late July at Woodward, OK. Disease resistance good to anthracnose (Colletotrichum sp.). Susceptible to leaf blister caused by larvae of leaf mining leaf bettle (Anisostena sp.)	1438828	PI 543892
16	PI 483447	GSF-I	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Kansas, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1984	COLLECTED		Ottawa Co., Kansas				Breeding material	Female flowering structure present in normally solely male spikelets and two complete fertile florets in each spikelet.	1378383	PI 483447
17	PI 483448	GSF-II	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Kansas, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1984	COLLECTED	06/1982	Ottawa Co., Kansas				Breeding material	Very similar in flowering structure to PI 483447 but with more functioning anthers.	1378384	PI 483448
18	PI 441306		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	07/1975	Briscoe Co., Texas		848			Collected by B. Rauch.	1336242	PI 441306
19	PI 441307		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	11/1975	Kaufman Co., Texas					Collected by G. Westmoreland.	1336243	PI 441307
20	PI 441308		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	11/1975	Kaufman Co., Texas					Collected by G. Westmoreland.	1336244	PI 441308
21	PI 441309		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	11/1975	Kaufman Co., Texas					Collected by G. Westmoreland.	1336245	PI 441309
22	PI 441310		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	12/1975	Hunt Co., Texas		142			Collected by J. Lodwick.	1336246	PI 441310
23	PI 441311		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	07/1975	Jeff Davis Co., Texas		1667			Collected by W.T. Bolzle.	1336247	PI 441311
24	PI 441312		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	09/1976	Randall Co., Texas		1061			Collected by B. Casteel.	1336248	PI 441312
25	PI 441313		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	10/1976	Harrison Co., Texas					Collected by L. Lodwick.	1336249	PI 441313
26	PI 441314		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	02/1978	Henderson Co., Texas					Collected by E. Psencik.	1336250	PI 441314
27	PI 441315		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	02/1978	Henderson Co., Texas					Collected by E. Psencik.	1336251	PI 441315
28	PI 441316		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	09/1977	Wheeler Co., Texas		670			Collected by C. Coffman.	1336252	PI 441316
29	PI 441317		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	10/1978	Franklin Co., Texas		136			Collected by B. Kral.	1336253	PI 441317
30	PI 441318		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1980	COLLECTED	1978	Menard Co., Texas		598			Collected by J. Galbraith.	1336254	PI 441318
31	PI 434483	PMT-2456	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1979	DONATED	03/1979							1329419	PI 434483
32	PI 434484	PMT-829	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Rosenburg, Texas					Collected by McGuire.	1329420	PI 434484
33	PI 434485	PMT-1609	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Lincoln Co., Oklahoma					Collected by J. Spitzer.	1329421	PI 434485
34	PI 434486	PMT-1618	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Wagoner Co., Oklahoma					Collected by H. E. Dietz.	1329422	PI 434486
35	PI 434487	PMT-1599	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Bryan Co., Oklahoma					Collected by C. Fry.	1329423	PI 434487
36	PI 434488	PMT-1612	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Pontotoc Co., Oklahoma						1329424	PI 434488
37	PI 434489	PMT-1591	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Carter Co., Oklahoma					Collected by C. Fry.	1329425	PI 434489
38	PI 434490	PMT-1607	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Mayes Co., Oklahoma					Collected by Bell and Elliott.	1329426	PI 434490
39	PI 434491	PMT-1615	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Noble Co., Oklahoma					Collected by Dilley and Bullard.	1329427	PI 434491
40	PI 434492	PMT-1617	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED		Grant Co., Oklahoma					Collected by L. D. Wilson.	1329428	PI 434492
41	PI 434493	San Marcos Germplasm	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States	NC7	Not Available	1979	COLLECTED		San Marcos.					Eastern gamagrass is a warm- season, native, perennial bunchgrass that grows to a height of 5 to 9 feet tall. The leaves are 12 to 30 inches long and ½ to 1½ inches wide with a well-defined midrib. Plants reproduce from seed and vegetatively from thick, knotty rhizomes. The spikes are 6 to 10 inches long and contain both male and female flowers. The female flowers are located on the bottom ¼ of the spike and the male flowers occupy the upper ¾ of the spike. Seed is produced from July to September with seed maturity beginning at the top of the spike and moving downward. This results in uneven maturation and increase susceptibility to seed shattering. There are approximately 7,107 seeds per pound. San Marcos can be used in pure stands for grazed pastures and hay production. It has excellent forage quality and is highly palatable by all classes of livestock. Crude protein and digestibility range from 18% and 75%, respectively in early spring to 8% and 60%, respectively in late fall at the James E. “Bud” Smith Plant Materials Center. It exhibits major growth in early spring and stays green well into late fall. San Marcos also provides food and cover for wildlife. It can also be planted for filter strips, field borders, contour buffer strips, and cross wind trap strips for erosion control.	1329429	PI 434493
42	PI 421612	'Pete'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Kansas, United States	NC7		1977	DONATED	11/30/1977					Cultivar	Released in 1988 by the USDA-SCS in cooperation with the Kansas and Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Stations and the USDA-ARS. Pete was developed as a composite of 70 accessions originating as seed from native populations in Kansas and Oklahoma. The composite was advanced through three generations by combine harvesting and replanting of open-pollinated seed. Pete was evaluated as PMK-24 and was released as germplasm under that designation in 1974. Pete closely resembles wild strains of eastern gamagrass in Kansas and Oklahoma. The expected area of use of Pete includes the eastern third of Nebraska, the eastern halves of Kansas and Oklahoma, and adjacent areas of Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas. The cultivar can be grown farther west on irrigated or subirrigated sites. Successful stands of Pete have been established as far east as New York. Pete is suited for pasture, hay, and reestablishment of native prairie on sites where eastern gamagrass occurred naturally. At Woodward, OK, dry-matter yields (oven-dry weight) ranged from 5.0 Mg ha-1, during the establishment year, to 22.6 Mg ha-1 in the third year. Average in vitro dry-matter digestibility at first harvest at Woodward was 631 g kg-1. Pete was approved for certification by the National Grass Variety Review Board.	1318036	PI 421612
43	PI 321632		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Costa Rica		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		El Alto Experiment Station						1713304	PI 321632
44	PI 321593	Col. No. 3773	Tripsacum sp.	Oaxaca, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Cleared areas of sparce pine forest, on slope, 94km northwest of Juchitan de Zaragoza						1713085	PI 321593
45	PI 321594	Col. No. 3774	Tripsacum sp.	Oaxaca, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Cleared areas of sparce pine forest, on slope, 94km northwest of Juchitan de Zaragoza						1713086	PI 321594
46	PI 321595	Col. No. 3815	Tripsacum sp.	Morelos, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		On bare rock, where protected from grazing animals, 72km south of Cuernavaca						1713087	PI 321595
47	PI 321596	Col. No. 3816	Tripsacum sp.	Guerrero, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Common among bamboos, 30km north of Texaco de Alarcon						1713088	PI 321596
48	PI 321597	Col. No. 3817	Tripsacum sp.	Guerrero, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Among rocky bamboo grove, 37km north of Taxaco de Alarcon						1713089	PI 321597
49	PI 321598	Col. No. 3828	Tripsacum sp.	Michoacán de Ocampo, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Common along riverlet, 146km west of Morelia						1713090	PI 321598
50	PI 321599	Col. No. 3829	Tripsacum sp.	Michoacán de Ocampo, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		Along wet ditch, in mountains, 146km west of Morelia						1713091	PI 321599
51	PI 321600	Col. No. 3837	Tripsacum sp.	Nayarit, Mexico		Historic	1967	COLLECTED		In Nayarit, 146km northwest of Guadalajara						1713092	PI 321600
52	PI 314908		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Alabama, United States	NC7	Not Available	1966	DONATED	05/18/1966							1235061	PI 314908
53	PI 314819	'Pasto Guatemala'	Tripsacum laxum Nash	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		SIPA Granja Demonstrativa, San Martin						1707230	PI 314819
54	PI 314820	Col. No. 201	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		200m west of Tingo de Saposao, San Martin						1707231	PI 314820
55	PI 314821	Col. No. 202	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		22km across river from San Cristobal de Sisa, San Martin						1707232	PI 314821
56	PI 314822	Col. No. 204	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		On bank of Huallaga River, San Martin						1707233	PI 314822
57	PI 314823		Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		On bank of Huallaga River, San Martin						1707234	PI 314823
58	PI 314824	Col. No. 207	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		2km east of Tarapoto on road to Shapoja, San Martin						1707235	PI 314824
59	PI 314825	Col. No. 201	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		200m west of Tingo de Saposao, San Martin						1707236	PI 314825
60	PI 314826	Col. No. 204	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		On bank of Huallaga River, San Martin						1707237	PI 314826
61	PI 314827	Col. No. 206	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		2km east of Tarapoto on road to Shapoja, San Martin						1707238	PI 314827
62	PI 314828	Col. No. 207	Tripsacum sp.	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		2km east of Tarapoto on road to Shapoja, San Martin						1707239	PI 314828
63	PI 314129	'Cortadera'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	El Beni, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		On road to Rurrenabaque, 3km west of Casar airport						1706459	PI 314129
64	PI 314130	'Cortaderea'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	El Beni, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		On road to Rurrenabaque, 3km west of Casar airport						1706460	PI 314130
65	PI 314131	'Cortadera'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	El Beni, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		Swamp at south end of landing strip, edge of Isla de Payache						1706461	PI 314131
66	PI 314132	'Cortadera'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	El Beni, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		Swamp at south end of landing strip, edge of Isla de Payache						1706462	PI 314132
67	PI 314133	'Cortadera'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		1km south of house called Puesta (Estancia) San Jose, Punto Cuatro						1706463	PI 314133
68	PI 314134	'Cortadera'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		1km south of house called Puesta (Estancia) San Jose, Punta Cuatro						1706464	PI 314134
69	PI 314135	Col. No. 198	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		25km east of Reyes on way to San Borja						1706465	PI 314135
70	PI 314136	Col. No. 198	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		25km east of Reyes on way to San Borja						1706466	PI 314136
71	PI 313958	Col. No. 180	Tripsacum sp.	Chuquisaca, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		Dry sandy streambed between Santiagoma and San Roque, 20km east of Robore						1706235	PI 313958
72	PI 313959		Tripsacum sp.	Chuquisaca, Bolivia		Historic	1966	COLLECTED		Dry sandy streambed between Santiagoma and San Roque, 20km east of Robore						1706236	PI 313959
73	PI 324904	Ames 1062	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Illinois, United States	NC7	Not Available	1966	DONATED	03/04/1966							1241141	PI 324904
74	PI 299397		Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	Costa Rica		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1677893	PI 299397
75	PI 299398		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Costa Rica		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1677894	PI 299398
76	PI 297791	'No. 3'	Tripsacum sp.	Cundinamarca, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682420	PI 297791
77	PI 297792	No. 5	Tripsacum sp.	Cundinamarca, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682423	PI 297792
78	PI 297793	No. 6	Tripsacum sp.	Cundinamarca, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682426	PI 297793
79	PI 297794	No. 7	Tripsacum sp.	Huila, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682427	PI 297794
80	PI 297795	No. 8	Tripsacum sp.	Meta, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682428	PI 297795
81	PI 297796	No. 15	Tripsacum sp.	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1964	COLLECTED								1682429	PI 297796
82	PI 293868		Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	Costa Rica		Historic	1963	COLLECTED								1699407	PI 293868
83	PI 293869		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Costa Rica		Historic	1963	COLLECTED								1699408	PI 293869
84	PI 293870		Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	Costa Rica		Historic	1963	COLLECTED								1699409	PI 293870
85	PI 263864		Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.	Mexico	NC7	Not Available	1960	COLLECTED								1199832	PI 263864
86	PI 219360		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Kansas, United States		Historic	1954	COLLECTED		Collected in the Harry Dragoo Upland meadow, allen County						1568302	PI 219360
87	PI 198914	No. 17	Tripsacum sp.	Brazil		Historic	1951	COLLECTED								1676561	PI 198914
88	PI 196296	No. 2926	Tripsacum laxum Nash	Nicaragua		Historic	1951	COLLECTED	04/1951							1673689	PI 196296
89	PI 118877		Tripsacum sp.	Chihuahua, Mexico		Historic	1936	COLLECTED		Near Cienaga Prieta						1828466	PI 118877
90	PI 112838		Tripsacum sp.	Chiapas, Mexico		Historic	1935	COLLECTED		San Pedro		1686				1810471	PI 112838
91	PI 112618		Tripsacum sp.	Guatemala		Historic	1935	COLLECTED		Lake Retanas region						1491795	PI 112618
92	PI 92887	No. 9197	Tripsacum sp.	San Salvador, El Salvador		Historic	1931	COLLECTED	03/05/1931							1779638	PI 92887
93	PI 92888	No. 9198	Tripsacum sp.	Guatemala		Historic	1931	COLLECTED	03/09/1931	Santa Cruz de Naranja						1779640	PI 92888
94	PI 86755		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Oaxaca, Mexico		Historic	1930	COLLECTED								1495283	PI 86755
95	PI 47396		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Alta Verapaz, Guatemala		Historic	1919	COLLECTED								1502899	PI 47396
96	PI 42967		Tripsacum laxum Nash	Guatemala, Guatemala		Historic	1916	COLLECTED								1512014	PI 42967
97	W6 62229	FWS0401-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Georgia, United States	W6	Not Available	2024								Black Boxed 2024 Seeds of Success- Incorporated into the collection 4/1/2025	2169560	W6 62229
98	NA 82357	NA 82357	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		NA	Not Available	2023							Uncertain improvement status	Full name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Tripsacum dactyloides. Two plants were planted back in the 90's. These are offspring of them, or crossed with plants naturally occurring on site. Was listed in Freeman.	2152902	NA 82357
99	W6 60015	NCBG-516	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Maryland, United States	W6		2021							Wild material		2132897	W6 60015
100	W6 59289	CBG-10618	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Illinois, United States	W6	Not Available	2021							Wild material	Plant numbers sampled estimated.	2120234	W6 59289
101	W6 58603	MARSB-478	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	New Jersey, United States	W6	Not Available	2021							Wild material	Habitat: terrestrial wetlands ûLeaf blade width: 9Ã¢âú¬â€œ45 mmûInflorescence branches: The flowers are attached to branches rather than to the main axis of the inflorescence.There are no branch points between the base of the inflorescence axis and the flowers, or they are not obvious.ûSpikelet length: 6Ã¢âú¬â€œ8 mmûGlume relative length: both glumes are as long or longer than all of the florets.ûAwn on glume: the glume has no awn.ûOne or more florets: there is one floret per spikelet.ûLemma awn length: 0 mmûLeaf ligule length: 1Ã¢âú¬â€œ3 mm	2113533	W6 58603
102	Ames 35695	NCBG-479	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Virginia, United States	NC7	Not Available	2019							Wild material		2098456	Ames 35695
103	Ames 35694	MARSB-686	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Delaware, United States	NC7	Not Available	2019							Wild material		2097682	Ames 35694
104	Ames 34806	Ames 34806	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Virginia, United States	NC7	Not Available	2018							Wild material		1965877	Ames 34806
105	S9 118 grin		Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.			Historic	2015								An accession used only for order items that do not have accessions linked to them.	1928649	S9 118 grin
106	Ames 31538	9067150	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States	NC7	Not Available	2011	COLLECTED	08/04/1995	Chambers County.				Wild material		1900715	Ames 31538
107	Ames 31120	T43601	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	10/18/1984	Lampasas County.	31.26666667, -98.04166667	361	Road right-of-way. 2% slope with an eastern exposure. Krum, silty clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 29 inches. Associated with Johnson grass and silver blue-stem.	Wild material		1893177	Ames 31120
108	Ames 31121	T43602	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/27/1983	Cherokee County.	31.64583333, -96.00000000	102	Roadside ditch at creek crossing. 4% slope with a southern exposure. Alto, clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 43.5 inches. Associated with Johnson grass and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893178	Ames 31121
109	Ames 31122	T43609	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/05/1985	Fayette County.			Full sun. <1% slope. Trinity soil. Average annual precipitation of 37 inches. Associated with Johnson grass and Virginia wild rye.	Wild material		1893179	Ames 31122
110	Ames 31123	T43610	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/17/1985	Angelina County.	31.28333333, -94.75000000	70	0-1% slope. 139 Pophers soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, Johnson grass, and rye grass.	Wild material		1893180	Ames 31123
111	Ames 31124	T43611	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/20/1985	Matagorda County.	28.91666667, -95.75000000	6	Hay meadow. 0-1% slope. Pledger, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 44 inches. Associated with little blue-stem, switch grass, and wild rye.	Wild material		1893181	Ames 31124
112	Ames 31125	T43612	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/24/1985	Fort Bend County.	29.50000000, -95.66666667	34	0-1% slope. Miller, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with berry vines, buffalo grass, and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893182	Ames 31125
113	Ames 31126	T43614	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/17/1985	William Penn Township, Washington County.	30.31527778, -96.27083333	87	2% slope with a southeastern exposure. Frelsburg, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 39.65 inches. Associated with Georgia cane, Indian grass, and poison oak.	Wild material		1893183	Ames 31126
114	Ames 31127	T43615	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/17/1985	Rehburg Township, Washington County.	30.27083333, -96.59305556	79	Area received extra runoff water from a road. 1% slope. Burlewash, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 39.65 inches. Associated with dewberry and Maximillian sunflower.	Wild material		1893184	Ames 31127
115	Ames 31128	T43617	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/10/1985	Llano County.	30.77250000, -98.81416667	378	Garden; transplanted from another location in Llano County. Central basin. 2% slope with a northern exposure. Castell soil. Average annual precipitation of 27 inches.	Wild material		1893185	Ames 31128
116	Ames 31129	T43618	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/28/1985	Panola County.	32.28333333, -94.45000000	78	2% slope with an eastern exposure. Thenas, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 43 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye, Johnson grass, sensitive briar, and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893186	Ames 31129
117	Ames 31130	T43619	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/28/1985	Camp Pirtle Scout Reservation, Panola County.	32.33333333, -94.41666667	73	1% slope with an northern exposure. Nahatche, sandy clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 43 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, Canadian wild rye, and Panicum.	Wild material		1893187	Ames 31130
118	Ames 31131	T43620	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/17/1985	Angelina County.	31.31666667, -94.75000000	76	1% slope. Fuller-Urban soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with Bahia grass and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893188	Ames 31131
119	Ames 31132	T43621	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/16/1985	Concan Township, Uvalde County.	29.25000000, -99.75000000		Orif, loamy soil. Average annual precipitation of 25 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye, common Bermuda grass, cypress trees, and Texas winter grass.	Wild material		1893189	Ames 31132
120	Ames 31133	T43622	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/12/1985	Robertson County.	30.76666667, -96.50833333	76	Along roadside creek and ditch. <1% slope. Miller, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 38 inches. Associated with blue-stem, dewberry, Johnson grass, and Virginia wild rye.	Wild material		1893190	Ames 31133
121	Ames 31134	T43624	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/09/1983	Minden Township, Rusk County.	32.13333333, -94.66666667	107	1% slope with a southern exposure. Iuka, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 46.22 inches. Associated with Johnson grass and Virginia wild rye.	Wild material		1893191	Ames 31134
122	Ames 31135	T43626	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/26/1985	Along north side of County Road 213, east of County Road 428, east of Angleton, Brazoria County.	29.15000000, -95.40000000	7	0.2% slope with 70% exposure. Lake Charles clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 48 inches. Associated with Baccharis, Chinese tallow-tree, switch grass, and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893192	Ames 31135
123	Ames 31136	T43628	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/31/1985	Nacogdoches County.	31.66666667, -94.71166667	128	Edge of pasture, near road. 5% slope with a southern exposure. Dry. Nacogdoches, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 48 inches. Associated with Johnson grass and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893193	Ames 31136
124	Ames 31137	T43630	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/12/1985	Somervell County.	32.24777778, -97.81250000	207	Livestock in area. 2% slope with a southeastern exposure. Krum soil. Average annual precipitation of 31.5 inches. Associated with Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893194	Ames 31137
125	Ames 31138	T43631	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/15/1985	Bellville Township, Austin County.	29.89166667, -96.25000000	44	Frequently flooded bottomland where gamagrass covers several hundres acres in a thick stand. 0 to 0.1% slope with full exposure. Trinity clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 40 inches. Associated with blue-stem, Indian grass, and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893195	Ames 31138
126	Ames 31139	T43632	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/24/1985	Leon County.	31.17916667, -96.26666667	97	Part of a roadside area, about 0.5 acre in size. <1% slope. Hatliff, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 38 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, berry vines, little blue-stem, sedges, switch grass, Vasey's grass, and wild rye.	Wild material		1893196	Ames 31139
127	Ames 31140	T43633	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/13/1985	Smith County.	32.41666667, -95.36666667	152	Bar ditch and unfenced area. Western coastal plains. 1% slope with a southern exposure. Raino, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 44 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, elm, Johnson grass, and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893197	Ames 31140
128	Ames 31141	T43634	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/18/1985	Walker County.	30.65416667, -95.65333333	85	Along roadside ditch. 0 to 1% slope. Trinity, clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with rushes, sedges, and wild rye.	Wild material		1893198	Ames 31141
129	Ames 31142	T43635	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/21/1985	Giddings Township, Lee County.	30.16666667, -96.90000000	146	1% slope with a southern exposure. Crockett, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 36 inches. Associated with coastal Bermuda grass and Dallis grass.	Wild material		1893199	Ames 31142
130	Ames 31143	T43636	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/03/1985	East side of FM-2000, north of Cedar Creek, Goodwill quad, Burleson County.	30.62500000, -96.68888889	85	0-1% slope with an eastern exposure. Uhland, clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 36 inches. Associated with berry vines, Johnson grass, pecans, and trailing wild bean.	Wild material		1893200	Ames 31143
131	Ames 31144	T43638	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/12/1985	Site 1: near Boy Scout Ranch, Sweetwater Creek, Site 2: along County Line Road, Gageby Creek, and Site 3: Britt Ranch, Sweetwater Creek, all in the Pampa area, Wheeler County.		685	Wet bottomland, with a high water table. Site 1: wildlife land, Site 2: grazing for horses; may not have Eastern gamagrass for many more years, and Site 3: hay meadow. Most of the area had received more than average rain the year of collection. 0 to 1% slope with exposure on all sides. Sweetwater soils. Average annual precipitation of 23 inches. Associated with Indian grass, prairie cord grass, sand blue-stem, and switch grass.	Wild material		1893201	Ames 31144
132	Ames 31145	T43639	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/1985	Irion County.	31.44166667, -100.75833330	625	0 to 3% slope. Deu-Rioconcho, clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 20 inches.	Wild material		1893202	Ames 31145
133	Ames 31146	T43640	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/1985	Hunt County.	33.25722222, -95.86500000	174	1 to 3% slope with a southern exposure. Leson, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 43 inches. Associated with knotroot bristle grass, little and big blue-stem, and Maximillian sunflower.	Wild material		1893203	Ames 31146
134	Ames 31147	T43641	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/15/1985	Texas Claypan area, Robertson County.	31.14166667, -96.38333333	98	Roadside ditch near drainage. 0 to 1% slope. Thenas, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 36 inches. Associated with Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893204	Ames 31147
135	Ames 31148	T43642	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/05/1985	Along and in Hondo Creek bottom, 1 mile south of Tarpley, Uvalde area, Medina County.	29.75000000, -99.50000000	366	Creek bottom. 1% slope with full exposure. Hilly, rocky, and wet. Tarrant rock outcrop soil. Average annual precipitation of 30 inches. Associated with Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893205	Ames 31148
136	Ames 31149	T43643	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/22/1985	Koenig Creek crossing, Medina Lake Road, 0.75 mile below Medina Dam, Uvalde area, Medina County.		283	Creek bottom. Very rocky and wet. 1% slope with full exposure. Tarrant rock outcrop soil. Average annual precipitation of 28.46 inches. Associated with Johnson grass, side-oats grama, Texas grama, and three-awn grass.	Wild material		1893206	Ames 31149
137	Ames 31150	T43644	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/1985	South Pease River bottom, west of bridge on Highway 70, Springs Ranch, Motley County.	33.84166667, -100.87500000	762	1 to 40% slope with a southwestern exposure. Tivoli, fine sandy soil. Average annual precipitation of 22 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye and switch grass.	Wild material		1893207	Ames 31150
138	Ames 31151	T43645	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/17/1985	Alto Township, Cherokee County.	31.65000000, -95.01666667	107	1% slope with a western exposure. Alto, clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with Bahia grass and Dallis grass.	Wild material		1893208	Ames 31151
139	Ames 31152	T43646	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	05/28/1985	Grimes County.	30.42722222, -96.05138889	61	Edge of hay field by woodland. Frequently flooded. 1% slope with a northern exposure. Trinity, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 41 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, coastal, Johnson grass, oak, and pecan.	Wild material		1893209	Ames 31152
140	Ames 31153	T43695	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/01/1985	Madisonville, Madison County.	30.94722222, -95.88083333		Ditches where water frequently accumulates. Associated with Dallis grass.	Wild material		1893210	Ames 31153
141	Ames 31154	T43696	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/16/1985	Along Wolf Island Road, approximately 5 miles southwest of Dayton, Liberty County.	30.01666667, -94.93333333	21	Last relic area in Liberty County. 0 to 1 slope. Beaumont, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 52 inches. Associated with Indian grass, Johnson grass, switch grass, and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893211	Ames 31154
142	Ames 31155	T43697	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/05/1985	Cooke County.	33.63333333, -97.37972222	314	3% slope with a southern exposure. Sanger, silty clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 35 inches. Associated with buffalo grass, Johnson grass, little blue-stem, and meadow drop-seed.	Wild material		1893212	Ames 31155
143	Ames 31156	T43739	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/27/1985	Harris County.	32.50416667, -95.08333333	5	1 to 3% slope. Midland, silty soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with forbs, oak, Paspalum, and Yaupon.	Wild material		1893213	Ames 31156
144	Ames 31157	T43742	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/24/1986	Simonton Township, Fort Bend County.	29.68333333, -96.00000000	32	0 to 1% slope. Miller, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 55 inches. Associated with blue-stem, Dallis grass, and sedges.	Wild material		1893214	Ames 31157
145	Ames 31158	T43743	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/24/1986	Bryan West Quad, Robertson County.	30.74166667, -96.49583333	76	Along roadside in ditch. 0 to 1% slope. Ships, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 38 inches. Associated with blood weed, Dallis grass, and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893215	Ames 31158
146	Ames 31159	T43746	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/17/1986	Mt. Joy Township, Delta County.	33.46666667, -95.61666667	127	0.5% slope with a northern exposure. Trinity, clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with Bermuda grass, Dallis grass, and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893216	Ames 31159
147	Ames 31160	T43747	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/01/1986	Polk County.			4% slope with a northwestern exposure. Doucette, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 47 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, blackberry, greenbrier, sumac, and three-awns.	Wild material		1893217	Ames 31160
148	Ames 31161	T43748	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/12/1985	Along County Road 300, Upshur County.	32.66666667, -94.88777778	91	4% slope. Lilbert, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893218	Ames 31161
149	Ames 31162	T43749	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/07/1986	Along and in Hondo Creek bottom, 1 mile south of Tarpley, Uvalde area, Medina County.	29.75000000, -99.50000000	366	Creek bottom. 1% slope with full exposure. Hilly, rocky, and wet. Tarrant rock outcrop soil. Average annual precipitation of 30 inches. Associated with Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893219	Ames 31162
150	Ames 31163	T43754	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/08/1986	Garrison Township, Rusk County.	31.88333333, -94.51666667	104	1% slope with a western aspect. Iuka, sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with honeysuckle, Johnson grass, Vasey's grass, and Virginia wild rye.	Wild material		1893220	Ames 31163
151	Ames 31164	T43755	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/08/1986	Morris County.	33.21666667, -94.68333333	107	4% slope with a south-southwestern exposure. Woodtell, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with Bahia grass, Bermuda grass, Dallis grass, Johnson grass, and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893221	Ames 31164
152	Ames 31165	T43756	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/15/1986	Rusk County.	32.25000000, -94.71666667	122	3 to 5% slope. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches.	Wild material		1893222	Ames 31165
153	Ames 31166	T43757	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/06/1986	Hopkins County.	33.25833333, -95.37500000	119	0% slope. Lufkin Raino soil. Average annual precipitation of 44 inches. Associated with Bermuda grass, Florida Paspalum, Johnson grass, and knotroot bristle grass.	Wild material		1893223	Ames 31166
154	Ames 31167	T43758	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/06/1986	Hopkins County.	33.20833333, -95.48333333	125	0% slope. Nahatche soil. Average annual precipitation of 44 inches. Associated with Bermuda grass and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893224	Ames 31167
155	Ames 31168	T43759	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/30/1986	Collin County.	33.30833333, -96.72500000	225	5 to 12% slope with a northwestern exposure. Austin, silty clay soil. Average annual precipitation of 36 inches. Associated with native grasses and other plants of a virgin prairie meadow.	Wild material		1893225	Ames 31168
156	Ames 31169	T43760	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/25/1986	Angelina County.	31.31666667, -94.75000000	76	Fuller-Urban soil. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with Bahia grass and Vasey's grass.	Wild material		1893226	Ames 31169
157	Ames 31170	T43761	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/13/1986	Along Piney Creek bridge, between Groveton and Apple Springs, Trinity County.	31.14166667, -95.09166667	79	Wet to moist roadside ditch. 0.5% slope with a southern exposure. Marietta, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with blackberry and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893227	Ames 31170
158	Ames 31171	T43813	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/08/1986	Red River County.	33.51666667, -95.00000000	134	3% slope. Woodtell, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 45 inches. Associated with little blue-stem, Paspalum, and post oak.	Wild material		1893228	Ames 31171
159	Ames 31172	T43814	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/1986	Dinosaur Valley State Park, Glen Rose West Township, Somervell County.	32.24722222, -97.05833333	186	1% slope with a southeaster exposure. Frio, sandy clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 32 inches. Associated with elm, live oak, and native grass mix.	Wild material		1893229	Ames 31172
160	Ames 31173	T43817	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	09/22/1986	Gerald Petree's, next to Hubbard Creek, Shackelford County.	32.74166667, -99.11666667	365	0% slope with a western exposure. Average annual precipitation of 25.5 inches. Associated with barnyard grass, Johnson grass, and western ragweed.	Wild material		1893230	Ames 31173
161	Ames 31174	T43818	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	10/1986	Cobb Township, Kaufman County.	32.68333333, -96.13333333		1.5% slope. Axter, fine sandy loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 42 inches. Associated with Bermuda grass, Johnson grass, and Paspalum.	Wild material		1893231	Ames 31174
162	Ames 31175	T43819	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	10/1986	Bosque County.	31.54611111, -97.77277778	186	Outer edge of cropland field. Frio soil. Average annual precipitation of 32 inches. Associated with elm, Japanese brome, pecan, and Virginia wild rye.	Wild material		1893232	Ames 31175
163	Ames 31176	T43820	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	10/01/1986	Tom Halbert's ex-wife's place, Sabine County.	31.45000000, -93.88333333	82	0 to 1% slope. Magnolia soil. Associated with Bahia grass, Dallis grass, fescue, honey locust, ragweed, and rosinweed.	Wild material		1893233	Ames 31176
164	Ames 31177	T43821	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	06/05/1986	Along Highway FM51, Cooke County.	33.45222222, -97.28972222	259	Roadside ditch. 1% slope with a southern exposure. Slidell-San Saba soil. Average annual precipitation of 35 inches. Associated with Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893234	Ames 31177
165	Ames 31178	T43822	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	10/1986	Motley County.	33.85000000, -100.85000000	743	Less than 1% slope. Tivoli, fine sandy soil. Average annual precipitation of 20 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye, little blue-stem, and switch grass.	Wild material		1893235	Ames 31178
166	Ames 31179	T43823	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/01/1986	Kerr County.	29.91666667, -99.23333333	573	1.5% slope with a northern exposure. Oakalla, silty clay loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 30 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893236	Ames 31179
167	Ames 31180	T43825	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	08/1986	Shackelford County.	32.73333333, -99.28333333	440	0% slope with a southern exposure. Average annual precipitation of 25.5 inches. Associated with Klein's grass.	Wild material		1893237	Ames 31180
168	Ames 31181	T43827	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	09/1986	Colliers Creek Township, Harrison County.	32.49166667, -94.30000000	85	Road fill. 4% slope with a northern exposure. Average annual precipitation of 46 inches. Associated with Bermuda grass and Johnson grass.	Wild material		1893238	Ames 31181
169	Ames 31182	T43973	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Texas, United States		Historic	2011	COLLECTED	07/1986	Mills County.	31.47222222, -96.86944444	392	1% slope with a western exposure. West, silty loam soil. Average annual precipitation of 25 inches. Associated with Canadian wild rye, Johnson grass, and Texas winter grass.	Wild material		1893239	Ames 31182
170	Ames 30510	Ames 30510	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Illinois, United States	NC7	Not Available	2010	COLLECTED	PRE 2010	Madison County.	38.83333300, -89.90000000		Cultivated.	Cultivated material		1836388	Ames 30510
171	MIA 35919	Martin Germplasm	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Florida, United States	MIA		2004	COLLECTED	10/28/1989	Highway 170, 1.5 miles south of Indiantown; 0.4 miles south of Highway 76.	27.01666667, -80.51666667		Cabbage palm hammock in MLRA 155, with a southern exposure and slope of 2%. Precipitation in area averages 58 inches per year.	Clone		1688648	MIA 35919
172	MIA 35920	St. Lucie Germplasm	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Florida, United States	MIA		2004	COLLECTED	03/28/1990	Highway 712, 2 miles east of junction with US-1 in St. Lucie County, Florida.	27.41666667, -80.33333333		Native stand growing within few 100 ft of Indian River on poorly drained, nearly level, sandy soils.	Clone	General collection site information: Water table varies from 10-40 inches. Climate is warm and humid in summer with mild winters. Total rainfall averages 55 inches. Average number of days with temperatures of 90 degrees or higher is 39; lower than 32 degrees is 1. Daily average temperature is 73.8 degrees.	1688708	MIA 35920
173	Ames 26840	Ames 26840	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Missouri, United States	NC7	Not Available	2002	COLLECTED	2001	Lawrence County.	37.11666667, -93.83333333			Wild material		1635684	Ames 26840
174	Ames 24551	Ames 24551	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Missouri, United States	NC7	Not Available	1998	COLLECTED	08/20/1997	Petis County.				Wild material		1556793	Ames 24551
175	MIA 34611	DHT 68-20-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1667049	MIA 34611
176	MIA 34430	DHT 71-18	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	North Carolina, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone	WC2T-01-01^;	1510890	MIA 34430
177	MIA 34431	DHT 71-19	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	North Carolina, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone	WC2T-01-02^;	1531895	MIA 34431
178	MIA 34432	DHT 68-1	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Monagas, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/21/1968	Coll. on road from Caripe to San Augustin. 4 km view S of Hotel Guacharo from mountain side. 15 km from town (Caripe). Cultivated. "Guatemala". DHT		1200		Clone	WC2T-01-03^;	1531896	MIA 34432
179	MIA 34443	DHT 63-17	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1968	Coll. Colombia, Valle, Joaquincito, Rio Naya, Buenaventura. (Col 16-Patino).		1540		Clone	WC2T-01-08^;	1531900	MIA 34443
180	MIA 34444	DHT 80-15	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Valle del Cauca, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1968	Coll. 33 km from Cali on road to Buenaventura. Cultivated. J.R.Harlan.				Clone	WC2T-01-09^;	1531901	MIA 34444
181	MIA 34445	DHT 80-16	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1968	Cultivated next to road between Mandarno and Santander. J.R.Harlan.				Clone	WC2T-01-10^;	1510841	MIA 34445
182	MIA 34446	DHT 80-17	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Chocó, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1968	Cultivated. 37 km S of Quibdo. J.R.Harlan.				Clone	WC2T-01-11^;	1531902	MIA 34446
183	MIA 34447	DHT 80-18	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Valle del Cauca, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	1968	Coll. 85 km from Cali along old road to Buenaventura. Cultivated. J.R.Harlan.				Clone	WC2T-01-12^;	1531903	MIA 34447
184	MIA 34450	DHT 68-68	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Brazil	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	1968					Clone	WC2T-01-14^;	1531904	MIA 34450
185	MIA 34451	DHT 66-16	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Heredia, Costa Rica	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	1985	SW slope of Volcan Barba. Near San Jose de la Montana, 10 m above stream. Coll. by W.H.Hatheway.		1500	In transition zone of subtropical and warm temperate wet forest.	Clone	WC2T-01-15^;	1531905	MIA 34451
186	MIA 34454	DHT 73-1	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave, Mexico	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	10/28/1963	Coll. in general area of type locality, Rancho El Mirador, 15 miles E of Huatusco. Coll. LFR.			Open wooded slope bordering a cultivated field.	Clone	WC2T-01-16^;	1510839	MIA 34454
187	MIA 34455	DHT 73-02	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Honduras	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	12/15/1966	Dept. Mozaran, El Zamorano. Cult. field of Escuela Agricola Panamericana. Coll. LFT and AMR.				Clone	WC2T-01-17^;	1510840	MIA 34455
188	MIA 34503	DHT 66-13-1	Tripsacum peruvianum de Wet & Timothy	San Martín, Peru	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	05/09/1966	Huallaga River 1 km down-river from Buenos Aires on left bank going down. DHT.			Steep bank with rocks. Plants at high waterline. Partial shade.	Clone	WC2T-16-03^;	1511719	MIA 34503
189	MIA 34504	DHT 66-13-2	Tripsacum peruvianum de Wet & Timothy	San Martín, Peru	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	05/09/1966	Huallaga River 1 km down-river from Buenos Aires on left bank going down. DHT.			Steep bank with rocks. Plants at high waterline. Partial Shade.	Clone	WC2T-16-04^;	1511720	MIA 34504
190	MIA 34628	'Meridonale'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511513	MIA 34628
191	MIA 34633	MIA 34633	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511723	MIA 34633
192	MIA 34635	MIA 34635	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1531924	MIA 34635
193	MIA 34637	MIA 34637	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1511726	MIA 34637
194	MIA 34642	DHT 68-39-2	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1531925	MIA 34642
195	MIA 34650	'Hirsutum'	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson		MIA		1991							Clone		1511272	MIA 34650
196	MIA 34653	DHT 64-09	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531926	MIA 34653
197	MIA 34655	DHT 63-48	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531927	MIA 34655
198	MIA 34656	DHT 64-26	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511259	MIA 34656
199	MIA 34657	DHT 79-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531928	MIA 34657
200	MIA 34658	DHT 79-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531929	MIA 34658
201	MIA 34661	DHT 79-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531930	MIA 34661
202	MIA 34663	MIA 34663	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511273	MIA 34663
203	MIA 34664	DHT 64-48	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531931	MIA 34664
204	MIA 34665	DHT 78-04	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531932	MIA 34665
205	MIA 34666	DHT 78-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531933	MIA 34666
206	MIA 34667	DHT 64-50	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531934	MIA 34667
207	MIA 34668	DHT 64-51	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531935	MIA 34668
208	MIA 34670	DHT 64-53	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511625	MIA 34670
209	MIA 34676	DHT 64-57	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531936	MIA 34676
210	MIA 34685	DHT 63-1-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531937	MIA 34685
211	MIA 34709	DHT 63-51	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Illinois, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1511739	MIA 34709
212	MIA 34716	MIA 34716	Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511275	MIA 34716
213	MIA 34717	MIA 34717	Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511277	MIA 34717
214	MIA 34722	MIA 34722	Tripsacum jalapense de Wet & Brink		MIA		1991							Clone		1511289	MIA 34722
215	MIA 34723	MIA 34723	Tripsacum jalapense de Wet & Brink		MIA		1991							Clone		1531939	MIA 34723
216	MIA 34728	MIA 34728	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511290	MIA 34728
217	MIA 34734	MIA 34734	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511292	MIA 34734
218	MIA 34740	MIA 34740	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511711	MIA 34740
219	MIA 34754	CEL 4636	Tripsacum sp.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511283	MIA 34754
220	MIA 34755	CEL 3750	Tripsacum sp.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511656	MIA 34755
221	MIA 34761	MIA 34761	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531944	MIA 34761
222	MIA 34775	FTG 67-285	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531947	MIA 34775
223	MIA 34777	FTG 67-292	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531948	MIA 34777
224	MIA 34779	MIA 34779	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511286	MIA 34779
225	MIA 34785	MIA 34785	Tripsacum jalapense de Wet & Brink		MIA		1991							Clone		1511643	MIA 34785
226	MIA 34790	CEL 4877	Tripsacum laxum Nash		MIA		1991							Clone		1511293	MIA 34790
227	MIA 34792	CEL 4873	Tripsacum laxum Nash		MIA		1991							Clone		1511657	MIA 34792
228	MIA 34800	DHT 74-77	Tripsacum sp.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1511615	MIA 34800
229	MIA 34721	DHT 67-47	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr. var. guatemalense de Wet & Brink	Jalisco, Mexico	MIA	Not Available	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1986	Coll. 24 km marker at Barranca de los Oblatos on road to Zacatecas along talus slope. L.F.Randolph.				Clone		1511644	MIA 34721
230	MIA 34437	DHT 68-15	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Mérida, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	Coll. along roadbank 12 km before La Vigia after crossing river. On road from Mendoza. Both sides of road hillsides, very dense. DHT.				Clone		1537650	MIA 34437
231	MIA 34449	DHT 66-11	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	San Martín, Peru	MIA	Not Available	1991	COLLECTED	05/08/1966	Coll. Prov. de Huallaga. At SIPA Granja Demonstrativa, Bella Vista, introduced and in garden plots on farm. 3-4 ft. tall. No seed, no flowers. DHT.				Clone	WC2T-01-13^;	1537651	MIA 34449
232	MIA 34453	DHT 73-3	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Honduras		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	12/15/1966	Dept. Morazan, El Zamorano. Cult. field of Escuela Agricola Panamericana, coll. LFR and AMR.				Clone		1510842	MIA 34453
233	MIA 34459	DHT 68-41-2	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. australe	Boyacá, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/17/1968	Coll. 10 km Aqua Azul to Yopal, by creek called Cano Blanca. Farm owned by Antonio Perilla. "Masiega." DTH and E Hdz X.			Growing on stream bank in shade with panicum (some) and trees. Seed probably washed downstream from above. Some plants 4-5 m tall, small pop.: 5-7 plants.	Clone	WC2T-02-12^;	1511635	MIA 34459
234	MIA 34464	DHT 63-11	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. australe	Meta, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	1968	640 San Martin km 12. Carr. a Villavicencia 640 meters. Coll. Patino.				Clone	WC2T-02-13^;	1511634	MIA 34464
235	MIA 34469	DHT 68-51-5	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. australe	Meta, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/23/1968	Km 50 Granja Exper. "La Libertad" to Pto. Lopez, Hda Siberia from Villavicencio. Apparently used in part for forage. "Macana" - may be local name. DHT and E Hdz X.		250	In sural with palm, thorns legumes, Cecropia, other deciduous trees. Along stream with little water.	Clone	WC2T-02-14^;	1537439	MIA 34469
236	MIA 34485	DHT 68-67-2	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Brazil	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	1968	Coll. from Instituto Agronomico Campinas, S.P. Originally collected south of Aquidauana in state of Matto Grosso. Exact site unknown. Obtained by W.R.Langford and R.A.Hammond.				Clone	WC2T-02-15^;	1537443	MIA 34485
237	MIA 34486	DHT 66-1	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/12/1966	Coll. Prov. Chiquitos, S of Santiago between Santiagamo and San Roque. 20 km E of Robore. DHT.		360	In grass-shrub area between forest edges and dry sand creekbed. Best specimens were those growing with shrub and intertwined. Other plants were eaten by cattle.	Clone	WC2T-02-16^;	1537445	MIA 34486
238	MIA 34491	DHT 66-5-5	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/22/1966	Coll. Beni, Reyes. On road to Rurrenabaque in area unpopulated, called Cosar. 3 km west of airport. DHT.		260	On edge of pampa-isla, on edge of small islands of trees along road. Plants 3-4 meters tall. Spec A 3.75 meters tall, 18 nodes.	Clone	WC2T-02-17^;	1636054	MIA 34491
239	MIA 34492	DHT 66-6-1	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/22/1966	Coll. south of landing strip across swamp - "curiche de payache" on isla de payache. Very common - very large plants. On edge of swamp, 3-4 ft. above water. DHT.		260		Clone	WC2T-03-01^;	1635693	MIA 34492
240	MIA 34495	DHT 66-7-4	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/23/1966	Coll. Puesta San Jose to S. 1 km of a house called Estancia San Jose along a wooded island and border of curiche which is very long. Usually in open areas of wooded islands above high water. 2 km SE direct from Punto Cuarto. DHT.		260		Clone	WC2T-03-02^;	1511636	MIA 34495
241	MIA 34497	DHT 66-8-2	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/25/1966	Coll. Puesto Guaymisa, 24 km E of Reyes along edge of high ground wooded island. DHT.				Clone	WC2T-03-03^;	1511263	MIA 34497
242	MIA 34499	DHT 66-8-4	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	04/25/1966	Coll. PUesta San Jose to S. 1 km of a house called Estancia San Jose along a wooded island and border of curiche which is very long. 2 km SE direct from Punto Cuarto. DHT.		260	Usually in open areas of wooded islands above high water.	Clone	WC2T-03-04^;	1636056	MIA 34499
243	MIA 34502	DHT 66-12	Tripsacum peruvianum de Wet & Timothy	San Martín, Peru	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	05/09/1966	On Huallaga River up-river from Pucacaca about 2.5 km on right side of river. DHT.				Clone	WC2T-16-02^;	1511718	MIA 34502
244	MIA 34506	DHT 68-44-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Boyacá, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Ca. 7 km Soata to Capitanejo. Valley of Rio Chicamocha. Probably lots of Tripsacum on hillsides not accessible to goats, which are in abundance. DHT and E Hdz X. between Soata and Tibocoque.		1000	On boulder slides in soil pockets. Very dry.	Clone	WC2T-06-11^;	1511620	MIA 34506
245	MIA 34507	DHT 68-44-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Boyacá, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Ca. 7 km Soata to Capitanejo. Valley of Rio Chicamocha. Probably lots of Tripsacum on hillsides not accessible to goats, which are in abundance. DHT and E Hdz X. between Soata and Tibocoque.		1000	On boulder slides in soil pockets. Very dry.	Clone	WC2T-06-12^;	1636089	MIA 34507
246	MIA 34509	DHT 68-44-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Boyacá, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Ca. 7 km Soata to Capitanejo. Valley of Rio Chicamocha. Probably lots of Tripsacum on hillsides not accessible to goats, which are in abundance. DHT and E Hdz X. between Soata and Tibocoque.		1000	On boulder slides in soil pockets. Very dry.	Clone	WC2T-06-13^;	1636091	MIA 34509
247	MIA 34510	DHT 68-44-7	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Boyacá, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Ca. 7 km Soata to Capitanejo. Valley of Rio Chicamocha. Probably lots of Tripsacum on hillsides not accessible to goats, which are in abundance. DHT and E Hdz X. between Soata and Tibocoque.		1000	On boulder slides in soil pockets. Very dry.	Clone		1636092	MIA 34510
248	MIA 34511	DHT 68-44-9	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Boyacá, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Ca. 7 km Soata to Capitanejo. Valley of Rio Chicamocha. Probably lots of Tripsacum on hillsides not accessible to goats, which are in abundance. DHT and E Hdz X. between Soata and Tibocoque.		1000	On boulder slides in soil pockets. Very dry.	Clone		1511265	MIA 34511
249	MIA 34513	DHT 68-45-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Km 5 Malaga to Capitanejo. DHT and E Hdz X..		1600	On steep bank, sandy soil with rock and gravel. Other grasses, shrubs.	Clone		1636097	MIA 34513
250	MIA 34514	DHT 68-45-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Km 5 Malaga to Capitanejo. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	On steep bank, sandy soil with rock and gravel. Other grasses, shrubs.	Clone	WC2T-06-14^;	1636119	MIA 34514
251	MIA 34515	DHT 68-45-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Km 5 Malaga to Capitanejo. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	On steep bank, sandy soil with rock and gravel. Other grasses, shrubs.	Clone	WC2T-07-01^;	1511740	MIA 34515
252	MIA 34516	DHT 68-45-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Km 5 Malaga to Capitanejo. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	On steep bank, sandy soil with rock and gravel. Other grasses, shrubs.	Clone	WC2T-07-02^;	1511627	MIA 34516
253	MIA 34517	DHT 68-45-7	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	Km 5 Malaga to Capitanejo. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	On steep bank, sandy soil with rock and gravel. Other grasses, shrubs.	Clone	WC2T-07-03^;	1511266	MIA 34517
254	MIA 34518	DHT 68-46-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 7 from San Adres between Malaga y San Andres. Melinis dominant. "Cortadera" cattle eat when young. DHT and E Hdz X.		1300	Steep rocky wall of mountain valley. Dry, gravelly sandy soil. Eastern exposure.	Clone	WC2T-07-04^;	1636164	MIA 34518
255	MIA 34519	DHT 68-46-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 7 from San Adres between Malaga y San Andres. Melinis dominant. "Cortadera" cattle eat when young. DHT and E Hdz X.		1300	Steep rocky wall of mountain valley. Dry, gravelly sandy soil. Eastern exposure.	Clone	WC2T-07-05^;	1636169	MIA 34519
256	MIA 34520	DHT 68-46-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 7 from San Adres between Malaga y San Andres. Melinis dominant. "Cortadera" cattle eat when young. DHT and E Hdz X.		1300	Steep rocky wall of mountain valley. Dry, gravelly sandy soil. Eastern exposure.	Clone		1636176	MIA 34520
257	MIA 34521	DHT 68-47-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	By bridge of Rio Igaura. DHT and E Hdz X.		1700	On steep slope. West exposure. Sand and gravel, soil gray with Melinis, figs, thorny legumes. Shale base.	Clone	WC2T-07-06^;	1636188	MIA 34521
258	MIA 34522	DHT 68-47-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	By bridge of Rio Igaura. DHT and E Hdz X.		1700	On steep slope. West exposure. Sand and gravel, soil gray with Melinis, figs, thorny legumes. Shale base.	Clone	WC2T-07-07^;	1511267	MIA 34522
259	MIA 34523	DHT 68-47-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	By bridge of Rio Igaura. DHT and E Hdz X.		1700	On steep slope. West exposure. Sand and gravel, soil gray with Melinis, figs, thorny legumes. Shale base.	Clone		1531909	MIA 34523
260	MIA 34524	DHT 68-47-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/18/1968	By bridge of Rio Igaura. DHT and E Hdz X.		1700	On steep slope. West exposure. Sand and gravel, soil gray with Melinis, figs, thorny legumes. Shale base.	Clone	WC2T-07-08^;	1548702	MIA 34524
261	MIA 34525	DHT 68-50-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	1 km from Los Curos to San Gil. Large (very) pop. (thousands) along Rio Manco, both sides. Pop. extends from Los Curos for about 3 or 4 kms toward San Gil. DHT and E Hdz X.				Clone		1554461	MIA 34525
262	MIA 34526	DHT 68-50-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	1 km from Los Curos to San Gil. Large (very) pop. (thousands) along Rio Manco, both sides. Pop. extends from Los Curos for about 3 or 4 kms toward San Gil. DHT and E Hdz X.				Clone		1511741	MIA 34526
263	MIA 34527	DHT 68-50-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	1 km from Los Curos to San Gil. Large (very) pop. (thousands) along Rio Manco, both sides. Pop. extends from Los Curos for about 3 or 4 kms toward San Gil. DHT and E Hdz X.				Clone	WC2T-07-09^;	1511743	MIA 34527
264	MIA 34529	DHT 68-65-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Norte. Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Cerca 900 m a Rio Pamplonito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone	WC2T-07-10^;	1636231	MIA 34529
265	MIA 34530	DHT 68-65-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Norte. Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Circa 900 m a Rio Pamplonito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone	WC2T-07-11^;	1636232	MIA 34530
266	MIA 34531	DHT 68-65-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Norte. Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Cerca 900 m a Rio Pamplonito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone	WC2T-07-12^;	1636233	MIA 34531
267	MIA 34532	DHT 68-65-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Circa 900 m a Rio Pamplonito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone	WC2T-08-01^;	1511628	MIA 34532
268	MIA 34533	DHT 68-65-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Cerca 900 m a Rio Pamplonito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone	WC2T-08-02^;	1636235	MIA 34533
269	MIA 34534	DHT 63-15	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Santander Sur Bucaramanga - Rio Surata. V.M.Patino.		700		Clone	WC2T-08-03^;	1537652	MIA 34534
270	MIA 34535	DHT 63-22	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Táchira, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Km 19 Carr. San Cristobal - San Antonio. La Libertad. V.M.Patino.		880		Clone	WC2T-08-04^;	1636244	MIA 34535
271	MIA 34536	DHT 80-19	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Táchira, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1980	On road from San Cristobal to La Libertad, km 18. Patino.				Clone	WC2T-08-05^;	1511745	MIA 34536
272	MIA 34537	DHT 63-23	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Táchira, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Km 78. Seroabuco. Rio La Grita. V.M.Patino.		650		Clone		1636246	MIA 34537
273	MIA 34538	DHT 63-21	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Valera, Venezuela.				Clone	WC2T-08-06^;	1636247	MIA 34538
274	MIA 34539	DHT 80-20	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1980	Motatan R. Valera to Merida.				Clone	WC2T-08-07^;	1636248	MIA 34539
275	MIA 34540	DHT 63-25	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Carr. Valera - Merida. Adjntas Momboy-Motatan Est. Trujillo 500 m.				Clone	WC2T-08-08^;	1636249	MIA 34540
276	MIA 34541	DHT 80-24	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1980	Trujillo between Momboy and Motatan, on Merida to Valera road.				Clone		1511750	MIA 34541
277	MIA 34542	DHT 68-8	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	1 km Valera-Trujillo above Motatan River leaving town. DHT.			Dry rocky hillside. SSE exposure.	Clone	WC2T-08-09^;	1511631	MIA 34542
278	MIA 34543	DHT 68-9	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	01/28/1968	Beside Motatan River, at foot of hill. DHT.			Dry rocky hillside. N exposure.	Clone		1511630	MIA 34543
279	MIA 34544	DHT 68-10-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/28/1968	4 km below La Puerta on road from Valera to Timotes. Both sides of road, cliff above river and road. DHT		1400	Rocky cliff.	Clone	WC2T-08-10^;	1511268	MIA 34544
280	MIA 34545	DHT 68-10-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	12/28/1968	4 km below La Puerta on road from Valera to Timotes. Both sides of rad, cliff above river and road. DHT.		1400	Rocky cliff.	Clone	WC2T-08-11^;	1511626	MIA 34545
281	MIA 34546	DHT 68-10-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/28/1968	4 km below La Puerta on road from Valera to Timotes. Both sides of road, cliff above river and road. DHT.		1400	Rocky cliff.	Clone	WC2T-09-01^;	1636412	MIA 34546
282	MIA 34549	DHT 68-10-8	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/28/1968	4 km below La Puerta on road from Valera to Timotes. Both sides of road, cliff above river and road. DHT.		1400	Rocky cliff.	Clone	WC2T-09-02^;	1511629	MIA 34549
283	MIA 34550	DHT 68-11-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	On road along Motatan River between La Mesa and Valera. About 4 km below La Mesa. DHT.		1200	Dry hillside.	Clone	WC2T-09-03^;	1537480	MIA 34550
284	MIA 34551	DHT 68-11-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	Coll. on road along Motatan River between La Mesa and Valera. About 4 km below La Mesa. DHT.		1200	Dry hillside.	Clone	WC2T-09-04^;	1531910	MIA 34551
285	MIA 34552	DHT 68-11-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	On road along Motatan River between La Mesa and Valera. About 4 km below La Mesa. DHT.		1200	Dry hillside.	Clone	WC2T-09-05^;	1636424	MIA 34552
286	MIA 34554	DHT 68-13-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	Quebrada de las Cuevas. Just after crossing bridge down-river from pueblo. Along river and water canal. DHT.		700		Clone		1636428	MIA 34554
287	MIA 34555	DHT 68-13-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	Quebrada de las Cuevas. Just after crossing bridge down-river from pueblo. Along river and water canal. DHT.		700		Clone	WC2T-09-06^;	1636439	MIA 34555
288	MIA 34556	DHT 68-14-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	01/29/1968	On road (dirt) from Valera to Quebrada de las Cuevas. 5 km below las Cuevas on hillside above river. Very large colony. DHT.		600		Clone	WC2T-09-07^;	1537481	MIA 34556
289	MIA 34559	DHT 68-27-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Mérida, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/03/1968	Between Ejido and Parroquia. Large colony hardly accessible but readily eaten by goats. DHT.			Very dry, leaves curled.	Clone	WC2T-09-08^;	1511270	MIA 34559
290	MIA 34560	DHT 68-27-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Mérida, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/03/1968	Between Ejido and Parroquia. Large colony hardly accessible but readily eaten by goats. DHT.			Very dry, leaves curled.	Clone	WC2T-09-09^;	1511744	MIA 34560
291	MIA 34562	DHT 68-27-7	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Mérida, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/03/1968	Between Ejido and Parroquia. Large colony hardly accessible but readily eaten by goats. DHT.			Very dry, leaves curled.	Clone	WC2T-09-10^;	1548704	MIA 34562
292	MIA 34564	DHT 63-26	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Monagas, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Km 4-1/2 Carr. San Francisco - Caripe. V.M.Patino.		740		Clone		1531911	MIA 34564
293	MIA 34565	DHT 63-12	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Km 1 Carr. Lourdes. V.M.Patino.		1540		Clone	WC2T-09-11^;	1531912	MIA 34565
294	MIA 34566	DHT 63-13	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Sardinata. V.M.Patino.		440		Clone	WC2T-10-01^;	1531913	MIA 34566
295	MIA 34567	DHT 63-14	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963			1120		Clone	WC2T-10-02^;	1636456	MIA 34567
296	MIA 34568	DHT 63-16	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1963	Guacharacus, Guespa-Suita.		800		Clone		1511751	MIA 34568
297	MIA 34569	DHT 68-48-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure on steep moist (stream fed quebrada).	Clone	WC2T-10-03^;	1636461	MIA 34569
298	MIA 34570	DHT 68-48-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure on steep moist (stream fed quebrada).	Clone	WC2T-10-04^;	1636464	MIA 34570
299	MIA 34571	DHT 68-48-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure on steep moist (stream fed quebrada).	Clone	WC2T-10-05^;	1636466	MIA 34571
300	MIA 34572	DHT 68-48-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure on steep moist (stream fed quebrada).	Clone	WC2T-10-06^;	1636467	MIA 34572
301	MIA 34573	DHT 68-49-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. Same site as DHT 68-48-1 (MIA-34569). DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure. Typical plant of coll. isolated on drier and rockier areas from rest of pop.	Clone		1552843	MIA 34573
302	MIA 34574	DHT 68-49-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/19/1968	Km 2 Los Curos to El Tope. Same site as DHT 68-48-1 (MIA-34569). DHT and E Hdz X.			Western exposure. Typical plant of coll. isolated on drier and rockier areas from rest of pop.	Clone	WC2T-10-07^;	1636475	MIA 34574
303	MIA 34575	DHT 68-59-I-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2 ca. Santiago to Gramalote. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Steep slate hillside called "Balastrera". Drainage into Rio Peralonso.	Clone	WC2T-10-08^; Some plants 4 m tall 5-7 terminal ramifications on inflor. Segregating for pubescence. Plant 1 almost glabrous sun red. Plant 2 Inside sheath - very pubescent, sun red, some pubescence on outer edge of sheath. DHT and E Hdz X.	1537193	MIA 34575
304	MIA 34576	DHT 68-59-I-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2 ca. Santiago to Gramalote. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Steep slate hillside called "Balastrera". Drainage into Rio Peralonso.	Clone		1531914	MIA 34576
305	MIA 34577	DHT 68-59-I-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2 ca. Santiago to Gramalote. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Steep slate hillside called "Balastrera". Drainage into Rio Peralonso.	Clone	WC2T-10-09^;	1537656	MIA 34577
306	MIA 34578	DHT 68-59-II-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2 ca. Santiago to Gramalote. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Habitat: Steep slate hillside called "Balastrera". Drainage into Rio Peralonso.	Clone	WC2T-10-10^;	1636536	MIA 34578
307	MIA 34579	DHT-68-59-II-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2 ca. Santiago to Gramalote. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Steep slate hillside called "Balastrera". Drainage into Rio Peralonso.	Clone		1612452	MIA 34579
308	MIA 34580	DHT 68-60-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 1.5 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		1500		Clone	WC2T-11-01^; Gramalote "Village founded in Nov. 111 yrs. ago and named for the grass which was then very widespread before intro. of jaragua guinea melinus etc. DHT and E Hdz X."	1531915	MIA 34580
309	MIA 34581	DHT 68-60-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 1.5 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		1500		Clone	WC2T-11-02^; Gramalote "Village founded in Nov. 111 yrs. ago and named for the grass which was then very widespread before intro. of jaragua guinea melinus etc. DHT and E Hdz X."	1636549	MIA 34581
310	MIA 34582	DHT 68-60-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 1.5 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		1500		Clone	WC2T-11-03^; Gramalote "Village founded in Nov. 111 yrs. ago and named for the grass which was then very widespread before intro. of jaragua guinea melinus etc. DHT and E Hdz X."	1636550	MIA 34582
311	MIA 34583	DHT 68-60-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 1.5 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		1500		Clone	WC2T-11-04^; Gramalote "Village founded in Nov. 111 yrs. ago and named for the grass which was then very widespread before intro. of jaragua guinea melinus etc. DHT and E Hdz X."	1636551	MIA 34583
312	MIA 34584	DHT 68-61-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Quebrada La Calderera. Km 2 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		1100	On steep rocky hillside, large pop.	Clone	WC2T-11-05^;	1636552	MIA 34584
313	MIA 34585	DHT 68-61-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Quebrada La Calderera. Km 2 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		100	On steep rocky hillside, large pop.	Clone	WC2T-11-06^;	1636553	MIA 34585
314	MIA 34586	DHT 68-61-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Quebrada La Calderera. Km 2 Gramalote to Lourdes. DHT and Hdz X.		1100	On steep rocky hillside, large pop.	Clone	WC2T-11-07^;	1511621	MIA 34586
315	MIA 34587	DHT 68-61-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Quebrada La Calderera. Km 2 Gramalote to Lourdes.		1100	On steep rocky hillside, large pop.	Clone		1548705	MIA 34587
316	MIA 34589	DHT 68-62-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2-3 ca. Sardinata to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		500	On steep bank in valley of Rio Risito.	Clone	WC2T-11-08^;	1531916	MIA 34589
317	MIA 34590	DHT 68-62-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2-3 ca. Sardinata to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		500	On steep bank in valley of Rio Risito.	Clone		1531917	MIA 34590
318	MIA 34591	DHT 68-62-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2-3 ca. Sardinata to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		500	On steep bank in valley of Rio Risito.	Clone	WC2T-11-09^;	1636554	MIA 34591
319	MIA 34592	DHT 68-62-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2-3 ca. Sardinata to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		500	On steep bank in valley of Rio Risito.	Clone	WC2T-11-10^;	1537657	MIA 34592
320	MIA 34593	DHT 68-62-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 2-3 ca. Sardinata to Lourdes. DHT and E Hdz X.		500	On steep bank in valley or Rio Risito.	Clone	WC2T-12-01^;	1636555	MIA 34593
321	MIA 34594	DHT 68-63-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 4 ca. Dona Juana to Durania. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Slate hillside by road.	Clone	WC2T-12-02^; Herb spec has 2 ramifications of auxiliary terminal flowers. This may be exception, others few and out of each have 3+ on lateral and terminals, petiolate.	1531918	MIA 34594
322	MIA 34595	DHT 68-63-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 4 ca. Dona Juana to Durania. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Slate hillside by road.	Clone		1511752	MIA 34595
323	MIA 34596	DHT 68-63-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 4 ca. Dona Juana to Durania. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Slate hillside by road.	Clone		1531919	MIA 34596
324	MIA 34597	DHT 68-63-5	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 4 ca. Dona Juana to Durania. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Slate hillside by road.	Clone		1636575	MIA 34597
325	MIA 34598	DHT 68-63-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Km 4 ca. Dona Juana to Durania. DHT and E Hdz X.		1600	Slate hillside by road.	Clone		1511633	MIA 34598
326	MIA 34599	DHT 68-64-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	60 km sur de Cucuta, carr. A Pamplona. DHT and E Hdz X.		1150	"La Esperanza" Manchon australe, ladera rocosa, cerca siembra cana azucar, entre brenal de Rubus, Melinus, Pennisetum. No lejos del Rio Pamplonito.	Clone		1511760	MIA 34599
327	MIA 34600	DHT 68-66-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA	Not Available	1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Pamplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Cerca 900 m a Rio Pamplinito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone		1636812	MIA 34600
328	MIA 34601	DHT 68-66-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Entre entrunque Bochelema y entrunque Chinacota. Carr. Palmplona to Cucuta. El Raezon. Abundante poblacion, segregante. Cerca 900 m a Rio Pamplinito. DHT and E Hdz X.			Ladera muy inclinada, desparamadero de rocas proveniente de talud superio de material conglomerado. Suelo suelto, limoso, algo pardo.	Clone		1531920	MIA 34601
329	MIA 34602	DHT 68-66-3	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968	Same site as collection 297(68-65). Plantas ca. 2.5 alto. Hojas basales largo, peciolada; hojas intermedias 4.5 cm de ancho; hojas superiores largo y lancioladas. Poco pubescenscia.				Clone		1552844	MIA 34602
330	MIA 34604	DHT 68-66-04	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863958	MIA 34604
331	MIA 34605	DHT 68-16-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863959	MIA 34605
332	MIA 34607	MIA 34607	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1863960	MIA 34607
333	MIA 34608	DHT 68-19-1	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Táchira, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	02/01/1968	Coll. km 18 on road from San Cristobal to Rubio. Small colony 25 plants. Other isolated plants along valley road. At edge of shoulder. DHT.				Clone		1635704	MIA 34608
334	MIA 34609	DHT 68-19-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1531921	MIA 34609
335	MIA 34610	DHT 68-19-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1548703	MIA 34610
336	MIA 34614	DHT 68-21-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863962	MIA 34614
337	MIA 34615	MIA 34615	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1863964	MIA 34615
338	MIA 34617	DHT 68-22-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1531922	MIA 34617
339	MIA 34625	'Meridonale'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1537658	MIA 34625
340	MIA 34626	'Meridonale'	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511632	MIA 34626
341	MIA 34631	DHT 63-5	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy	Colombia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	1968	Coll. Colombia, Cundinamarca. Guadualito, Rio Pacho. Pacho. V.M.Patino.		1400		Clone		1511722	MIA 34631
342	MIA 34634	MIA 34634	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1537660	MIA 34634
343	MIA 34636	MIA 34636	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1511724	MIA 34636
344	MIA 34638	DHT 68-34-02	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1537661	MIA 34638
345	MIA 34639	MIA 34639	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1537662	MIA 34639
346	MIA 34640	DHT 68-34-06	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy	Cundinamarca, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/10/1968	Coll. entre Villeta y Honda. 3 kms de Villeta 1100-1200 mts, high roadbank. DHT and E Hdz X.		1150		Clone		1631992	MIA 34640
347	MIA 34643	DHT 68-39-4	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1650752	MIA 34643
348	MIA 34644	MIA 34644	Tripsacum cundinamarcae de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1537663	MIA 34644
349	MIA 34647	DHT 63-03	Tripsacum sp.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511284	MIA 34647
350	MIA 34652	DHT 64-05	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1612455	MIA 34652
351	MIA 34671	DHT 78-09	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1612453	MIA 34671
352	MIA 34681	DHT 62-237-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1612454	MIA 34681
353	MIA 34697	DHT 63-37	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1672692	MIA 34697
354	MIA 34704	DHT 63-44	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone	WC2T-06-02^;	1864211	MIA 34704
355	MIA 34705	DHT 63-45	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.			Historic	1991							Clone		1531938	MIA 34705
356	MIA 34707	MIA 34707	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.			Historic	1991							Clone		1537664	MIA 34707
357	MIA 34713	DHT 74-69	Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511274	MIA 34713
358	MIA 34720	FTG 67-221	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr. var. guatemalense de Wet & Brink	El Progreso, Guatemala		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1986	Coll. 39 km N.E. of Guatemala City on talus slope among rocks at Puerto along Barrios road. L.F.Randolph. G 66-6-2.				Clone		1618244	MIA 34720
359	MIA 34725	FTG 66-265	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511713	MIA 34725
360	MIA 34732	CEL 3736	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511279	MIA 34732
361	MIA 34744	DHT 79-26	Tripsacum maizar Hern.-Xol. & Randolph			Historic	1991							Clone		1511645	MIA 34744
362	MIA 34774	FTG 66-267	Tripsacum bravum J. R. Gray	Mexico		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	1982					Clone	I-I; 2n=72	1511285	MIA 34774
363	MIA 34776	CEL 3717	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. hispidum (Hitchc.) de Wet & J. R. Harlan	Jalisco, Mexico	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	09/03/1972	Coll. 2 km W. of Tlajomulco de Zuniga on N. facing slope. JRH.				Clone		1537486	MIA 34776
364	MIA 34793	DHT 79-23	Tripsacum laxum Nash			Historic	1991							Clone		1511659	MIA 34793
365	MIA 34798	MIA 34798	Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	North Carolina, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537487	MIA 34798
366	MIA 34799	FTG 66-252	Tripsacum sp.	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1511287	MIA 34799
367	MIA 34805	CEL 5445	Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537492	MIA 34805
368	MIA 34808	CEL 5138	Tripsacum sp.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511288	MIA 34808
369	MIA 34809	MIA 34809	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531950	MIA 34809
370	MIA 34813	MIA 34813	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1511708	MIA 34813
371	MIA 35109	DHT 68-10-12	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1554744	MIA 35109
372	MIA 35110	DHT 68-22-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy			Historic	1991							Clone		1554745	MIA 35110
373	MIA 35111	72-22	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1537665	MIA 35111
374	MIA 35112	CEL 4652	Tripsacum sp.		MIA		1991							Clone		1537666	MIA 35112
375	MIA 35113	CEL 3729	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.	Mexico	MIA	Not Available	1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1554746	MIA 35113
376	MIA 35114	DHT 64-30	Tripsacum sp.			Historic	1991							Clone		1554747	MIA 35114
377	MIA 34436	DHT 80-13	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	1968	Coll. 12 km W of Barinitas along wet road bank. JMJd.				Clone		1510891	MIA 34436
378	MIA 34438	DHT 80-14	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	1968	Coll. 24 km W of Barinitas, along mountain stream. JMJd.				Clone		1531897	MIA 34438
379	MIA 34439	DHT 68-17-1	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Táchira, Venezuela		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	01/30/1968	Coll. 22 km below Las Delicias from Rubio. DHT.		1500		Clone		1635623	MIA 34439
380	MIA 34442	DHT 68-38	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Antioquia, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/13/1968	Coll. ca 36 km N of Medellin to Sta Rosa de Osos. DHT and E Hdz X.		1400		Clone	WC2T-01-07^;	1531899	MIA 34442
381	MIA 34606	DHT 68-66-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1968					Clone		1654095	MIA 34606
382	MIA 34456	DHT 66-14	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. australe	San Martín, Peru		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	05/09/1966	Coll. Prov. San Martin. Tarapoto. About 2.5 km E of Tarapoto on road to Shapaja. DHT.			Large colonies on land cleared 3-7 years ago and currently cut or burned periodically. Very aggressive.	Clone		1537396	MIA 34456
383	MIA 34494	DHT 66-7-2	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson var. hirsutum de Wet & Timothy	Bolivia		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	04/23/1966	Coll. Bolivia, Beni, Reyes. Puesta San Jose to S. 1 km of a house called Estancia San Jose along a wooded island and border of curiche which is very long. 2 km SE direct from Punto Cuarto. DHT.		260	Usually in open areas of wooded islands above high water.	Clone		1511262	MIA 34494
384	MIA 34505	DHT 63-20	Tripsacum peruvianum de Wet & Timothy	Ecuador		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	NEAR 1966	Km 106, Ferrocarril Guayaquil-Quito entre Huigra y Naranjapota. Probably V.M. Patino.				Clone		1537479	MIA 34505
385	MIA 34603	DHT 68-66-4	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy	Santander, Colombia	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/27/1968					Clone		1796623	MIA 34603
386	MIA 34683	DHT 62-225-2	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.			Historic	1991							Clone		1552846	MIA 34683
387	MIA 34714	MIA 34714	Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511646	MIA 34714
388	MIA 34733	FTG 67-734	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537483	MIA 34733
389	MIA 34738	MIA 34738	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.			Historic	1991							Clone		1511280	MIA 34738
390	MIA 34750	MIA 34750	Tripsacum maizar Hern.-Xol. & Randolph			Historic	1991							Clone		1511281	MIA 34750
391	MIA 34768	FTG 72-799	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1531945	MIA 34768
392	MIA 34612	MIA 34612	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1863965	MIA 34612
393	MIA 34613	DHT 68-21-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863961	MIA 34613
394	MIA 34616	DHT 68-21-05	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863963	MIA 34616
395	MIA 34618	DHT 68-22-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1531923	MIA 34618
396	MIA 34619	DHT 68-22-05	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863967	MIA 34619
397	MIA 34620	DHT 68-22-6	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1552845	MIA 34620
398	MIA 34621	DHT 68-23-01	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1511271	MIA 34621
399	MIA 34622	DHT 68-23-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1511727	MIA 34622
400	MIA 34624	DHT 68-24-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1511729	MIA 34624
401	MIA 34627	DHT 68-25-03	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863968	MIA 34627
402	MIA 34630	DHT 63-08	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L. var. meridonale de Wet & Timothy		MIA		1991							Clone		1863974	MIA 34630
403	MIA 34659	DHT 64-33	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA	Not Available	1991							Clone		1863975	MIA 34659
404	MIA 34662	DHT 78-06	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1863976	MIA 34662
405	MIA 34669	DHT 64-52	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864182	MIA 34669
406	MIA 34672	DHT 64-54	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864183	MIA 34672
407	MIA 34673	DHT 78-10	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864184	MIA 34673
408	MIA 34674	DHT 64-55	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864185	MIA 34674
409	MIA 34675	DHT 64-56	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864186	MIA 34675
410	MIA 34680	DHT 62-237-02	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864203	MIA 34680
411	MIA 34688	DHT 69-06	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864204	MIA 34688
412	MIA 34689	DHT 69-07	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864205	MIA 34689
413	MIA 34694	DHT 69-12	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864206	MIA 34694
414	MIA 34698	DHT 63-38	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864207	MIA 34698
415	MIA 34699	DHT 63-39	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864208	MIA 34699
416	MIA 34708	DHT 63-50	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864209	MIA 34708
417	MIA 34783	CEL 5375	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		MIA		1991							Clone		1864210	MIA 34783
418	MIA 34435	DHT 68-28-2	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Barinas, Venezuela	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	02/04/1968	Coll. ca 5 km above Barinitas on wet bank along shady side of road. 2/4/68. DHT.		900		Clone	WC2T-01-05^;	1537391	MIA 34435
419	MIA 34501	DHT 66-9	Tripsacum peruvianum de Wet & Timothy	San Martín, Peru	MIA		1991	COLLECTED	05/07/1966	200 meters west of Tingo de Saposoa on right bank of river going against current. Small colony at highest water level to 1 meter below. No seed. Collected one head but probably immature. Some plants 4 meters. DHT.			In shade on steep red clay river bank.	Clone	WC2T-16-01^;	1537478	MIA 34501
420	MIA 34718	MIA 34718	Tripsacum lanceolatum Rupr. ex E. Fourn.	North Carolina, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537482	MIA 34718
421	MIA 34731	CEL 4582	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.	Mexico	MIA	Not Available	1991	COLLECTED						Clone		1650773	MIA 34731
422	MIA 34735	MIA 34735	Tripsacum pilosum Scribn. & Merr.	North Carolina, United States	MIA		1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537484	MIA 34735
423	MIA 34753	MIA 34753	Tripsacum maizar Hern.-Xol. & Randolph	North Carolina, United States	MIA	Not Available	1991	DONATED	NEAR 1991					Clone		1537485	MIA 34753
424	Ames 14451	UI 5375	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067445	Ames 14451
425	Ames 14452	UI 5376	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067447	Ames 14452
426	Ames 14453	UI 5377	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067453	Ames 14453
427	Ames 14454	UI 5380	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067455	Ames 14454
428	Ames 14455	UI 4860	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067461	Ames 14455
429	Ames 14456	UI 5445	Tripsacum latifolium Hitchc.	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067463	Ames 14456
430	Ames 14536	UI 4857	Tripsacum australe H. C. Cutler & E. S. Anderson	United States	NC7	Not Available	1988	COLLECTED								1067724	Ames 14536
431	NA 56337	NA 56337	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.		NA	Not Available	1985									1950386	NA 56337
432	NSL 93232	PMK-24 GERMPLASM	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Kansas, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1980	DONATED	1980							1125953	NSL 93232
433	Ames 3057	Ames 3057	Tripsacum dactyloides (L.) L.	Jalisco, Mexico	NC7	Not Available	1980	COLLECTED		Near Los Masas, in the Sierra Manattan, southwest of Autlan.				Wild material	Host to Dalbulus tripsacoides which is the most productive leafhopper known.	1023070	Ames 3057
434	MIA 34433	DHT 68-5	Tripsacum andersonii J. R. Gray	Trujillo, Venezuela	MIA		1971	COLLECTED	01/28/1968	Coll. 8 km above Batatal on road to Campo Elias. Cultivated. "Guatemala". DHT		1200		Clone	WC2T-01-04^;	1537647	MIA 34433

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