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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 699640	'AS 3427-OL'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2022	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2132575	PI 699640
1	PI 698824	'S-750'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2116495	PI 698824
2	PI 698686	'Chickadee'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	North Dakota, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2116236	PI 698686
3	PI 694044	'S-736'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2020	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2106744	PI 694044
4	PI 690716	'S-339'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Nebraska, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2019	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2092276	PI 690716
5	PI 687792	'S-360'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2018	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1963803	PI 687792
6	PI 681651	'STI 1401'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	North Dakota, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2017	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1947536	PI 681651
7	PI 676273	'S-323'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2016	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1937582	PI 676273
8	PI 674724	'S-321'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2015	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1926225	PI 674724
9	PI 674725	'S-390'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2015	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1926226	PI 674725
10	PI 667559	'CW 1440-L'	Carthamus tinctorius L.		PVPO	Not Available	2013							Cultivar		1907499	PI 667559
11	PI 665230	'S-351'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2012	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1901729	PI 665230
12	PI 689632	KN144 C3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		2010	DEVELOPED	2010					Cultivated material	Selection from PI 405985 for winter hardiness. Plants were selected from three years of winter surviving plants of mass selection in the field.	1846952	PI 689632
13	PI 659482	'S-325'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2010	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1840200	PI 659482
14	PI 659072	'CW 3268-0L'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	PVPO	Not Available	2010	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1831982	PI 659072
15	PI 655298	'S-334'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2008	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1789625	PI 655298
16	PI 652454	'MONDAK'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Montana, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2008	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Recurrent selection for high oleic fatty acid composition, Alternaria leaf spot resistance, high test weight and greater plant height was practiced in the breeding of MonDak. Gas chromatography determinations for oil quality were made each generation to select for an oleic fatty acid (C18:1) oil composition of over 80%. Flower color is yellow in the bloom stage with an occasional orange fresh flower (<1/10,000). Flower color is orange in the wilt stage. Plants are spiny with spines on the tip and along margins of the leaves and involucral bracts. Seeds have a predominantly white normal hull with occasional white hull seed with dark blotches (<1/1,000). These variants are commercially acceptable.	1747819	PI 652454
17	PI 652455	'CARDINAL'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Montana, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2008	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Recurrent selection for Alternaria leaf spot resistance, high test weight, greater plant height, and high linoleic fatty acid composition was practiced in the breeding of Cardinal. Gas chromatograph determinations were made each generation to select for a linoleic fatty acid composition of over 78%. Developed to provide a variety with improved disease resistance to Alternaria leaf spot and improved yielding ability for the northern Great Plains states. Provides a high test weight, normal white hull safflower variety for the specialty birdseed market and a high linoleic safflower oil for the specialty high linoleic safflower oil markets. Flower color is yellow in the bloom stage and yellow in the wilt stage with an occasional orange color flower at the wilt stage (1/1,000). Seeds have a predominatly white normal hull with occasional white hull seed with dark blotches (<1/1,000). These variants are commercially acceptable. Plants are spiny with spines on the tip and along the margins of the leaves and involucral bracts.	1747820	PI 652455
18	PI 651878	WSRC01	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		2007	DEVELOPED	PRE 12/10/2007					Breeding material	Winter hardy safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) germplasm WSRC01, WSRC02, and WSRC03 originated from germplasm in the USDA-ARS national safflower germplasm collection at Pullman WA. The lines were derived from two cycles of mass selection. Plants of each original accession were fall planted at Pullman WA (786 m; 46.7247 N and 117.1355 W) and seed of surviving plants bulked for each cycle. Selection WSRC01 was derived from PI 544006 from Runan, in Zhumadian County, Henan, province, China, and WSRC02 was derived for PI 543995 originating from Jingxian County, Hebei Province, China. Original populations of WSRC01 and WSRC02 were observed to have a long rosette period under greenhouse conditions, typical of winter type safflower. The selection WSRC03 was derived from PI 544017 from Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province, China, and was reported to have winter hardiness by Professor Li Dajue working at the Beijing Botanical Garden. Seed oil for all the original populations is low, averaging 22%. All are linoleic fatty acid types with average values of 80% linoleic and 13.6% oleic fatty acids. All three original accessions had superior winter survival compared to spring type checks and other winter types. Spring type checks reportedly varying in cold tolerance did not survive winter conditions in eastern Washington locations. Variation within the original accessions was sufficient for successful mass selection. Selection increased winter survival and average of 5.2% for WSRC01, 25.8% for WSRC02 and 69.5% for WSRC03. Average winter survival for WCRC01 was 92%, for WCRC02 84% and for WCRC03 67%. All lines are facultative, in the sense that seed is produced when either spring or fall planted. Anthesis and maturity for fall planted lines occurred from 14 to 16 days earlier than when spring planted. In Eastern Washington, maturity of fall planted material was late July to early August at lower elevation (206 m) and 14 to 18 days later at higher elevations (786 m). All three lines are erect with branching on the upper two-thirds of the plant. Plant height of lines when winter planted averaged 86 cm, 9 cm more than when spring planted. Flower color when florets are dry is red and capitula spine density is light.	1745446	PI 651878
19	PI 651879	WSRC02	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		2007	DEVELOPED	PRE 12/10/2007					Breeding material	Winter hardy safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) germplasm WSRC01, WSRC02, and WSRC03 originated from germplasm in the USDA-ARS national safflower germplasm collection at Pullman WA. The lines were derived from two cycles of mass selection. Plants of each original accession were fall planted at Pullman WA (786 m; 46.7247 N and 117.1355 W) and seed of surviving plants bulked for each cycle. Selection WSRC01 was derived from PI 544006 from Runan, in Zhumadian County, Henan, province, China, and WSRC02 was derived for PI 543995 originating from Jingxian County, Hebei Province, China. Original populations of WSRC01 and WSRC02 were observed to have a long rosette period under greenhouse conditions, typical of winter type safflower. The selection WSRC03 was derived from PI 544017 from Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province, China, and was reported to have winter hardiness by Professor Li Dajue working at the Beijing Botanical Garden. Seed oil for all the original populations is low, averaging 22%. All are linoleic fatty acid types with average values of 80% linoleic and 13.6% oleic fatty acids. All three original accessions had superior winter survival compared to spring type checks and other winter types. Spring type checks reportedly varying in cold tolerance did not survive winter conditions in eastern Washington locations. Variation within the original accessions was sufficient for successful mass selection. Selection increased winter survival and average of 5.2% for WSRC01, 25.8% for WSRC02 and 69.5% for WSRC03. Average winter survival for WCRC01 was 92%, for WCRC02 84% and for WCRC03 67%. All lines are facultative, in the sense that seed is produced when either spring or fall planted. Anthesis and maturity for fall planted lines occurred from 14 to 16 days earlier than when spring planted. In Eastern Washington, maturity of fall planted material was late July to early August at lower elevation (206 m) and 14 to 18 days later at higher elevations (786 m). All three lines are erect with branching on the upper two-thirds of the plant. Plant height of lines when winter planted averaged 86 cm, 9 cm more than when spring planted. Flower color when florets are dry is red and capitula spine density is light.	1745447	PI 651879
20	PI 651880	WSRC03	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		2007	DEVELOPED	PRE 12/10/2007					Breeding material	Winter hardy safflower (Carthamus tinctorius L.) germplasm WSRC01, WSRC02, and WSRC03 originated from germplasm in the USDA-ARS national safflower germplasm collection at Pullman WA. The lines were derived from two cycles of mass selection. Plants of each original accession were fall planted at Pullman WA (786 m; 46.7247 N and 117.1355 W) and seed of surviving plants bulked for each cycle. Selection WSRC01 was derived from PI 544006 from Runan, in Zhumadian County, Henan, province, China, and WSRC02 was derived for PI 543995 originating from Jingxian County, Hebei Province, China. Original populations of WSRC01 and WSRC02 were observed to have a long rosette period under greenhouse conditions, typical of winter type safflower. The selection WSRC03 was derived from PI 544017 from Ruicheng County, Shanxi Province, China, and was reported to have winter hardiness by Professor Li Dajue working at the Beijing Botanical Garden. Seed oil for all the original populations is low, averaging 22%. All are linoleic fatty acid types with average values of 80% linoleic and 13.6% oleic fatty acids. All three original accessions had superior winter survival compared to spring type checks and other winter types. Spring type checks reportedly varying in cold tolerance did not survive winter conditions in eastern Washington locations. Variation within the original accessions was sufficient for successful mass selection. Selection increased winter survival and average of 5.2% for WSRC01, 25.8% for WSRC02 and 69.5% for WSRC03. Average winter survival for WCRC01 was 92%, for WCRC02 84% and for WCRC03 67%. All lines are facultative, in the sense that seed is produced when either spring or fall planted. Anthesis and maturity for fall planted lines occurred from 14 to 16 days earlier than when spring planted. In Eastern Washington, maturity of fall planted material was late July to early August at lower elevation (206 m) and 14 to 18 days later at higher elevations (786 m). All three lines are erect with branching on the upper two-thirds of the plant. Plant height of lines when winter planted averaged 86 cm, 9 cm more than when spring planted. Flower color when florets are dry is red and capitula spine density is light.	1745448	PI 651880
21	PI 657822	CA TI 7-05	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Palestinian Territory	W6		2005	COLLECTED	08/28/2005					Cultivated material	Has been cultivated by Khaled Hardan father, grand father, mother or grand mother from 30 to 100 years.	1687214	PI 657822
22	PI 657823	CA TI 7-06	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Palestinian Territory	W6		2005	COLLECTED	08/28/2005					Cultivated material	Has been cultivated by Khaled Hardan father, grand father, mother or grand mother from 30 to 100 years.	1687215	PI 657823
23	PI 639249	'S-344'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2005	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1676350	PI 639249
24	PI 638538	'Lesaf 486'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671586	PI 638538
25	PI 638539	'Lesaf 487'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671587	PI 638539
26	PI 638540	'Lesaf 488'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671588	PI 638540
27	PI 638541	'Lesaf 489'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671589	PI 638541
28	PI 638542	'Lesaf 490'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671590	PI 638542
29	PI 638543	'Lesaf 491'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671591	PI 638543
30	PI 638544	'Lesaf 492'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671593	PI 638544
31	PI 638545	'Lesaf 493'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671594	PI 638545
32	PI 638546	'Lesaf 495'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671596	PI 638546
33	PI 638547	'Lesaf 497'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671597	PI 638547
34	PI 638548	'Lesaf 499'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		2005	DEVELOPED	PRE 1997					Cultivar	Lesaf 486 up to Lesaf 499 have the same parentage, but other characters do vary.	1671599	PI 638548
35	PI 657819	CA TI 7-02	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Jordan	W6		2005	COLLECTED	2004	Arrabeh Plane -10 km South West of Jenin	32.43222222, 35.21083333	300	Field in the Plane., Dark Rendzina soil, 500-600 mm annual precipitation	Cultivated material	Seeds cultivated by the family of Irsan Ragheb for around 120 years	1668677	PI 657819
36	PI 657820	CA TI 7-03	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Jordan	W6		2005	COLLECTED	2004	Arrabeh Plane, 10 km South West of Jenin	32.43666667, 35.21666667	300	Field, Dark Rendzina soil, 500-600 mm annual precipitation	Cultivated material	Seeds cultivated by the family of Ahmad Abed Al-Haj Hamad for around 70-80 years	1668678	PI 657820
37	PI 657821	CA TI 7-04	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Jordan	W6		2005	COLLECTED	2004	Jalqamus Town - 8 km South East of Jenin	32.42305556, 35.36416667	450	Field, Dark Rendzina soil, 400 mm annual precipitation	Cultivated material	Seeds cultivated by the family of Salih Al-Qirim for around 50 years	1668679	PI 657821
38	PI 636440	'NUTRASAFF'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Montana, United States	W6	Not Available	2004	DEVELOPED	2004					Cultivar	Nutrasaff is a high linoleic, high oil, high protein safflower cultivar intended for use as a specialty feedstock nutritional supplement. Its release for production in Montana and other northern Great Plains states will provide a specialty whole seed safflower product for livestock nutrition and value-added meat qualities.The flower color of Nutrasaff is yellow in the bud and bloom stage and orange in the wilt stage. Nutrasaff plants are spiny with spines on the tip and along margins of the leaves and involucral bracts. Nutrasaff is similar in linoleic fatty acid content to Centennial safflower but has a higher seed oil content, higher meal protein content and reduced hull content.	1667148	PI 636440
39	PI 634948	'S-333'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2004	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1657262	PI 634948
40	PI 634711	CR-34	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		2004	DEVELOPED	PRE 02/27/2004					Breeding material	Seeds with increased levels of tocopherols, mainly in the form of alpha-tocopherol. Total tocopherol content was 708.4 +/- 89.9 mg kg-1 seed in 2001 and 650.6 +/- 49.0 mg kg-1 seed in 2002 field evaluation, compared to 538.2 +/- 49.3 mg kg-1 seed in 2001 and 439.0 +/- 33.6 mg kg-1 seed in 2002 for the standard cv. Rancho, used as check. The tocopherol fraction is largely made up of alpha-tocopherol, which accounts for 97.1 +/- 0.4% of the total tocopherols. Increased tocopherol content is largely determined genotypically, being consistently expressed across several environments. Plant height 181.5 +/- 4.3 cm. Plants spiny, with orange flowers. 1000-seed weight of 24.2 +/- 3.2 g, and seed oil content of 345 +/- 26 g kg-1.	1652631	PI 634711
41	PI 634712	CR-81	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		2004	DEVELOPED	PRE 02/27/2004					Breeding material	Seeds with increased levels of tocopherols, mainly in the form of alpha-tocopherol. Total tocopherol content was 758.6 +/- 49.6 mg kg-1 seed in 2001 and 678.6 +/- 52.9 mg kg-1 seed in 2002 field evaluation, compared to 538.2 +/- 49.3 mg kg-1 seed in 2001 and 439.0 +/- 33.6 mg kg-1 seed in 2002 for the standard cv. Rancho, used as check. The tocopherol fraction is largely made up of alpha-tocopherol, which accounts for 97.0 +/- 0.6% of the total tocopherols. Increased tocopherol content is largely determined genotypically, being consistently expressed across several environments. Plant height 192.6 +/- 5.1 cm. Plants non-spiny with both orange and red flowers. 1000-seed weight of 33.2 +/- 4.8 g, and a seed oil content of 311 +/- 14 g kg-1.	1652632	PI 634712
42	PI 633915	'CW 2889'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		2003	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1648886	PI 633915
43	PI 653221	Kor 1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Southern part of Euiseong				Wild material		1645103	PI 653221
44	PI 653222	Kor 2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Southern part of Sangju				Wild material		1645104	PI 653222
45	PI 653223	Kor 3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Middle part of Kyeonggi				Wild material		1645105	PI 653223
46	PI 653224	Kor 4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Middle part of Kyeonggi				Wild material		1645106	PI 653224
47	PI 653225	Kor 5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Middle part of Bukhan				Wild material		1645107	PI 653225
48	PI 653226	Kor 6	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Southern part of Hamyang				Wild material		1645108	PI 653226
49	PI 653227	Kor 7	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Middle part of Ulrung				Wild material		1645109	PI 653227
50	PI 653228	Kor 8	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Southern part of Naju				Wild material		1645110	PI 653228
51	PI 653229	Kor 9	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Middle part of Yeongju				Wild material		1645111	PI 653229
52	PI 653230	Kor 10	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, South	W6		2003	COLLECTED		Southern part of Namwon				Wild material		1645112	PI 653230
53	PI 632255	'S-719'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		2002	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1640540	PI 632255
54	PI 631483	'MONTOLA 2004'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Montana, United States	W6	Not Available	2002	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Low saturate / high oleic safflower cultivar intended for use in the specialty oleic vegetable oil and birdseed markets. Its release for production in Montana and other northern Great Plains states will provide a specialty low saturate fatty acid / high oleic fatty acid safflower oil and birdseed variety with normal white hull similar to Montola 2000 but with less than 6.5 total saturated fatty acids (C12:0, C14:0, C16:0, C18:0, C20:0, C22:0, and C24:0) when grown in Montana. Flower color of Montola 2004 is yellow in the bud and bloom stage and orange in the wilt stage. Plants are spiny with spines on the tip and along margins of the leaves and involucral bracts. Similar to Montola 2000 in seed yielding ability and flowering date, has higher test weight, lower seed oil content, greater plant height, lower total saturated fatty acid content, higher oleic fatty acid content, and lower linoleic fatty acid content.	1640189	PI 631483
55	PI 630934	'CW 99-OL'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6	Not Available	2002	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1633347	PI 630934
56	PI 615082	'S-780'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		2000	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1607475	PI 615082
57	PI 653205	FO-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608952	PI 653205
58	PI 653206	FO-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608954	PI 653206
59	PI 653207	FO-5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608955	PI 653207
60	PI 653208	FO-6	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608956	PI 653208
61	PI 653209	FO-7	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608957	PI 653209
62	PI 653210	FO-8	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608958	PI 653210
63	PI 653211	FO-11	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608961	PI 653211
64	PI 653212	FO-12	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608962	PI 653212
65	PI 653213	FO-13	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608963	PI 653213
66	PI 653214	FO-15	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608965	PI 653214
67	PI 653215	FO-17	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608967	PI 653215
68	PI 653216	FO-42	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608968	PI 653216
69	PI 653217	XJ-017	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608970	PI 653217
70	PI 653218	XJ-040	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608971	PI 653218
71	PI 653219	XJ-072	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608974	PI 653219
72	PI 653220	Xinghonghua 3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Cultivated material		1608975	PI 653220
73	PI 657810	FO-10	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608960	PI 657810
74	PI 657811	FO-14	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608964	PI 657811
75	PI 657812	FO-16	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608966	PI 657812
76	PI 657813	XJ-013	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608969	PI 657813
77	PI 657814	XJ-044	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608972	PI 657814
78	PI 657815	XJ-060	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Landrace		1608973	PI 657815
79	PI 657816	Xinghonghua 4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Cultivated material		1608976	PI 657816
80	PI 657817	99807-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material		1608978	PI 657817
81	PI 657818	99941-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material		1608979	PI 657818
82	PI 689633	99804-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material		1608977	PI 689633
83	PI 689634	FO-9	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	selected for cold tolerance	1608959	PI 689634
84	PI 689635	FO-3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	China	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 09/2000					Breeding material	Very early harvest end of June in Beijing. Spineless, red flowers, low yielding type.	1608953	PI 689635
85	PI 612967	'MONTOLA 2003'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		2000	DEVELOPED	PRE 03/21/2000					Cultivar	The fatty acid composition of safflower oil from Montola 2003 at Sidney, MT averaged 808 gkg-1 oleic acid, 128 gkg-1 linoleic, 39 gkg-1 palmitic, and 15 gkg-1 stearic acid compared with 805 gkg-1 oleic, 121 gkg-1 linoleic, 41 gkg-1 palmitic, and 16 gkg-1 stearic acid for Montola 2000. Total saturated fatty acid content for both cultivars ranged from 66 to 70 gkg-1. Has a neutral taste. Recommended for dryland and irrigated production in Montana and western N. Dakota; provides high quality high oleic low saturated fatty acid safflower oil for specialty oil market. Plants have spines on the leaf tips and along leaf margins and involucral bracts. Flower color is yellow in the bud and full bloom. Upon drying, the flower color is light orange to orange. Seed has predominantly bright white (normal) hull preferred by the birdseed market, is similar in seed size to Montola 2000 and averages 3.06 g/100 seeds. Classified as medium maturity (120 d); flowers 1 to 2 days later than Montola 2000. Under dryland conditions at Sidney, MT, Montola 2003 is 4 cm taller than Montola 2000; under irrigated conditions it is approxomately 8 cm taller. Appears moderately resistant to Alternaria leaf spot and moderately resistant to Pseudomonas bacterial blight. In dryland trials at Sidney, MT during 1996-99, averaged 1922 kgha-1 with a test weight of 32.1 kghl-1, seed oil content of 380 gkg-1, plant height of 60.5 cm, compared with 1837 kgha-1; 29.9 kghl-1; 374 gkg-1; and 55.0 cm respectively for Montola 2000. In irrigated trials at Sidney, MT during 1996-99, averaged 2616 kgha-1 with a test weight of 29.3 kghl-1; a seed oil content of 367 gkg-1; plant height of 71.0 cm compared with 2122 kgha-1; 27.3 kghl-1; 370 gkg-1; 62.5 cm respectively for Montola 2000.	1596163	PI 612967
86	PI 610263	ENANA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1999	DEVELOPED	PRE 11/29/1999					Genetic material	Dwarf safflower genetic stock. Plants about 60cm tall compared with about 100cm for Rancho. Produces a large number of heads per plant (96.4) under low plant density (30,000 plants per ha), but not under a higher plant density (214,000 plant per ha produces 12.2 heads per plant). Orange flowers and white seeds. Similar to Rancho for flowering date. Average thousand seed weight of 31.8g, a hull content of 31.5% and a seed oil content of 423 g kg-4, compared with thousand seed weight of 48.2 g, hull content of 40.3% and oil content of 365 g kg-1 for Rancho.	1587766	PI 610263
87	PI 603206	LESAF 414	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		1998	DEVELOPED	1998					Breeding material	White-seeded line combining good yield potential with early maturity (127 days vs. Saffire 125 days and S-208 133 days). Oil content averages around 35%. Excellent field resistance to soil-borne damping-off (Pythium ultimum var. ultimum). Moderate to good resistance to head rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum).	1556834	PI 603206
88	PI 603207	LESAF 494	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		1998	DEVELOPED	1998					Breeding material	Maturity very early (124-129 days in southern Canada prairies), similar to Saffire, 6-8 days earlier than S-208). Oil high (~42.5%). High oleic acid ( 73-75%), reduced saturated fatty acids (6.5% vs. 7.8% for Saffire). Achene white. Flower color yellow early bloom to orange post bloom.	1556835	PI 603207
89	PI 603208	LESAF 496	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		1998	DEVELOPED	1998					Breeding material	Maturity early (126-132 days in southern Canada prairies), 1-2 days later than Saffire, and 3-6 days earlier than S-208). Oil high (42%). Oleic acid oil (75%), reduced saturated fatty acids (6.3% vs. 7.8% for Saffire, 8.1% for S-208). Achene white. Flower color yellow early bloom to orange post-bloom.	1556836	PI 603208
90	PI 599569	'S-345'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1997	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1549496	PI 599569
91	PI 599570	'S-735'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States		Historic	1997	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1549497	PI 599570
92	PI 599571	'S-901'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1997	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1549498	PI 599571
93	PI 657809	'Milyutinskii 114'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Uzbekistan	W6		1997	DEVELOPED	1992					Cultivated material	Spineless. 31.3% oil White seed (bird seed quality) No pappus. Safflower released from Lethbridge Station in Canada.	1543183	PI 657809
94	PI 689636	WIR-163	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Uzbekistan	W6		1997	DEVELOPED	1992					Cultivated material	Donskoi region.	1543745	PI 689636
95	PI 689637	WIR-164	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Uzbekistan	W6		1997	DEVELOPED	1992					Cultivated material	Donskoi region. 35.7% oil Pure white seed (bird seed quality) No pappus. Safflower released from Lethbridge Station in Canada.	1543185	PI 689637
96	PI 689638	WIR-103	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Russian Federation	W6		1997	DEVELOPED	1992					Cultivated material	Krasnodar Territory. Some early plants. 27.6% oil White seed (bird seed quality) Slight pappus. Safflower released from Lethbridge State in Canada.	1543184	PI 689638
97	PI 592754	'ERLIN'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1996	DEVELOPED	PRE 1996					Cultivar	Similar to Oker. However, has higher percentage of seed oil (42 vs 39%) during cool growing seasons with below average growing degree units.	1517634	PI 592754
98	PI 592391	'AC SUNSET'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		1995	DEVELOPED	PRE 11/09/1995					Cultivar	Flowers orange to orange-red. Plants short. Leaves spiny. Maturity early (same as Saffire) and outyields Saffire by 4%. Oil content higher than Saffire and comparable to AC Stirling. Iodine value 151.2: C18:2, 82.9% and C18:1, 8.2%. Good resistance to head rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum).	1505392	PI 592391
99	PI 653204	E94195	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mongolia	W6		1995	COLLECTED	09/1994	Small research area on outskirts of Choibalson City operated by Ministry of Agriculture to test vegetables from throughout the world. Approximately 2 ha, fenced, and irrigated with water from Herlen River.	48.06555556, 104.60000000	564	Grass steppe (cultivated river terrace). Light brown, loamy river terrace soils with high gravel content. Aspect and slope horizontal.	Wild material		1521609	PI 653204
100	PI 587211	'C/W 1221'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1995	DEVELOPED	PRE 1995					Cultivar		1488699	PI 587211
101	PI 653157	DUNHUANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Gansu Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488557	PI 653157
102	PI 653158	ZHANGYE YOUCI	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Gansu Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488558	PI 653158
103	PI 653159	BJ-58	Carthamus tinctorius L.	France	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488559	PI 653159
104	PI 653160	ZHANGYE WUCI	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Gansu Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488560	PI 653160
105	PI 653161	JIMUSAER HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488561	PI 653161
106	PI 653162	BJ-85	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Gansu Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488562	PI 653162
107	PI 653163	BJ-95	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Italy	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488564	PI 653163
108	PI 653164	BJ-100	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Germany	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488566	PI 653164
109	PI 653165	BJ-110	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Nei Mongol Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488567	PI 653165
110	PI 653166	FUKANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488515	PI 653166
111	PI 653167	BJ-114	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488568	PI 653167
112	PI 653168	BJ-115	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488569	PI 653168
113	PI 653169	WULUMUQI HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488516	PI 653169
114	PI 653170	WUSU HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488570	PI 653170
115	PI 653171	BJ-119	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488517	PI 653171
116	PI 653172	ZIKE HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488571	PI 653172
117	PI 653173	JIANYANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488572	PI 653173
118	PI 653174	JIANYANG WUCI	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488519	PI 653174
119	PI 653175	SAFEILA HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488573	PI 653175
120	PI 653176	HUOCHENG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488520	PI 653176
121	PI 653177	BJ-155	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Hungary	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488575	PI 653177
122	PI 653178	HEFEI HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Anhui Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488521	PI 653178
123	PI 653179	78-1 HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Anhui Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488576	PI 653179
124	PI 653180	BJ-169	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488522	PI 653180
125	PI 653181	FUZHU HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Qinghai Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488523	PI 653181
126	PI 653182	ZHECHENG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Henan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488578	PI 653182
127	PI 653183	DUKOU HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488579	PI 653183
128	PI 653184	BAYANZAOER HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Nei Mongol Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488524	PI 653184
129	PI 653185	YZUOYING HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Jilin Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488525	PI 653185
130	PI 653186	XINCHANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Zhejiang Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488581	PI 653186
131	PI 653187	YANJIN HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Henan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488492	PI 653187
132	PI 653188	ZHECHENG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Henan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488582	PI 653188
133	PI 653189	HUAXIAN HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Henan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488493	PI 653189
134	PI 653190	XIANGSHANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Zhejiang Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488583	PI 653190
135	PI 653191	JIANDE HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Zhejiang Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488584	PI 653191
136	PI 653192	BJ-365	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488494	PI 653192
137	PI 653193	BACHU HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488585	PI 653193
138	PI 653194	JIMUSAER YOUCI	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488495	PI 653194
139	PI 653195	TACHENG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488586	PI 653195
140	PI 653196	CHANGJI HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488496	PI 653196
141	PI 653197	TONGJIANG WUCI	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488587	PI 653197
142	PI 653198	WUZHONG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Ningxia Huizi Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488497	PI 653198
143	PI 653199	BAOJING HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Hunan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488527	PI 653199
144	PI 653200	ZHONGQING HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488528	PI 653200
145	PI 653201	N-5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488530	PI 653201
146	PI 653202	N-777	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488536	PI 653202
147	PI 653203	CH-65	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488506	PI 653203
148	PI 657786	BJ-170	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488577	PI 657786
149	PI 657787	N-673	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488535	PI 657787
150	PI 657788	N-2004	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488499	PI 657788
151	PI 657789	HUMAYA 65	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mexico	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488500	PI 657789
152	PI 657790	MANTE 81	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mexico	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488502	PI 657790
153	PI 657791	ALAMEDA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488542	PI 657791
154	PI 657792	RINCONADA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488503	PI 657792
155	PI 657793	RANCHO	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488543	PI 657793
156	PI 657794	TOMEJIL	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488544	PI 657794
157	PI 657795	MERCED	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488504	PI 657795
158	PI 657796	CARMEX	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Unknown	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488545	PI 657796
159	PI 657797	CH-353	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488505	PI 657797
160	PI 657798	CH-108	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488546	PI 657798
161	PI 657799	C-44	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Unknown	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488547	PI 657799
162	PI 657800	L1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488548	PI 657800
163	PI 657801	L2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488549	PI 657801
164	PI 657802	L3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488508	PI 657802
165	PI 657803	L5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488509	PI 657803
166	PI 657804	L6	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488551	PI 657804
167	PI 657805	L12	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488553	PI 657805
168	PI 657806	L15	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488512	PI 657806
169	PI 657807	MIDU HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Yunnan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488513	PI 657807
170	PI 657808	WEISHANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Yunnan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488556	PI 657808
171	PI 689639	CO-B-54	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Yunnan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488514	PI 689639
172	PI 689640	L16	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488555	PI 689640
173	PI 689641	L14	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488554	PI 689641
174	PI 689642	L9	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488552	PI 689642
175	PI 689643	L8	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488510	PI 689643
176	PI 689644	L4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Egypt	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488550	PI 689644
177	PI 689645	NOROESTE,VF84-20-VF75-13-1-3-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mexico	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488541	PI 689645
178	PI 689646	KINO 76	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mexico	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488501	PI 689646
179	PI 689647	ACETEORA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Mexico	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488540	PI 689647
180	PI 689648	BHIMA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488539	PI 689648
181	PI 689649	NRS-209	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488538	PI 689649
182	PI 689650	NS-1016	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488537	PI 689650
183	PI 689651	N-1527	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488498	PI 689651
184	PI 689652	N-147	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488534	PI 689652
185	PI 689653	N-144	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488533	PI 689653
186	PI 689654	N-133	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488532	PI 689654
187	PI 689655	N-97-405	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488531	PI 689655
188	PI 689656	N-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	India	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488529	PI 689656
189	PI 689657	BJ-198	Carthamus lanatus L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivated material		1488580	PI 689657
190	PI 689658	NEIJIANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488574	PI 689658
191	PI 689659	JINTANG HONHUA	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sichuan Sheng, China	W6		1995	DONATED	02/22/1995					Cultivar		1488518	PI 689659
192	PI 578298	'S-710'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1994	DEVELOPED	PRE 1994					Cultivar		1473269	PI 578298
193	PI 578299	'S-730'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1994	DEVELOPED	PRE 1994					Cultivar		1473270	PI 578299
194	PI 577808	'MONTOLA 2001'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1994	DEVELOPED	PRE 02/01/1994					Cultivar	Developed for the high oleic (over 80%) / low saturated fatty acid (under 7.0%) oil market. Produces oil higher in oleic acid content than any other known cultivar. Seeds striped hull. Maturity medium with moderate resistance to Alternaria leaf spot and moderate susceptibility to Pseudomonas bacterial blight. Plants spiny and flower color yellow. Plant height similar to other standard height varieties.	1472779	PI 577808
195	PI 572544	'LESAF 175'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Alberta, Canada	W6		1993	DEVELOPED	PRE 08/16/1993					Breeding material	Maturity 2 to 4 days earlier than S-208. Flower color white. Oil content equal to S-208 at 37%. Yield exceeding S-208 by 30% under dryland Canadian Prairie conditions. Resistant to rust. Susceptible to Sclerotinia head rot	1467515	PI 572544
196	PI 572473	W6 12809	Carthamus tinctorius L.		W6		1993	DONATED	07/23/1993					Uncertain improvement status		1467444	PI 572473
197	PI 561703	'San Jose 89'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sonora, Mexico	W6		1992	DEVELOPED	PRE 06/24/1992					Cultivar	Flowering and maturity 120 and 150 days, respectively. Plant height 150cm. Seed color white, hull normal. Seed size 8mm long, 4.1mm wide. Seed shape oval. Oil content 37.6%. Protein content 17.7%. Linoleic acid 56.2%. Oleic acid 33.4%. Iodine value 130.5. Moderately resistant to Alternaria carthami and Puccinia carthami. Resistant to Lodaina.	1456675	PI 561703
198	PI 561194	'MORLIN'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1992	DEVELOPED	PRE 05/05/1992					Cultivar	Developed and released for production in Montana and other northern Great Plains states to offer a safflower oil with a high purity of linoleic acid for the food, livestock nutrition, and industrial-use markets. Fatty acid composition of safflower oil at Sidney, MT during 1986-1991 period averaged 84.2% linoleic acid, 7.1% oleic acid, 1.9% stearic acid, and 5.4% palmitic acid. Classified as medium-late in maturity (121-130 days). Flower color yellow in the bud and full bloom stages. Upon drying, flower is predominantly yellow with a rare red wilted plant (less than 0.001%) Plants have spines on the tip and along the margins of the leaves and involucral bracts. Plant height under irrigated conditons average 51 cm. Under dryland conditions, average 38 cm. Moderate resistance to Alternaria leaf spot and Pseudomonas bacterial blight. Exhibits drought / thrip tolerance on a dryland site near Sidney, MT in 1989. Seeds purple-striped except when high moisture and rainfall conditions occur during seed maturation when seeds may appear brown-striped. In dryland trials at Sidney, MT during 1989-1995 period, average seed yield of 1,264 kg/ha-1 with a test weight of 31.4 kg/h1-1 and a seed oil content of 41.9% as measured by NMR. In irrigated trials at Sidney, MT during the 1989-1995 period, produced a seed yield of 2.828 kg/ha-1, a test weight of 30.2 kg/h1-1, and a seed oil content of 43.5%.	1456166	PI 561194
199	PI 576996	'ALCAIDIA'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Andalucía, Spain	W6		1992	COLLECTED	04/01/1991					Cultivar		1471967	PI 576996
200	PI 548813	'S-501'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 03/29/1991					Cultivar		1443749	PI 548813
201	PI 568780	BJ-5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463751	PI 568780
202	PI 568781	BJ-6	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463752	PI 568781
203	PI 568782	BJ-16	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463753	PI 568782
204	PI 568783	BJ-23	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463754	PI 568783
205	PI 568784	BJ-24	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463755	PI 568784
206	PI 568785	BJ-28	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463756	PI 568785
207	PI 568786	BJ-46	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463757	PI 568786
208	PI 568787	BJ-48	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463758	PI 568787
209	PI 568788	BJ-50	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463759	PI 568788
210	PI 568789	BJ-57	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463760	PI 568789
211	PI 568790	BJ-61	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463761	PI 568790
212	PI 568791	BJ-63	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463762	PI 568791
213	PI 568792	BJ-105	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463763	PI 568792
214	PI 568793	BJ-106	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463764	PI 568793
215	PI 568794	BJ-107	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463765	PI 568794
216	PI 568795	BJ-108	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463766	PI 568795
217	PI 568796	BJ-109	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463767	PI 568796
218	PI 568797	BJ-130	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463768	PI 568797
219	PI 568798	W6 6646	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463769	PI 568798
220	PI 568799	BJ-135	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463770	PI 568799
221	PI 568800	BJ-136	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463771	PI 568800
222	PI 568801	BJ-137	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463772	PI 568801
223	PI 568802	W6 6650	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463773	PI 568802
224	PI 568803	BJ-140	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463774	PI 568803
225	PI 568804	W6 6652	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463775	PI 568804
226	PI 568805	BJ-147	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463776	PI 568805
227	PI 568806	BJ-148	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463777	PI 568806
228	PI 568807	BJ-156	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463778	PI 568807
229	PI 568808	BJ-158	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463779	PI 568808
230	PI 568809	BJ-160	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463780	PI 568809
231	PI 568810	BJ-172	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463781	PI 568810
232	PI 568811	BJ-175	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463782	PI 568811
233	PI 568812	BJ-178	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463783	PI 568812
234	PI 568813	BJ-179	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463784	PI 568813
235	PI 568814	BJ-181	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463785	PI 568814
236	PI 568815	BJ-185	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463786	PI 568815
237	PI 568816	BJ-186	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463787	PI 568816
238	PI 568817	BJ-188	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463788	PI 568817
239	PI 568818	BJ-190	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463789	PI 568818
240	PI 568819	BJ-191	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463790	PI 568819
241	PI 568820	BJ-192	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463791	PI 568820
242	PI 568821	BJ-193	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463792	PI 568821
243	PI 568822	BJ-195	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463793	PI 568822
244	PI 568823	BJ-202	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463794	PI 568823
245	PI 568824	BJ-217	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463795	PI 568824
246	PI 568825	BJ-218	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463796	PI 568825
247	PI 568826	BJ-221	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463797	PI 568826
248	PI 568827	BJ-230	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463798	PI 568827
249	PI 568828	BJ-236	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463799	PI 568828
250	PI 568829	BJ-241	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463800	PI 568829
251	PI 568830	BJ-248	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463801	PI 568830
252	PI 568831	BJ-250	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463802	PI 568831
253	PI 568832	BJ-251	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463803	PI 568832
254	PI 568833	BJ-298	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463804	PI 568833
255	PI 568834	BJ-300	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463805	PI 568834
256	PI 568835	BJ-319	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463806	PI 568835
257	PI 568836	BJ-328	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463807	PI 568836
258	PI 568837	BJ-329	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463808	PI 568837
259	PI 568838	BJ-330	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463809	PI 568838
260	PI 568839	BJ-333	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463810	PI 568839
261	PI 568840	BJ-334	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463811	PI 568840
262	PI 568841	BJ-335	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463812	PI 568841
263	PI 568842	BJ-336	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463813	PI 568842
264	PI 568843	BJ-339	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463814	PI 568843
265	PI 568844	BJ-343	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463815	PI 568844
266	PI 568845	BJ-345	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463816	PI 568845
267	PI 568846	BJ-347	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463817	PI 568846
268	PI 568847	BJ-354	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463818	PI 568847
269	PI 568848	W6 6699	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463819	PI 568848
270	PI 568849	BJ-380	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463820	PI 568849
271	PI 568850	BJ-381	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463821	PI 568850
272	PI 568851	W6 6704	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463822	PI 568851
273	PI 568852	W6 6706	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463823	PI 568852
274	PI 568853	BJ-474	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463824	PI 568853
275	PI 568854	BJ-476	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463825	PI 568854
276	PI 568855	BJ-494	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463826	PI 568855
277	PI 568856	BJ-497	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463827	PI 568856
278	PI 568857	BJ-507	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463828	PI 568857
279	PI 568858	BJ-508	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463829	PI 568858
280	PI 568859	BJ-515	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463830	PI 568859
281	PI 568860	BJ-516	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463831	PI 568860
282	PI 568861	W6 6716	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463832	PI 568861
283	PI 568862	W6 6718	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463833	PI 568862
284	PI 568863	BJ-645	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463834	PI 568863
285	PI 568864	BJ-647	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463835	PI 568864
286	PI 568865	BJ-650	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463836	PI 568865
287	PI 568866	BJ-651	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463837	PI 568866
288	PI 568867	BJ-2244	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463838	PI 568867
289	PI 568868	BJ-2245	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463839	PI 568868
290	PI 568869	BJ-2246	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463840	PI 568869
291	PI 568870	W6 6728	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463841	PI 568870
292	PI 568871	W6 6729	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463842	PI 568871
293	PI 568872	BJ-2270	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463843	PI 568872
294	PI 568873	W6 6732	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463844	PI 568873
295	PI 568874	BJ-2272	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463845	PI 568874
296	PI 568875	BJ-2273	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463846	PI 568875
297	PI 568876	BJ-2275	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463847	PI 568876
298	PI 568877	BJ-2277	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463848	PI 568877
299	PI 568878	W6 6737	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463849	PI 568878
300	PI 568879	BJ-2286	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463850	PI 568879
301	PI 568880	BJ-2287	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463851	PI 568880
302	PI 568881	BJ-2290	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1463852	PI 568881
303	PI 576993	W6 6655	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Uncertain improvement status		1471964	PI 576993
304	PI 576994	W6 6703	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Uncertain improvement status		1471965	PI 576994
305	PI 576995	W6 6730	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Uncertain improvement status		1471966	PI 576995
306	PI 689660	BJ-420	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1037450	PI 689660
307	PI 689661	BJ-358	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Beijing Shi, China	W6		1991	DONATED	02/14/1991					Cultivated material		1037437	PI 689661
308	PI 560161	UC-148	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Breeding material	Plants about 20cm taller than Gila. Leaves and involucral bracts spiny. Heads large. Flowers yellow in bloom stage which turn orange upon drying. Blooms approx. 10 days later than Gila. Seeds have smooth pericarp. Oil content about 30%. Susceptible to rust and verticillium wilt (Puccinia carthami and Verticillium dahliae). Resistance moderate to fusarium wilt (race 4 of Fusarium oxysporum) and phytophthora root rot (Phytophthora spp). Male sterility controlled by single nuclear recessive gene (5).	1455133	PI 560161
309	PI 560162	UC-149	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Breeding material	Plants spiny. Flowers white and segregates 1:1, male sterile to fertile. Height and flowering date vary. Seeds have pericarp with smooth surface. Male sterility in line, as evidenced by lack of yellow pollen, is conspicuous due to white flower color. Not been evaluated for disease resistance.	1455134	PI 560162
310	PI 560163	USB	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Maryland, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistance to Phytophthora drechsleri high. Resistance to root rot greater than that of Gila, Pacific 7, Ute and Frio. Maturity late. Seed low oil content.	1455135	PI 560163
311	PI 560164	LMVFP-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Maryland, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistance to lettuce mosaic, verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae), fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum), and phytophthora root and hypocotyl rot (Phytophthora drechsleri). Seed striped hull.	1455136	PI 560164
312	PI 560165	272-50	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected plants from a partial hull / UC-1 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455137	PI 560165
313	PI 560166	272-51	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected plants from a partial hull / UC-1 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455138	PI 560166
314	PI 560167	290-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected plants from a partial hull / UC-1 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455139	PI 560167
315	PI 560168	290-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected plants from a partial hull / UC-1 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455140	PI 560168
316	PI 560169	296-16	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected plants from a partial hull / UC-1 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455141	PI 560169
317	PI 560170	43 partial	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of 35 plants from an F3 row originating from a partial hull / 14-5 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455142	PI 560170
318	PI 560171	47 partial	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of 72 plants from an F3 row originating from a partial hull / 14-5 cross. All plants exhibited the partial hull character.	1455143	PI 560171
319	PI 560172	53-1 par stp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected F3 plants from a partial hull / 53-1 cross. All plants exhibited the striped partial hull character.	1455144	PI 560172
320	PI 560173	AC1 par stp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Cultivated material	Bulk of selected F3 plants from a partial hull / AC1 cross. All plants exhibited the striped partial hull character.	1455145	PI 560173
321	PI 560174	Partial hull isolation	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Isolation planting of partial hull germplasm.	1455146	PI 560174
322	PI 560175	S541 par stp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of selected F3 plants from a partial hull / S-541 cross. All plants exhibited the striped partial hull character.	1455147	PI 560175
323	PI 560176	14-5 ISO	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Cultivar	Primary advantage is resistance to root rot (heterothallic and homothallic species of Phytophthora). Resistant to verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae) and fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). When compared in root rot nurseries, had consistently lower death rates then Gila and N10. Closely related to LMVFP-1(4), however, was not tested for resistance to lettuce mosaic virus. Developed after 4 yrs of extensive screening in naturally infested field root rot nurseries. One of the earliest flowering of the VFstp-1 families.	1455148	PI 560176
324	PI 560177	'OLEIC LEED'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/28/1991					Breeding material	Plant and seed characteristics similar to Leed. Slightly taller, blooms later, branching habit more profuse, and seeds smaller than either UC-1 or Gila. Flowers orange on most plants, but 3-4% flowers yellow. Seed has normal hull. Susceptible to rust (Puccinia carthami) verticillium wilt (Verticillium dahliae and fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). Entered in 16 yield tests over 3 year period, averaging 19.2% more oil/ha than UC-1 or Gila in irrigated tests and similar oil production in dryland tests.	1455149	PI 560177
325	PI 560178	11-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455150	PI 560178
326	PI 560179	11-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455151	PI 560179
327	PI 560180	11-5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455152	PI 560180
328	PI 560181	14-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455153	PI 560181
329	PI 560182	14-5	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455154	PI 560182
330	PI 560183	19-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium . Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455155	PI 560183
331	PI 560184	23-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455156	PI 560184
332	PI 560185	23-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455157	PI 560185
333	PI 560186	24-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455158	PI 560186
334	PI 560187	24-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455159	PI 560187
335	PI 560188	24-3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455160	PI 560188
336	PI 560189	24-4	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455161	PI 560189
337	PI 560190	4-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455162	PI 560190
338	PI 560191	40-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455163	PI 560191
339	PI 560192	5-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455164	PI 560192
340	PI 560193	53-1	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Resistant to Verticillium fusarium. Striped hull selection included in the VFstp-1 germplasm.	1455165	PI 560193
341	PI 560194	N4051	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Disease resistant parent.	1455166	PI 560194
342	PI 560195	RUST-VERT	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Bulk of plants surviving rust and verticillium wilt screening nurseries. PCOY and VFstp-1 were sources of resistance.	1455167	PI 560195
343	PI 560196	1002-7	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Thrip resistant.	1455168	PI 560196
344	PI 560197	Demo 114	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455169	PI 560197
345	PI 560198	Demo 138	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455170	PI 560198
346	PI 560199	Demo 149	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455171	PI 560199
347	PI 560200	Demo 157	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455172	PI 560200
348	PI 560201	Demo 158	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455173	PI 560201
349	PI 560202	Demo 210	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455174	PI 560202
350	PI 560203	Demo 212	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Spineless selection.	1455175	PI 560203
351	PI 560204	MEXICO DWARF	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Early, non-rosette type from Mexico.	1455176	PI 560204
352	PI 560205	MEXICO DWARF F3	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1991	DONATED	01/28/1991					Breeding material	Mexico Dwarf / reduced hull selected in F3 for Mexico Dwarf type.	1455177	PI 560205
353	PI 559909	'AC STIRLING'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Canada	W6		1991	DEVELOPED	PRE 01/24/1991					Cultivar	Corolla yellow at bloom and post bloom. Maturity (in Canadian prairies) averaged 3.2 days later than Saffire, 5.8 days earlier than S-208. Moderately resistant to head rot (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum). Susceptible to Alternaria leaf blight and rust. Yield averaged 16% above Saffire. Oil averaged 34.7% (range: 29.9-38.6%), compared to 32.2 for Saffire and 37.3 for S-208.	1454881	PI 559909
354	PI 538779	'CENTENNIAL'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1990	DEVELOPED	PRE 03/21/1990					Cultivar	Developed for Montana and the Dakotas to provide growers with a high seed oil content variety with a higher degree of resistance to Alternaria leaf spot (Alternaria carthami) and Pseudomonas bacterial blight disease resistance (Pseudonomas syringae). Safflower oil produced is high in linoleic fatty acid. In a comparative test, the fatty acid composition was 79.6% linoleic acid, 10.8% oleic acid, and 7.7% saturated fatty acid compared to S-541 with a 78.0% linoleic acid, 12.2% oleic acid, and 7.9% saturated fatty acid. Plants have spines on the leaf tips and along leaf margins and involucral bracts. Flower color yellow in the bud and in full bloom. Upon drying, flower color is light orange to light red. Leaf shape oblong and margin serrate. Seeds have striped hull. Under dryland conditions the seeds show less striping and the hulls appear gray striped compared to a purple striped appearance under higher moisture conditions. Classified as medium in maturity. Plant height similar to S-541. Based on field disease ratings, appears moderately resistant to Alternaria leaf spot and Pseudonomas bacterial blight. In dryland tests at Sidney, MT during 1989-1995 period, averaged 1,495 kg/ha-1 seed yield with a test weight of 30.9 kg/hl-1 and a seed oil percent of 44.1%. In irrigated tests at Sidney, MT during 1989-1995 period, produced 2,850 kg/ha-1 seed yield with a test weight of 27.9 kg/ha-1 and a seed oil content of 44.2%.	1433715	PI 538779
355	PI 538013	'AG 1029'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1990	DEVELOPED	PRE 02/27/1990					Cultivar		1432949	PI 538013
356	PI 538025	'MONTOLA-2000'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	United States	W6		1990	DEVELOPED	PRE 02/27/1990					Cultivar	Developed for the high oleic / low saturate oil market and birdseed market. Produces oil over 80% in oleic acid, less than 7.0% saturated fatty acid. Seeds have white normal hulls. Plant height 4-10 cm shorter than other cultivars and intermediate in disease resistance to Alternaria leaf spot and Pseudomonas bacterial blight. Exhibits high seed oil content, good test weight, medium-early maturity, high dryland yielding ability and good drought tolerance.	1432961	PI 538025
357	PI 537110	'QUIRIEGO 88'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sonora, Mexico	W6		1990	DONATED	01/17/1990					Cultivar	Cultivar with high yield and wide adaptability for commercial production in northwest Mexico. Flowering and maturity (145 days) intermediate. Flowers yellow in bud, full flower and wilt stage. Head diameter 2.7cm. Seed hull smooth and white. Seed yield and seed oil percentage over 3 years averaged 3020kg per hectare and 38.1%. Moderate resistance to Alternaria leaf spot and safflower rust.	1432046	PI 537110
358	PI 537111	'SAHUARIPA 88'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Sonora, Mexico	W6		1990	DONATED	01/17/1990					Cultivar	Cultivar with high yield and wide adaptability for commercial production in northwest Mexico. Flowering and maturity (150 days) intermediate. Flowers yellow in bud and full bloom stages and red when wilted. Average head diameter 2.7cm. Seed hulls smooth and white. Seed yield and seed oil percentage over 3 year averaged 2810kg per hectare and 38.5%. Resistant to leaf spot and safflower rust.	1432047	PI 537111
359	PI 576990	SLOWAKEI U MAHREN 1974, NO. 16	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Czechoslovakia	W6		1989	COLLECTED	1974	Sobotiste, Weisekarpaten				Cultivar		1471961	PI 576990
360	PI 576991	CART 67/83	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Germany	W6		1989	COLLECTED		Spreewald				Uncertain improvement status		1471962	PI 576991
361	PI 576992	CART 72/86	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Korea, North	W6		1989	COLLECTED	1985					Uncertain improvement status	Korean collection trip, DVR 1985	1471963	PI 576992
362	PI 653155	R7136-2	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Arizona, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	07/18/1989					Breeding material		1010815	PI 653155
363	PI 689662	R3457	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Arizona, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	07/18/1989					Breeding material		1010799	PI 689662
364	PI 689663	R1836	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Arizona, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	07/18/1989					Breeding material		1010782	PI 689663
365	PI 601703	'S-518'	Carthamus tinctorius L.	California, United States	W6		1989	DEVELOPED	PRE 1989					Cultivar		1188068	PI 601703
366	PI 532619	W6 94	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Cyprus	W6		1989	COLLECTED		Hilly area southwest of Nicosia.				Cultivated material	Plants spineless. Used as dye in special food preparations.	1427555	PI 532619
367	PI 613355	81/3/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short internodes	1008461	PI 613355
368	PI 613356	81/U2/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short internodes	1008476	PI 613356
369	PI 613357	81/U8/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short internodes	1008487	PI 613357
370	PI 613358	81/60/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short, most plants tall in the row	1008490	PI 613358
371	PI 613359	81/U23/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Debela dwarf	1008500	PI 613359
372	PI 613360	80/111/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Debela dwarf	1008504	PI 613360
373	PI 613361	80/24/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: weak dwarf, l	1008513	PI 613361
374	PI 613362	80/10/60p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: minute, taller than most minutes	1008517	PI 613362
375	PI 613363	80/12/S and Op	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: minute	1008530	PI 613363
376	PI 613364	80/12/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: minute	1008533	PI 613364
377	PI 613365	80/12/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: minute	1008549	PI 613365
378	PI 613366	81/U15/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height	1008560	PI 613366
379	PI 613367	81/122/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, black seed	1008563	PI 613367
380	PI 613368	81/171/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, Urie's 154-1	1008576	PI 613368
381	PI 613369	81/308/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intermediate height, white pappus, bushy type.	1008577	PI 613369
382	PI 613370	80/88/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Mexiacn Dwarf	1008590	PI 613370
383	PI 613371	82/16/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican Dwarf present in this accessions which has one recessive gene governing shortness.	1008592	PI 613371
384	PI 613372	82/17/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican Dwarf present in this accessions which has one recessive gene governing shortness. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf F5 selection, short, early type.	1008605	PI 613372
385	PI 613373	82/21/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican Dwarf present in this accessions which has one recessive gene governing shortness Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf F5 selection, short, early type	1008606	PI 613373
386	PI 613374	82/27BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Carry the gene for short stature, Mexican Dwarf present in this accessions which has one recessive gene governing shortness. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran X Mex Dwf F5 selection, short, early type	1008618	PI 613374
387	PI 613375	80/200/3S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material		1008623	PI 613375
388	PI 613376	80/272/4S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: bushy #1	1008634	PI 613376
389	PI 613377	80/281/281/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: bushy #2	1008637	PI 613377
390	PI 613378	81/367/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: bushy	1008650	PI 613378
391	PI 613379	81/317/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches, large head, good type	1008651	PI 613379
392	PI 613380	81/318/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches	1008667	PI 613380
393	PI 613381	81/335/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches, thinner hull	1008668	PI 613381
394	PI 613382	81/U26BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: appressed branches	1008682	PI 613382
395	PI 613383	81/341/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: decumbent branches	1008683	PI 613383
396	PI 613384	81/U41/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: decumbent branches, brittle stems	1008701	PI 613384
397	PI 613385	81/343/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: spreading (decdecapap)	1008718	PI 613385
398	PI 613386	81/U40/4S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: horizontal branches	1008719	PI 613386
399	PI 613387	81/U38/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in expression of branching. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: sprawling	1008733	PI 613387
400	PI 613388	81/386/19S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light brown seed	1008749	PI 613388
401	PI 613389	81/393/30p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: brown seed	1008750	PI 613389
402	PI 613390	80/468/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: brwon, striped seed	1008768	PI 613390
403	PI 613391	80/463/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: purple, striped seed	1008769	PI 613391
404	PI 613392	80/482/3S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: medium to very dark brown seed	1008781	PI 613392
405	PI 613393	80/484/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: dark grey seed	1008782	PI 613393
406	PI 613394	81/388/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: purple seed	1008795	PI 613394
407	PI 613395	81/390/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: purple seed with dark crown	1008796	PI 613395
408	PI 613396	81/389/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: seed purple to black	1008810	PI 613396
409	PI 613397	81/392/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: black seed	1008811	PI 613397
410	PI 613398	81/39310p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: black seed	1008825	PI 613398
411	PI 613399	81/394/14S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: speckled seed	1008826	PI 613399
412	PI 613400	80/503/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: variable seed color	1008836	PI 613400
413	PI 613401	80/182/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: partial hull	1008852	PI 613401
414	PI 613402	81/524/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in seed expression, mostly in the color or nature of the hull. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: thin hull(thth)	1008859	PI 613402
415	PI 613403	81/349/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have brittle stems that break easily and cleanly when bent. They have genotype brbr. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: brittle stem	1008869	PI 613403
416	PI 613404	81/354/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have brittle stems that break easily and cleanly when bent. They have genotype brbr. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: brittle stem, decumbent	1008887	PI 613404
417	PI 613405	81/365/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have brittle stems that break easily and cleanly when bent. They have genotype brbr. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: brittle stem, thin hull (thth)	1008894	PI 613405
418	PI 613406	80/221/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves	1008904	PI 613406
419	PI 613407	80/371/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: very light green leaves, uniform	1008910	PI 613407
420	PI 613408	81/369/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: yellow green leaves, B1 when ripe	1008927	PI 613408
421	PI 613409	81/U43/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves, turning dark green	1008939	PI 613409
422	PI 613410	81/U44/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green branches	1008945	PI 613410
423	PI 613411	81/U44/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: dark green branches	1008958	PI 613411
424	PI 613412	81/U45/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light green leaves, turning dark	1008965	PI 613412
425	PI 613413	81/U48/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: black leaves when mature	1008976	PI 613413
426	PI 613414	81/371/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: rinkle leaf	1008983	PI 613414
427	PI 613415	81/277/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: non-shattering	1008994	PI 613415
428	PI 613416	81/U81/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary in leaf expression, mostly in color. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: heavy pubescence, gray seed	1009002	PI 613416
429	PI 613417	80/313/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material		1009014	PI 613417
430	PI 613418	80/472/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: pigmentless flower	1009025	PI 613418
431	PI 613419	81/U80/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: pigmentless flower	1009036	PI 613419
432	PI 613420	80/420/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: cream flower	1009043	PI 613420
433	PI 613421	81/U59/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: cream flower	1009054	PI 613421
434	PI 613422	81/U57/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: light yellow flower, lobes with O ips crinkled leaves	1009058	PI 613422
435	PI 613423	80/406/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: red tips to light yellow flowers	1009073	PI 613423
436	PI 613424	80/408/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: mixed red, yellow, light orange flowers, long seeds	1009092	PI 613424
437	PI 613425	81/U61/BOp	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: pink flowers	1009103	PI 613425
438	PI 613426	80/417/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intense red flowers	1009116	PI 613426
439	PI 613427	81/U52/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: intense red flowers	1009117	PI 613427
440	PI 613428	81/372/BOP	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: closed flower, intense red	1009130	PI 613428
441	PI 613429	81/U74/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: closed flower, abundant seed	1009151	PI 613429
442	PI 613430	81/U75/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Vary mostly in flower color. Closed flower types may have ornamental purposes, but most of them set vewry little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: partly closed flower	1009164	PI 613430
443	PI 613431	81/398/BOP	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009194	PI 613431
444	PI 613432	81/405/1Op	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009211	PI 613432
445	PI 613433	81/405/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009221	PI 613433
446	PI 613434	81/406/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009227	PI 613434
447	PI 613435	81/407/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009237	PI 613435
448	PI 613436	81/U82/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009241	PI 613436
449	PI 613437	81/U84/30p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Autotetraploides, most setting very little seed when selfed. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids	1009257	PI 613437
450	PI 613438	81/409/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Derivative of a natural cross of an autotetraploid type to an unknown wild species. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids X unkonwn wild species	1009284	PI 613438
451	PI 613439	81/411/2S	Carthamus sp.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Derivative of a natural cross of an autotetraploid type to an unknown wild species. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids X unkonwn wild species	1009288	PI 613439
452	PI 613440	81/411/4S	Carthamus sp.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Derivative of a natural cross of an autotetraploid type to an unknown wild species. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: autotetraploids X unkonwn wild species	1009297	PI 613440
453	PI 613441	81/570/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: UC-1	1009314	PI 613441
454	PI 613442	81/503/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short UC-1	1009320	PI 613442
455	PI 613443	81/504/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: short UC-1	1009330	PI 613443
456	PI 613444	80/208/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession:	1009336	PI 613444
457	PI 613445	81/507/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: US-10 selection	1009345	PI 613445
458	PI 613446	81/508/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Iran	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iranian	1009354	PI 613446
459	PI 613447	81/509/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: flower yellow when fresh	1009363	PI 613447
460	PI 613448	81/510/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: long bracts	1009372	PI 613448
461	PI 613449	81/513/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: (Iran X N10)US-10)) Gila, is like Gila	1009380	PI 613449
462	PI 613450	81/514/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Turkey	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Turkey	1009391	PI 613450
463	PI 613451	81/516/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: UC-83	1009400	PI 613451
464	PI 613452	80/251/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Frio-1, partial hull, small seed	1009412	PI 613452
465	PI 613453	80/253/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Frio-3 X Israel, heavy pappus	1009422	PI 613453
466	PI 613454	81/518/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Israel	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Israel, large head	1009430	PI 613454
467	PI 613455	81/519/4S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: (Israel)US-10 F3 Gila, like Gila	1009439	PI 613455
468	PI 613456	81/520/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Israel	1009449	PI 613456
469	PI 613457	81/651/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X high stearic, apressed branches, striped	1009459	PI 613457
470	PI 613458	80/250/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: US-10	1009467	PI 613458
471	PI 613459	80/131/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Portugal	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Porugal	1009498	PI 613459
472	PI 613460	80/178/1S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Iran	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Spain	1009505	PI 613460
473	PI 613461	80/207/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Iran	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Iran	1009519	PI 613461
474	PI 613462	81/550/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Portugal	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal	1009524	PI 613462
475	PI 613463	81/552/3S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X intermediate oleic	1009537	PI 613463
476	PI 613464	81/604/2S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: portugal X Spain	1009541	PI 613464
477	PI 613465	81/605/BS	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Spain	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Spain	1009554	PI 613465
478	PI 613466	81/609/6S	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Morocco	W6		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco	1009561	PI 613466
479	PI 613467	82/45/BOP	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X Gila F5 seed	1009572	PI 613467
480	PI 613468	82/51/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009578	PI 613468
481	PI 613469	82/53/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009591	PI 613469
482	PI 613470	82/53/40p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009595	PI 613470
483	PI 613471	82/55/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009610	PI 613471
484	PI 613472	82/55/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009615	PI 613472
485	PI 613473	82/55/30p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Portugal X UC-1 seed	1009627	PI 613473
486	PI 613474	82/56/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009634	PI 613474
487	PI 613475	82/56/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009649	PI 613475
488	PI 613476	82/56/40p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009650	PI 613476
489	PI 613477	82/57/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009665	PI 613477
490	PI 613478	82/57/40p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009666	PI 613478
491	PI 613479	82/57/60p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009685	PI 613479
492	PI 613480	82/58/40p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009686	PI 613480
493	PI 613481	82/58/50p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009707	PI 613481
494	PI 613482	82/61/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009708	PI 613482
495	PI 613483	82/61/40p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Morocco X Portugal F5 seed	1009730	PI 613483
496	PI 613484	82/62/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Partial hull X Portugal F5 seed	1009733	PI 613484
497	PI 613485	82/62/30p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Partial hull X Portugal F5 seed	1009749	PI 613485
498	PI 613486	82/63/10p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Partial hull X Portugal F5 seed	1009750	PI 613486
499	PI 613487	82/63/20p	Carthamus tinctorius L.	Washington, United States	W6		1989	DONATED	03/06/1989					Cultivated material	Have high levels of iodine value and/or high fatty acid composiion. Remarks donor used to identify this accession: Partial hull X Portugal F5 seed	1009769	PI 613487