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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 6953659062276Elymus canadensis L. Iowa, United StatesW62004COLLECTEDPRE 2001Original seed was collected from prairie remnants in the southern one-third of counties in Iowa.Wild material1694828PI 695365
1PI 695371LK315d GermplasmNassella pulchra (Hitchc.) Barkworth California, United StatesW6Not Available2004COLLECTEDPRE 2000Wild materialCan be used for restoration, critical area plantings, cover crop, and wildlife habitat.1694854PI 695371
2PI 63986498WW5Pascopyrum smithii (Rydb.) Barkworth & D. R. Dewey New Mexico, United StatesW62002COLLECTED07/14/1998North of Des Moines, New Mexico36.77222222, -103.84111110Roadway, slope 0-5%, aspect SE. Open, loam, seasonally dry, lower slope. pH 8.0Wild materialCollection area 1000 sq. meters. Population distribution patchy, abundance occasional, source wild, in situ.1639429PI 639864
3PI 65986098OG4Dactylis glomerata L. New Mexico, United StatesW62002COLLECTED07/14/1998Colfax County36.93416667, -10.34666667Roadway. Slope 41-60%, aspect SE/S. Open, loam/clay, always dry, lower slope. pH 7.8.Wild materialCollection area5 sq. meters. Population distribution patchy and frequent; source cultivated, in situ.1639431PI 659860
4PI 65986197CRW7Elymus canadensis L. Oklahoma, United StatesW62002COLLECTED07/08/1997Tillman County34.27861111, -98.87111111Roadway, slope 0-5%. Loam/clay, seasonally dry, alluvial fan/floodplain. pH 7.7.Wild materialCollection area 10 sq. meters. population is patchy and occasional; source is wild, in situ.1639444PI 659861
5PI 65986598OG1Dactylis glomerata L. Oklahoma, United StatesW62002COLLECTED01/30/1998Carter County34.36944444, -97.22805556Settlement. Slope 0-5%, aspect E. 1/2 to 3/4 shade, sand/loam, seasonally dry, mid/lower slope. pH 6.2.Wild materialCollection area 20 sq. meters. Population is uniform and frequent; source is cultivated, in situ.1639467PI 659865
6PI 659855UKR-99-241Koeleria macrantha (Ledeb.) Schult. Krym, UkraineW6HABITAT1999COLLECTED08/03/1999North of Kerch.45.42500000, 36.4719444480Nearly flat to rolling hills, open, mud volcano area, salty with pH approximatelWild material1584738PI 659855
7PI 659852T-1272Elymus elymoides (Raf.) Swezey subsp. brevifolius (J. G. Sm.) Barkworth New Mexico, United StatesW61998COLLECTED0.2 miles northwest of La Cueva on Highway 94 along the banks of the Mora River in Mora County.35.95000000, -105.25000000Wild material1563732PI 659852
8PI 659838OR59Holcus lanatus L. Oregon, United StatesW61998COLLECTED08/19973 miles north of town of Vernonia on Highway 47.45.88944444, -123.153333330Sand/loam, 0-5% slope, open, moist, stream terrace, abandoned meadow.Uncertain improvement status1553350PI 659838
9PI 659840OR112Holcus lanatus L. Oregon, United StatesW61998COLLECTED08/1997Town of Ona, Beaver Creek Road, 1 mile before turnoff towards Ona.44.51027778, -124.03138889100Infertile hill sloping down to river terrace. Ridgetop+upperslope+stream terrace. Grazed. Loam, 6-40% slope, open, moist.Wild material1553485PI 659840
10PI 65984293029Festuca arundinacea Schreb. MoroccoW61997COLLECTED06/19932 km N El Hajeb,P2l in the province of Meknes33.68333333, -5.43333333820Wild material1553634PI 659842
11PI 65984493041Festuca arundinacea Schreb. MoroccoW61997COLLECTED06/199315 km S Tahala, 4803 in the province of Taza33.95000000, -4.38333333750Wild material1553638PI 659844
12PI 67616693064Festuca arundinacea Schreb. SpainW61997COLLECTED07/19932 km N Jeres de Marquesado, W side of road in the province of Granada37.20000000, -3.150000001200Wild material1553652PI 676166
13PI 659856TF5Festuca arundinacea Schreb. JapanW61997DONATED08/28/1997Cultivated materialRhizomes type selected for heat tolerance. Heat tolerance method was: Plants in pots were put in growth chamber. Temperature increase 1 degree a day until 50C. Planted in field for two years and 4-8 clones were selected for disease resistance, color, leaf size and density under Japanese conditions.1587310PI 659856
14PI 6598334010Briza media L. Occitanie, FranceW61997COLLECTED06/30/199330 km northwest of Carcassonne, south base of Montagne Noire.43.43333333, 2.25000000300Openings of Erica shrubs and roadsides in dense Quercus robur, thickets. South exposure on about 10% slopes of highly eroded sandstone outcrops. Infrequent.Wild material1539449PI 659833
15PI 595010ABY-BC 7046.80Dactylis glomerata L. Wales, United KingdomW61991COLLECTEDGoginan.52.41666667, -3.91666667150Wild material1046749PI 595010
16PI 531091'FIESTA II'Lolium perenne L. Oregon, United StatesW6SEED1989DEVELOPEDPRE 03/03/1989CultivarPlants leafy, persistant, dense, medium low-growing, fine textured, dark green, with low growth profile and slow vertical growth. Seedling vigor, tillering ability, wear tolerance, and recuperative abilities good. Recommended for lawns, parks, and sports fields in southern U.S. where perennial ryegrasses are adapted for turf. Resistant to winter net blotch (Drechslera dictyoides f. sp. persenne) and crown (Puccinia coronata) and stem (P. graminis) rusts.1426027PI 531091
17PI 531656D-2917Anthosachne scabra (R. Br.) Nevski New South Wales, AustraliaW61988DEVELOPEDPRE 10/07/1988Wild materialSeed presented in 1982 by Dr. Guy Robinson. Increased in 1986. 2n=421426592PI 531656
18PI 531658G-482Anthosachne scabra (R. Br.) Nevski New ZealandW61988DEVELOPEDPRE 10/07/1988Wild materialSeed presented in 1963 by Dr. H.E. Connor. Increased in 1987. 2n=421426594PI 531658
19PI 531676Elymus sierrae Gould California, United StatesW61988DEVELOPEDPRE 10/07/1988Wild materialSeed presented in 1969 by Dr. G.L. Stebbins. Increased in 1987. 2n=281426612PI 531676
20PI 53306386007Anthosachne rectiseta (Nees) Barkworth & S. W. L. Jacobs New South Wales, AustraliaW6Not Available1988COLLECTED01/05/1986Top of road on original surface, eucalypt overstory, 11km E of Lithgow near hwy 32Wild materialBoth sterile and fertile shoots present. Fertile shoots later and less mature1427999PI 533063
21PI 53307986028Anthosachne rectiseta (Nees) Barkworth & S. W. L. Jacobs New South Wales, Australia Historic1988COLLECTED01/07/1986Hard brown loam, on road to Hillston, 6km W of Lake CargelligoWild materialFertile. Awns flat1428015PI 533079
22PI 53314986128Anthosachne rectiseta (Nees) Barkworth & S. W. L. Jacobs Victoria, AustraliaW61988COLLECTED01/29/1986Gravel and cobbles in brown soil over yellow clay, intersection of Ovens Highway and road to GelnrowanWild materialFertility very low. Awns intermediate. Seed mostly dropped1428085PI 533149
23PI 53315086129Anthosachne rectiseta (Nees) Barkworth & S. W. L. Jacobs Victoria, AustraliaW61988COLLECTED01/29/1986Brown loam over red clay, 1.4km E of intersection of Ovens Highway and road to Mt. BeautyWild materialFertility low to moderate. Awns intermediate1428086PI 533150
24PI 508283'CHALLENGER'Poa pratensis L. Oregon, United StatesW61987DEVELOPEDPRE 04/14/1987CultivarPlants low-growing, leafy, turf type with medium fine leaves of bright, dark green color. Excellent spring color and ability to stay green into late fall. Leaves semi-prostrate. Durable turf with high density, medium fine texture, good wear tolerance and excellent winterhardiness. Resistant to leaf spot, crown rot disease, leaf rust, stem rust, stripe smut and dollar spot.1403219PI 508283
25PI 508094'NASSAU'Poa pratensis L. Idaho, United StatesW61987DEVELOPEDPRE 03/16/1987CultivarAttractive turf of medium density, good wear tolerance and good winter hardiness, frequently stemmy in late spring. Used for lawn-type turf in full sun and in light shade. Moderately low-growing and medium dark green color. Resistance good to leaf spot and melting-out disease. Resistance above-average to dollar spot, red thread, pink snow, leaf an stem rusts and Fusarium blight syndrome.1403030PI 508094
26PI 516484GR 444Agrostis sp. MoroccoW61986COLLECTED07/14/19835km E of junction of Roads P 28 and P 39, S of Chechaouen.460Wild material1411420PI 516484
27PI 516512GR 462Brachypodium phoenicoides (L.) Roem. & Schult. MoroccoW6PLANT1986COLLECTED07/15/19835km NW of Aknoul near Forest Service Station, 1 km S of Road S 304.1100Wild material1411448PI 516512
28PI 469244ASHEVILLEFestuca arundinacea Schreb. North Carolina, United StatesW61982COLLECTEDNaturalized stand 8km southwest of Asheville, North CarolinaLandraceMore stable to adverse environments than Kentucky 31 or Alta. Superior to other accessions on soils that become too wet in winter and on rich soils during cold winter.1364180PI 469244
29PI 574520'KUIVATO'Eragrostis barbinodis Hack. Arizona, United StatesW61980DONATED1980CultivarSuperior for seedling drouth tolerance and plant survival and forage production. More efficient in water use than any other known forage or crop species. Excellent seed producer. Good at elevations below 1400 m with 25-30 cm annual rainfall. Intermediate seed weight, chromosome number 2n=40, bunch type, blue-green foliage, yellow-anther, postharvest seed dormancy.1469491PI 574520
30PI 601410'REGENCY'Lolium perenne L. Oregon, United StatesW6SEED1980DEVELOPEDPRE 1980Cultivar1176243PI 601410
31PI 418714Ba 8603Lolium perenne L. ItalyW6SEED1977COLLECTED19675km southwest of San Bernardo di Mendatica, Ligurian Alps. Mountain summer pasture, grazing.1200Wild material1316149PI 418714
32PI 4099022060Eragrostis curvula (Schrad.) Nees South AfricaW61976COLLECTED197610km northeast of Newcastle. Growing on open grassland.Wild material1308997PI 409902
33PI 4099602252Eragrostis curvula (Schrad.) Nees South AfricaW61976COLLECTED1976Great Brok River, Schoombee. Growing on open grassland.Wild material1309055PI 409960
34PI 384821D-264Bromus tomentellus Boiss. IranW61972COLLECTED1972Kings Royal Game Preserve, 25km east of Tehran. Bulk collection on open, rolling hills.1400Wild materialPlant 75 to 90cm tall 10 1288745PI 384821
35PI 384824D-424Bromus tomentellus Boiss. IranW6Not Available1972COLLECTED1972Seritchal protected area above the Karaj dam, 40km north of Karaj toward Chalus1800Wild materialPlants 100cm or taller. Bulk collection. 10 1288748PI 384824
36PI 38076641Bromus tomentellus Boiss. IranW61972COLLECTEDHosseinabad exclosure, 32km west of Shiraz. Rainfall 400mm. Stony soil high lime content.1970Wild materialBulk collection 10 1285500PI 380766
37PI 380771120Bromus tomentellus Boiss. IranW61972COLLECTEDAlmeh. West slope. 1800Wild materialSparse plants and seed 10 1285505PI 380771
38PI 380781470Bromus tomentellus Boiss. IranW61972COLLECTED1968Dryland Experiment Station, Homand, 50km east of Tehran. Rainfall 250mm, silty clay gravelly loam. Nursery No. 001.1900Cultivated material1285515PI 380781
39PI 366015Mf.052Bromus catharticus Vahl var. rupestris (Speg.) Planchuelo & P. M. Peterson Córdoba, ArgentinaW61971DONATED08/14/1971Uncertain improvement status1273972PI 366015
40PI 3648211562Eragrostis lehmanniana Nees South AfricaW61971COLLECTEDAlluvial sand, Sand River. Highway N-1 bridge. Wild materialTufted perennial, foliage to 3dm high. Seed. 10 1273224PI 364821
41PI 578801'MT CARMEL'Piptatherum coerulescens (Desf.) P. Beauv. IsraelW61970COLLECTEDCultivar1473772PI 578801
42PI 494300R-255Eragrostis tef (Zuccagni) Trotter EthiopiaW6PANICLE1968COLLECTED11/07/1967310km South of AxumCultivated materialSeeds dark brown.1389236PI 494300
43PI 494326431-BEragrostis tef (Zuccagni) Trotter EthiopiaW6PANICLE1968COLLECTEDDebre Zeit Experiment StationUncertain improvement statusSeeds purple.1389262PI 494326
44PI 494444549-BEragrostis tef (Zuccagni) Trotter EthiopiaW6PANICLE1968COLLECTEDDebre Zeit Experiment StationUncertain improvement statusSeeds white.1389380PI 494444
45PI 316169CPI 31655Brachypodium pinnatum (L.) P. Beauv. Australian Capital Territory, AustraliaW61966DONATED08/23/1966Uncertain improvement status1235802PI 316169
46PI 309997311Eragrostis airoides Nees BrazilW61965COLLECTEDP. Alegre - TaquaraUncertain improvement status1231375PI 309997
47PI 3067679Phalaris aquatica L. IsraelW61965COLLECTED19641km west of Sasa Settlement, Upper Galilee. Rainfall 875mm; open grassland.825Wild materialCultivated. Plant prostrate; leaves short, broad. Apparently most palatable in area. 10 1229521PI 306767
48PI 299922572Eragrostis curvula (Schrad.) Nees South AfricaW61964COLLECTEDGrazed pasture, 6 miles north of Middelburg, Hwy N-1. Annual rainfall 13in.1430Wild materialPerennial bunchgrass; leaves to 8in high; heads to 24in high Seeds. 10 1226514PI 299922
49PI 578528'EXETER'Agrostis capillaris L. Rhode Island, United StatesW61964DONATED1964Cultivar1473499PI 578528
50PI 29070752Agrostis canina L. England, United KingdomW61963DONATED05/16/1963Uncertain improvement status1220013PI 290707
51PI 266227Phalaris aquatica L. PortugalW61960COLLECTEDWild material1200920PI 266227
52PI 254904Phalaris aquatica L. IraqW61959COLLECTED70 km. east of Kirkuk, IraqWild material1195659PI 254904
53PI 240232Phalaris aquatica L. AlgeriaW61957COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1187374PI 240232
54PI 240242Phalaris aquatica L. AlgeriaW61957COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1187394PI 240242
55PI 236482GB-81Phalaris aquatica L. AustraliaW61957COLLECTEDFrom the United States, originally from the Waite Agricultural Research Institute, Adelaide, South Australia.Uncertain improvement status1185745PI 236482
56PI 222105Festuca kronenbergii Hack. AfghanistanW61954COLLECTEDFrom Kotal-i-Unat, 33 miles on the road to Punjab, Kabul.Wild material1179679PI 222105
57PI 195917W6 6897Agrostis lachnantha Nees EthiopiaW61951COLLECTEDFrom near Guder.Wild material1166243PI 195917
58W6 2425597TXW6Nassella leucotricha (Trin. & Rupr.) R. W. Pohl Texas, United StatesW62002COLLECTED06/10/1997Hardeman County; One mile west of FM 1167 on Wolf Hunt Road34.21055556, -99.67472222Roadway, slope 0-5%, aspect SW. Loam/clay, seasonally dry, lower slope. pH 8.0.Wild materialCollection area 10 sq. meters. Population uniform and abundant; souce is wild, in situ.1639482W6 24255
59W6 20392OR26Holcus lanatus L. Oregon, United StatesW61998COLLECTED08/19973 miles southeast of Reedsport, Douglas County on Route 55.43.65611111, -124.0894444486Grazed (cattle), sand/loam, 0-5% slope, open, seasonally inundated, stream terrace. Field very wet in winter.Uncertain improvement status1553326W6 20392
60W6 2053993043Festuca arundinacea Schreb. MoroccoW61997COLLECTED06/199313 km E Ribat el Kheir, S326 in the province of Taza33.76666667, -4.35000000860Wild material1553640W6 20539
61W6 18858W6 18858Phalaris caroliniana Walter Mississippi, United StatesW6Not Available1995COLLECTEDPRE 1993Collected in Bolivar County, Mississippi.Wild materialGail Fritz gave brown seeded Phalaris to Robert Myers who grew it in his garden. He selected for white seeds which he donated to NPGS. Seed is light colored, not white. Growth: .3-.4 m high, grain heads 2-3 cm long. Seed set was high but shattering is a potential problem. Maygrass seed was used as grain by the native Missouri Indians before corn and sunflowers became important.1533827W6 18858