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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 129209No. 1304Corylopsis sp.Sichuan Sheng, China Historic1938COLLECTED10/1937Mount Omei9001845247PI 129209
1PI 129210No. 1251Corylopsis sp.Sichuan Sheng, China Historic1938COLLECTED09/03/1937Mount Omei25001845248PI 129210
2PI 104200Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. France Historic1934COLLECTED1792603PI 104200
3PI 104201Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehder & E. H. Wilson France Historic1934COLLECTED1792604PI 104201
4PI 104202Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis France Historic1934COLLECTED1792605PI 104202
5PI 100529F. 30968Corylopsis sp. China Historic1932COLLECTED1788132PI 100529
6PI 100281F 29915Corylopsis sp. China Historic1932COLLECTED1494169PI 100281
7PI 95381No. 29915Corylopsis sp. China Historic1931COLLECTED1781704PI 95381
8PI 73428Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis England, United Kingdom Historic1927COLLECTED1728500PI 73428
9PI 65768Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis Centre-Val de Loire, France Historic1926COLLECTED1717208PI 65768
10PI 61273Corylopsis gotoana Makino Massachusetts, United States Historic1924COLLECTED1500224PI 61273
11PI 59007No. 11226Corylopsis sp.Yunnan Sheng, China Historic1924COLLECTED10/192330001660271PI 59007
12PI 34591Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. sinensis Massachusetts, United States Historic1912COLLECTED1599949PI 34591
13NA 89016NA 89016Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available2025Uncertain improvement statusOld plant growing in bed IG-P (north of the North Court), northeast of C. pauciflora NA 44875-HP, without any known record after years of searching. It was long suspected and then later verified as C. spicata, and Dr. Richard Olsen's flow cytometry work showed it to be hexaploid, which is consistent with that taxon. Possibly NA 40101 (received as C. pauciflora but reidentified later as C. spicata) or NA 40102, but those are not the only possibilities.2191331NA 89016
14NA 87646NACPEC18-108Corylopsis stelligera Guillaumin Hubei Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2024COLLECTED09/22/2018Shennongjia Forest District; Muyuping; Quinn Jia Ping. [Mistake for Senjiping? Name appears to be wrong in any case (the first word does not fit with any Chinese character); cannot determine the intended locality name with certainty. Valley is unnamed on Google Maps, but is near something labeled "Xiaoping" in addition to "Senjiping".]31.43955000, 110.404710001311Steep slope at roadside, bottom of rockslide. Growing in talus with humus pockets.Wild materialTwo seedlings received.2166387NA 87646
15NA 87134NACPEC16-019Corylopsis willmottiae Rehder & E. H. Wilson Sichuan Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2022COLLECTED09/15/2016Aba (Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture), Songpan County; Huanglong; Shijiabao. [GPS coordinates are in Xigou (valley) west of Baiyangba village, well west of Shijiabao. -SBL]32.67623000, 104.018930002043Mesic, mixed deciduous forest; east-running stream valley. Soil: rocks.Wild materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis willmottiae. See NA 85065 for earlier material received from this same wild collection. From the record of NA 85065: Seed was given to USNA by Kevin Conrad, but was apparently missed during the initial accessioning of NACPEC 2016 seed; many seedlings found germinated from this collection in the greenhouse in spring 2018. See NA 84009-84026 for the other material from this expedition. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is diploid and clustered together with one other 2x accession from another institution, and near NA 67192, which is tetraploid, as well as a diploid accession of C. himalayana, NA 59541. -SBL2155173NA 87134
16NA 87141NACPEC18-108Corylopsis stelligera Guillaumin Hubei Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2022COLLECTED09/22/2018Shennongjia Forest District; Muyuping; Quinn Jia Ping. [Mistake for Senjiping? Name appears to be wrong in any case (the first word does not fit with any Chinese character); cannot determine the intended locality name with certainty. Valley is unnamed on Google Maps, but is near something labeled "Xiaoping" in addition to "Senjiping".]31.43955000, 110.404710001311Steep slope at roadside, bottom of rockslide. Growing in talus with humus pockets.Wild material13 seedlings received. See NA 85541 for earlier material received from the same wild collection.2155180NA 87141
17NA 85541NACPEC18-108Corylopsis stelligera Guillaumin Hubei Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2018COLLECTED09/22/2018Shennongjia Forest District; Muyuping; Quinn Jia Ping. [Mistake for Senjiping? Name appears to be wrong in any case (the first word does not fit with any Chinese character); cannot determine the intended locality name with certainty. Valley is unnamed on Google Maps, but is near something labeled "Xiaoping" in addition to "Senjiping".]31.43955000, 110.404710001311Steep slope at roadside, bottom of rockslide. Growing in talus with humus pockets.Wild material2108999NA 85541
18NA 67192NA 67192Corylopsis willmottiae Rehder & E. H. Wilson Sichuan Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2017COLLECTED09/29/1988Niba Mountain, north side1760Open valley of dense secondary shrubs on limestone mtnside, sand soil, roadside.Wild materialReceived as C. willmottiae. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is tetraploid and clustered near two diploid C. willmottiae accessions (including NA 85065) as well as a diploid accession of C. himalayana, NA 59541. -SBL1953242NA 67192
19NA 85065NACPEC16-019Corylopsis willmottiae Rehder & E. H. Wilson Sichuan Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2016COLLECTED09/15/2016Aba (Ngawa Tibetan and Qiang Autonomous Prefecture), Songpan County; Huanglong; Shijiabao. [GPS coordinates are in Xigou (valley) west of Baiyangba village, well west of Shijiabao. -SBL]32.67623000, 104.018930002043Mesic, mixed deciduous forest; east-running stream valley. Soil: rocks.Wild material2108847NA 85065
20NA 80900'Golden Spring'Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available2012CultivarFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata 'Golden Spring'.2152293NA 80900
21NA 79940NA 79940Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available2011Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis pauciflora. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is diploid and clustered together with our wild-collected plants of NA 44875, which are also 2x. -SBL2151976NA 79940
22NA 79490NA 79490Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. North Carolina, United StatesNANot Available2010DONATED08/23/2010Cultivated material1899506NA 79490
23NA 78641NA 78641Corylopsis himalayana Griff. NANot Available2008Grown from wild-collected seed, possibly from Bhutan.2108706NA 78641
24NA 70655NA 70655Corylopsis sp.Yunnan Sheng, ChinaNANot Available2001COLLECTED09/2000S of Nixi, between Nixi and Benzilan27.96834800, 99.498062003200Full sun, xeric.Wild material1609768NA 70655
25NA 70116NA 70116Corylopsis sp.NANot Available2000Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis sp.. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 70116 (including sampled 70116-J) is hexaploid and clustered together with a group of other 6x individuals mostly identified as 6x C. glabrescens, but well apart from most other C. veitchiana and C. sinensis (including wild-collected SABE 1980 C. sinensis). However, they are also not closely related to true diploid C. glabrescens and probably represent something else entirely. -SBL2148569NA 70116
26NA 70117NA 70117Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available2000Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and clustered near other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata. -SBL2148570NA 70117
27NA 70118NA 70118Corylopsis willmottiae Rehder & E. H. Wilson NANot Available2000Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis willmottiae.2148571NA 70118
28NA 70027'Longwood Chimes'Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Kyushu, JapanNANot Available1999COLLECTED1983Ebino Highland10001950666NA 70027
29NA 69317NA 69317Corylopsis sp.NANot Available1998Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis sp.. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and may actually be C. spicata, not C. willmottiae; its identity should be reviewed critically. -SBL2148355NA 69317
30NA 66736NA 66736Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. NANot Available19951950424NA 66736
31NA 65687NA 65687Corylopsis veitchiana Bean NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis veitchiana. Seed collected from cultivated plants in the Botanic Garden. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and may actually be C. spicata, not C. veitchiana; its identity should be reviewed critically. -SBL2147600NA 65687
32NA 85012NA 85012Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. A seedling of NA 33335-H, received date uncertain, but first documented in 1993 and possibly produced that year or just prior; previously recorded improperly as NA 33335-SH. The parent accession is from Kingsville Nurseries and is a lightly scented form of the species (which is frequently scentless). This individual also possesses some fragrance, as I recall. [Note: Peter Mazzeo and Frederick G. Meyer reidentified the parent accession, NA 33335, as C. sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehd. & Wils. according to a 7/27/1987 sheet. -SBL] According to the SSR study by Lattier et al (2022), this accession (listed under its former identity, NA 33335-SH) is a hexaploid and clustered with other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata.2153962NA 85012
33NA 65652NA 65652Corylopsis sp.NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis sp. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 65652 is hexaploid and clustered together with a group of other 6x individuals mostly identified as C. glabrescens, but mixed enough to warrant a review later. They are not closely related to true diploid C. glabrescens and probably represent something else entirely. -SBL2147596NA 65652
34NA 65653NA 65653Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and clustered near other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata. -SBL2147597NA 65653
35NA 67499NA 67499Corylopsis gotoana Makino NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis gotoana. FONA Rare Plant Auction Donation, 1993. [The plant in the collection, at 22 years of age, is anything but dwarf; in fact, it is on the large side for this species (around 12-15 feet tall). Changing name to reflect the actual size of this material. -SBL 4/7/2015] According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is tetraploid and clustered together with another tetraploid identified as C. gotoana 'March Jewel', which was introduced by Camellia Forest as a dwarf cultivar; together, they were found near another cluster containing mostly hexaploid C. spicata, as well as some pentaploids that might represent hybrids between the two species. Based on the evidence, it appears that this is closely related to 'March Jewel', a dwarf selection of C. gotoana that was introduced by Camellia Forest; it is possible that this accession is actually an overgrown 'March Jewel', but it is clearly not dwarf. Its close relationship to C. spicata shown by the SSR markers may simply align with other studies that suggest C. gotoana and C. spicata share the same karyotype and appear to be closely related; based on that, this may be the only true C. gotoana in USNA collections at this time. -SBL2147967NA 67499
36NA 65619NA 65619Corylopsis sp.NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis sp. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 65619 is hexaploid and clustered together with a group of other 6x individuals mostly identified as odd, 6x C. glabrescens, and well apart from most other apparently correct C. veitchiana and C. sinensis (including wild-collected SABE 1980 C. veitchiana). -SBL2147589NA 65619
37NA 65594NA 65594Corylopsis glandulifera Hemsl. NANot Available1993Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis glandulifera. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 66594 is hexaploid and clustered together with strong bootstrap support with an assortment of accessions of mostly hexaploid material, mostly identified as C. glandulifera, and well apart from most other C. sinensis (including wild-collected SABE 1980 C. sinensis). -SBL2147583NA 65594
38NA 66937SICH 749Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehder & E. H. Wilson Sichuan Sheng, ChinaNANot Available1991COLLECTEDSichuan Province, In a valley between Camp 1 and Camp 2 in Hailuogou Glacier Park, Gongga Shan (mountain).mountainside in a cool and cloudy valley, steep slope, southeast, dense secondary trees and shrubsWild material1493946NA 66937
39NA 62376NA 62376Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Kyushu, JapanNANot Available1990COLLECTED10/29/1989Mt. Karakuni-Dake, Kirishima National Park Area31.93333000, 130.850000001070In full sun on free draining rocky soil.1951707NA 62376
40NA 62528NA 62528Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. ChinaNANot Available1989COLLECTED09/1985Uncertain improvement statusOrig. coll. from the Lu Shan Bot. Gdn., China from wild trees. [Note: read further for doubt about this origin for the material grown under NA 62528 at present.] According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and may actually be C. spicata, not C. sinensis; in fact, the plant does not particularly resemble our other wild-collected C. sinensis, and maybe the accession's background is less certain than the record indicated, since C. spicata does not occur wild in China. This was shown to be most closely related to NA 40101 (listed at the time as NA 77924) and NA 40102, both collected from cultivation in Japan. -SBL1952140NA 62528
41NA 6023683K-25Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Kyushu, JapanNANot Available1988COLLECTED1983Miyazaki Prefecture: Ebino Highland.1000Collected at ca 1000 m elevation.Wild materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis glabrescens. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is diploid and clustered with high bootstrap support together with other 2x accessions identified as C. glabrescens, including NA 62376 and 'Longwood Chimes'. Its close clustering with 'Longwood Chimes' (NA 70027-H) strongly suggests that this material derives from the same source material as NA 53233, which was collected in the wild by Dr. Clifford Parks and from which 'Longwood Chimes' was made a named cultivar after distribution of seedlings to Longwood Gardens. On the strength of this evidence, the record is being updated to reflect the same origin as NA 70027 and NA 53233. -SBL2146659NA 60236
42NA 60237NA 60237Corylopsis glandulifera Hemsl. Historic1988Uncertain improvement statusFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis glandulifera. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), 60237-H is hexaploid and clustered together with the also-hexaploid C. glandulifera NA 57391-H (which was near, but slightly apart from, other NA 57391 individuals); it is true that this accession has always seemed more similar to C. glandulifera and unlike our wild-collected C. sinensis, so a reidentification is warranted. Whether the original material could have become mixed up with another C. glandulifera accession like NA 57391 early on is unknown, however. -SBL2146660NA 60237
43NA 59541UK-87-200Corylopsis himalayana Griff. NANot Available1987From James Harris, Mallet Court Nursery. Material obtained as seedlings grown from seed KR0990 collected in the wild.2108370NA 59541
44NA 59542NA 59542Corylopsis glandulifera Hemsl. ChinaNANot Available1987COLLECTED10/08/1987[Not collected from the wild by the listed collectors or on the listed date; seed originated from the wild and was grown by the U.K. nursery that these collectors visited then. -SBL]Wild materialReceived as seedlings, originally identified as C. glandulifera var. hypoglauca. This material agrees with C. glandulifera as recognized in the Flora of China. The lone individual of this accession has been selected at USNA for evaluation as a potential cultivar based on its unusually good floral and habit qualities; its flowers are a bright, rich yellow color with a strong primrose/lemon fragrance and are borne densely along the branches in compact, dense clusters; the branches are especially stout and thick relative to many other Corylopsis, and the plant maintains a rounded, compact habit with pleasing zig-zag stems. The leaves are an attractive dark blue-green color with thick substance when grown in adequate sunlight. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, as are most other accessions identified as C. glandulifera; although this accession does not apper directly in the cluster analysis, a probable cutting-grown offspring distributed to a cooperator that is listed as MS2016-248*# clustered together with multiple individuals of C. glandulifera NA 57391. -SBL1952166NA 59542
45NA 57391NA 57391Corylopsis glandulifera Hemsl. Zhejiang Sheng, ChinaNANot Available1986COLLECTED1985Hangzhou Prefecture, Lin'an County: Changhuazhen.30.16833300, 119.21750600800Mixed forest, exposed rock area, mountainous area.Wild material1499308NA 57391
46NA 56455NA 56455Corylopsis gotoana Makino var. coreana (Uyeki) T. Yamaz. Seoul-teukbyeolsi, Korea, SouthNANot Available1986DONATED01/03/1986Uncertain improvement status1111110NA 56455
47NA 56375NA 56375Corylopsis gotoana Makino Seoul-teukbyeolsi, Korea, SouthNANot Available1985COLLECTED10/09/1985Hongneung, Seoul37.58954600, 127.04350300Uncertain improvement status1111107NA 56375
48NA 53233NA 53233Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Japan Historic1985COLLECTEDEbino Highland, Kyushu.1000Wild materialDeciduous large shrub to 7 meters. Leaves ovate-orbicular, to 10 mm long, with short prominently awned teeth, glabrous above, sparingly stellate-pubescent when young. Racemes several flowered. Flowers about 1 mm long. Native to Japan. Probable hardiness to USDA Zone 7. Plants offered were grown from seed collected in the wild.1024996NA 53233
49NA 53157'Winterthur'Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. NANot Available19841950899NA 53157
50NA 52236NA 52236Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Japan Historic1983COLLECTEDseed collected in Ebino Plateau, Krishima, Japan.Wild material1108204NA 52236
51NA 50804NA 50804Corylopsis glabrescens Franch. & Sav. Kyushu, JapanNANot Available1982COLLECTED10/19/1982Kyush, (NB Kyush probably = Kyushu Island; possibly Kuishima Mountains=Kirishima Mts. GHR 10-09)Wild material1776573NA 50804
52NA 50805NA 50805Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. Honshu, JapanNANot Available1982COLLECTED10/22/1982Honshu, Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto, Kyoto Botanic GardenCultivated material1776574NA 50805
53NA 49113SABE 752Corylopsis sinensis Hemsl. Hubei Sheng, ChinaNANot Available1980COLLECTED09/08/1980Hubei Province, Shennongjia Forest District, NE of Guanmenshan along S side of Shicao River; northwestern Hubei Province.Wild material1776489NA 49113
54NA 49114SABE 2033Corylopsis veitchiana Bean Hubei Sheng, ChinaNANot Available1980COLLECTED10/07/1980Shennongjia Forest District; ; Vicinity of Zhuanjiaowan on east side of valley; northwestern Hubei Province.1500Wild material2108131NA 49114
55NA 44875J-100-78Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. Honshu, JapanNANot Available1978COLLECTED10/15/1978Honshu, Ishikawa Prefecture, Kanazawa AirportWild material1776282NA 44875
56NA 40102NA 40102Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1976Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. 1987 Herbarium voucher, and det. as C. spicata, by F. G. Meyer. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and clustered with other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata. -SBL2144765NA 40102
57NA 40103NA 40103Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1976Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis pauciflora. Identified 2008/2009 by SBL & Carole Bordelon as C. pauciflora with no reservations.2144766NA 40103
58NA 40536NA 40536Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1976Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis pauciflora.2144802NA 40536
59NA 37204NA 37204Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1975Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 37204-H is hexaploid, and clustered with most C. spicata accessions sampled. -SBL2144618NA 37204
60NA 37205NA 37205Corylopsis pauciflora Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1975Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis pauciflora. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is diploid and clustered together with other 2x accessions variously identified as C. pauciflora and C. sinensis 'Spring Purple', and near another cluster containing diploid accessions identified as C. platypetala, C. sinensis, C. 'Winterthur', and another odd diploid identified as C. glandulifera; there is a chance that all of these are hybrids between C. pauciflora and diploid forms of either C. glabrescens or C. gotoana. -SBL2144619NA 37205
61NA 37208NA 37208Corylopsis veitchiana Bean NANot Available1975Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis veitchiana.2144620NA 37208
62NA 37900NA 37900Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1975Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and clustered near other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata.2144653NA 37900
63NA 36588NA 36588Corylopsis platypetala Rehder & E. H. Wilson NANot Available1974Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis platypetala. x3/13/74 Hillier to SGM x 1/11/74 SGM to Hillier purchased w/ funds from FONA. Four plants (from cuttings) from Brookside in March 1985 [We may have distributed one of the Hillier plants to Brookside early on, and the plants in the Asian Collections may not be genetically identical to the plant on the bank along Hickey Lane. They do seem to be a bit different, the Asian Collections plants being more fragrant and robust. -SBL] This accession was reidentified as C. sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehd. & Wils. by Peter Mazzeo and Frederick G. Meyer according to a 7/27/1987 identifications sheet; at that time, current revisions lumped a number of distinct taxa (like C. platypetala and C. veitchiana) together under this name. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), NA 36588 (including sampled 36588-H, -CJ, and -CL) is tetraploid and clustered together with good bootstrap support with a group of other 4x individuals mostly identified as C. platypetala, and separate from other C. gotoana (including C. gotoana var. coreana). -SBL2144590NA 36588
64NA 36592NA 36592Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1974Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. Purchased through funds of the Friends of the U.S. National Arboretum (FONA). According to the SSR study by Lattier et al. (2022), this accession is hexaploid, and clustered with other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata. -SBL2144591NA 36592
65NA 33335NA 33335Corylopsis spicata Siebold & Zucc. NANot Available1971Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Corylopsis spicata. x3/25/71/ HJH to HTS, x9/14/70 HTS to HJH. Reidentified as C. sinensis Hemsl. var. calvescens Rehd. & Wils. by Peter Mazzeo and Frederick G. Meyer 7/22/1987. According to the SSR study by Lattier et al (2022), this accession is a hexaploid and clustered with other 6x accessions mostly identified as C. spicata. See NA 85012 for a plant that was apparently raised from seed of NA 33335, and was recorded for years as NA 33335-SH.2144364NA 33335