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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 528511	SA 105	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423447	PI 528511
1	PI 528614	SA 250	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423550	PI 528614
2	PI 528636	SA 282	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423572	PI 528636
3	PI 528655	SA 309	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423591	PI 528655
4	PI 528692	SA 357	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mexico	COT		1989	COLLECTED			Cultivar		1423628	PI 528692
5	PI 528717	SA 395	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423653	PI 528717
6	PI 528779	SA 473	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423715	PI 528779
7	PI 528955	SA 850	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423891	PI 528955
8	PI 528956	SA 852	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423892	PI 528956
9	PI 528963	SA 863	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423899	PI 528963
10	PI 528965	SA 865	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423901	PI 528965
11	PI 528966	SA 866	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423902	PI 528966
12	PI 528967	SA 868	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423903	PI 528967
13	PI 528971	SA 875	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423907	PI 528971
14	PI 528973	SA 877	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423909	PI 528973
15	PI 528976	SA 881	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423912	PI 528976
16	PI 528977	SA 882	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423913	PI 528977
17	PI 528978	SA 883	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423914	PI 528978
18	PI 528983	SA 890	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423919	PI 528983
19	PI 528984	SA 891	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423920	PI 528984
20	PI 528985	SA 892	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423921	PI 528985
21	PI 528997	SA 924	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1423933	PI 528997
22	PI 529169	SA 1103	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States	COT		1989	DONATED	02/1989		Cultivar		1424105	PI 529169
23	PI 651093	'BISHOP'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1982	DONATED					1009084	PI 651093
24	PI 651094	'DOUBLE DWARF YELLOW MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	California, United States	S9		1982	DONATED				Information from 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. - Plants midseason, mature with Dwarf Yellow milo or 2 to 6 days earlier; extra dwarf (24 to 30 inches); leaf sheaths overlapping very much, heads often not well exserted, panicles usually ellipsoid; fewer heads recurved than in Dwarf Yellow. Otherwise like Standard Yellow and Dwarf Yellow milo. Also called Extra Dwarf milo, rabbit maize.	1009514	PI 651094
25	PI 655970	'Standard Blackhull Kafir'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Kansas, United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED			Breeding material		1002121	PI 655970
26	PI 655971	'STANDARD WHITE MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor		S9		1982						1005510	PI 655971
27	PI 655972	'PINK KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Kansas, United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED				Information from Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) and USDA Technical Bullletin 506 (1936). Specimens have been introduced from South Africa by USDA from time to time. The selection made in 1909 was later distributed under the name "Pink kafir." The direct introduction of Pink kafir from South Africa, PI 19742, was larger and much later in maturing with seeds a darker pink than the Pink kafir developed at Hays, Kansas. Plants mid-season (113 days average), mid-tall (56 inches average), stems mid-stout (three-fourths to seven-eighths inch), usually dry, not sweet, tillers sparse, branches sparse, leafy (10 to 15), midribs white to cloudy, leaf sheaths overlap, panicles erect, glumes pubescent to partly pubescent, lemmas not awned, stigmas creamy white, kernels much exposed and pink or nearly white with pink flecks,endosperm starchy.	1006280	PI 655972
28	PI 655973	'SPUR FETERITA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED			Breeding material	Information from Texas AES Bulletin 275 (1921) - In 1914 a selection was made from a feterita grown under Texas Station No. 40, original seed of which was obtained from PI 19517. Selection No. 40-3-6-15 was made in 1916 and assigned Texas Station No. (TS) 3232 and increased as rapidly as possible for farmers. Similar to Standard Feterita (PI 19517, CV-4) but slightly later and more leafy with somewhat stouter stems, panicles more often truncate, and rachis more often discontinuous; plants early to midseason (103 days, average of 16 crop years); mid-tall, slightly shorter than Standard Feterita. Stocky plant is of value in that plant does not lodge or fall as readily as unimproved feterita. Stands well in the field even after ripening. Rather compact seed head, well filled with seed at the base.	1007612	PI 655973
29	PI 655974	'TEXAS BLACKHULL KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1009488	PI 655974
30	PI 655975	'WHEATLAND'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED	NEAR 1931			"A selection from a kafir-milo hybrid made by J.B. Sieglinger, Woodward, Okla. It was named and first distributed to farmers in Kansas and Oklahoma in 1931." Sieglinger, J.B. 1932. Developing Grain Sorghums for Combine Harvesting. New Agr. Rev. 1 (9):6-8.	1010013	PI 655975
31	PI 655976	'RED KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Kansas, United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED				Information from USDA Technical Bulletin No. 506 (July 1936). Plants midseason (113 days average), mid-tall (55 inches average), stems mid-stout (three fourths to seven eighths inch), mid-juicy and dry strains, slightly sweet, tillers and branches sparse, leafy (11 to 15), midribs cloudy except in dry strains, much overlapping in leaf sheaths, panicles erect and mid-compact and slender, rachis averages 80 percent of head length, glumes pubescent but pubescence partly deciduous at maturity, lemmas not awned, stigmas yellow, kernels small to mid-size and reddish brown to yellowish brown and often with dark spots, endosperm starchy. Distinguished from other kafirs by red color of head due to red seed and straw or reddish brown glumes, and from sorgos by sparse tillering, erect habit of growth, long, cylindroid, semicompact (kafir type) heads, and absence of nucellar layer in seed.	1010366	PI 655976
32	PI 669258	'DARSO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1982	DEVELOPED	NEAR 1912			"Darso is a new sorghum developed and named at the Oklahoma Experiment Station. The exact origin and history is not known. In 1912 the station received the first supply of seed from a farmer in southwest Logan County who sent a head for identification. Later it was learned that it had been grown in a small way in Kingfisher and adjoining counties. Selection work has been carried on at the Oklahoma Experiment Station for high grain-yielding quality and improvement of other characteristics." Beeson, M.A. and Daane, A., 1919. DARSO. Okla. Agr. Expt. Sta. Bull. 127, 19 pp., illus. The name is a contraction of letters from the descriptive name "dwarf red sorghum."	1007555	PI 669258
33	PI 669291	'DESERT BISHOP'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1009533	PI 669291
34	PI 685243	'SHALLU'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Louisiana, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1002413	PI 685243
35	PI 685244	'CALIFORNIA GOLDEN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor		S9		1982						1007307	PI 685244
36	PI 685245	'SCHROCK'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1007557	PI 685245
37	PI 685247	'FARGO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1009047	PI 685247
38	PI 685248	'BEAVER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Maryland, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1009544	PI 685248
39	PI 685249	'DAWN KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1009866	PI 685249
40	PI 685324	'EVERGREEN DWARF'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor		S9		1982						1004698	PI 685324
41	PI 700350	'WHITE DURRA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	California, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED					1010201	PI 700350
42	PI 641876	'EARLY WHITE MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Information from 1936 J Amer Soc Agron 28(12):1027-1028, 'Minutes of the Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society' which references the 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. - Early White milo is similar to Standard White milo but is much earlier and has fewer leaves, smaller panicles, and more slender stalks. In height it is intermediate between the Standard White and the Dwarf White varieites. It is the earliest commercial variety of White milo. Stalks are regarded as sweet by some farmers. Also called Sugar milo, Little Sweet milo, 40-day milo, and 70-day milo.	1026328	PI 641876
43	PI 669611	'DWARF WHITE MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	United States	S9		1960	DEVELOPED				Information from 1936 J Amer Soc Agron 28(12):1027-1028, 'Minutes of the Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting of the Society' which references the 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. Like Dwarf Yellow milo except that the seed coat is white.	1026327	PI 669611
44	PI 655984	'CHILTEX'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026248	PI 655984
45	PI 682845	'BROWN DURRA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9	Not Available	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature references -- 1) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 2) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026233	PI 682845
46	PI 682846	'DWARF FETERITA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9	Not Available	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026243	PI 682846
47	PI 682847	'GROHOMA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9	Not Available	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026359	PI 682847
48	PI 683940	'GOOSENECK'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 3) U.S.D.A. Texas Bul. 496.	1026432	PI 683940
49	PI 667578	'RICE KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	United States	S9		1960	DEVELOPED				Information from Agron. Jour. 28(12):1027 (1936) and USDA Technical Bulletin No. 506 (1936). Rice kafir is similar to Blackhull except in having long, slender panicles similar in shape to those of Red and Pink kafirs. The seeds do not extend so far beyond the apices of the glumes as in Blackhull and have a somewhat corneous or pearly appearance. The history is not known. Probably a selection from the Blackhull variety or from a Blackhull hybrid.	1026291	PI 667578
50	PI 667033	'PEARL KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Unknown	S9		1960	COLLECTED				Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026290	PI 667033
51	PI 685253	'MANKO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature references -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) Texas Bul. 459 3) Kansas Bul. 304 4) Oklahoma Bul. 210.	1026342	PI 685253
52	PI 685254	'DWARF FREED'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Texas Bul. 459 3) U.S.D.A. Bul. 304 4) U.S.D.A. Tech Bul. 506.	1026355	PI 685254
53	PI 685255	'DAKOTA AMBER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A Tech. Bul. 506.	1026395	PI 685255
54	PI 685256	'DENTON'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936). 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026467	PI 685256
55	PI 685330	'PREMO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026250	PI 685330
56	PI 685331	'AJAX'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026255	PI 685331
57	PI 685332	'WONDER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026256	PI 685332
58	PI 685338	'HONEY'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026626	PI 685338
59	PI 61455	'HEGARI'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Khartoum, Sudan	S9		1924	COLLECTED					1112066	PI 61455
60	PI 48770	'WHITE KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Cape Province, South Africa	S9		1919	COLLECTED	09/27/1919	From the market in Kimberley		Ordinary kafir corn, probably grown in Orange Free State.	1106212	PI 48770
61	PI 35038	'SUMAC'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1913	COLLECTED					1104357	PI 35038
62	PI 32707	'SUNRISE KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1912	DEVELOPED				Information from 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. - Plants midseason (112 days, average of 22 crop years), mid-tall to tall (70 inches, average of 20 crop years); stems mid-stout (three-fourths to seven-eighths inch) but more slender than Blackhull, mid-juicy to juicy, slightly sweet to sweet; tillers mid-freely; branches mid-freely; mid-leafy (10 to 14); midribs cloudy; leaf sheaths overlapping slightly; panicles erect, mid-compact, ellipsoid to cylindroid; rachis 80 to 100 percent of head length; rachis branches mid-long to short, appressed; glumes pubescent but pubescence partly deciduous at maturity, black or reddish black, indurate, elliptic, apices acute or rarely obtuse; lemmas not awned; stigmas white; kernels much exposed laterally in angle of glumes and beyond apices of glumes, mid-size, white with reddish-brown to black spots, ellipsoid, endosperm starchy, corneous layer mid-thick to thick, nucellar layer absent; pedicellate spikelets straw-colored to dark reddish brown, usually persistent at maturity; coleoptiles green. This strain tillers and branches more freely than ordinary Blackhull kafir; the stems are not so stout and are somewhat sweeter; the heads are usually shorter and tend more to the ellipsoid; the glumes are more often straw-colored or with straw edges, and the pedicellate spikelets are a little more persistent; the kernels are not quite so broad in relation to length and are usually a little smaller. The tall strain when purified was first called Early Blackhull Kafir but was later named Sunrise.	1103525	PI 32707
63	PI 30204	'JAPANESE DWARF BROOMCORN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Kansas, United States	S9		1911	COLLECTED					1099275	PI 30204
64	PI 29166	'FREED'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1910	COLLECTED				Grown from PI 27764 which was secured from Mr. J.K. Freed, Scott City, Kansas. This variety came from Mr. Freed as White Amber sorgo, but it is evidently a kowliang. Early.	1097597	PI 29166
65	PI 24960	'STANDARD YELLOW MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States	S9		1909	DONATED	03/1909				1090770	PI 24960
66	PI 24969	'DWARF YELLOW MILO'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	China	S9		1909	COLLECTED					1090777	PI 24969
67	PI 22913	'CHINESE AMBER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	China	S9		1908	COLLECTED		Tsungming Island		"The white variety (SPI No. 22912) is considered inferior to the red (SPI No. 22911, Brown), though planted in the same way. It is planted in richly manured land, in rows 6 inches wide covered lightly with half an inch of earth. If plants come up too thick or crowded, the plants which should be removed are not pulled, but cut off with a sharp knife, so as not to disturb the roots of neighboring plants." (Barchet.)	1088418	PI 22913
68	PI 19517	'STANDARD FETERITA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Sudan	S9		1906	COLLECTED				Information from Vinall, H.N., J.C. Stephens, and J.H. Martin. 1936. Identification, History, and Distribution of Common Sorghum Varieties. USDA, Bul. 506. Early maturing, drought escaping. Plants early (100 days average), mid-tall (59 inches average), stems mid-slender to mid-stout, dry or only slightly juicy, slightly sweet; tillers freely; branches freely; leaves few (7 to 12); midribs white; leaf sheaths overlapping slightly to moderately; branches short to mid-long, appressed; glumes pubescent but pubescence partly deciduous at maturity, usually black but at times straw-colored or redissh brown, indurate, elliptic, apices acute to obtuse; lemmas usually appear awnless but have very short tip awns which usually do not extend beyond the glumes; stigmas creamy white; kernels much exposed in angles and extending well beyond apices of glumes, very large, chalky white, usually with red and black spots, nearly globose but flattened on side opposite the embryo, endosperm starchy, corneous layer thin, nucellar layer present, seed coat checked; coleoptiles green.	1083021	PI 19517
69	PI 18518	'MANCHU BROWN KAOLIANG'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Manchuria, China	S9		1906	COLLECTED				Kaulien sorghum of Manchuria. Grows 8 to 10 feet high.	1081534	PI 18518
70	PI 17548	'RED AMBER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	New South Wales, Australia	S9		1906	COLLECTED				Grown from Agrost	1079494	PI 17548
71	CIso 204	'DWARF BLACKHULL KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1982						1004292	CIso 204
72	CIso 556	'EVERGREEN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1982				Cultivar		1007122	CIso 556
73	CIso 628	'REED KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Oklahoma, United States		Historic	1982	COLLECTED					1007647	CIso 628
74	CIso 827	'BLACK SPANISH'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1982						1009171	CIso 827
75	CIso 946	'DWARF WHITE DURRA'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	California, United States		Historic	1982	COLLECTED					1010273	CIso 946
76	CItr 8054	'Superhard'	Triticum aestivum L. subsp. aestivum	Kansas, United States		Historic	1982	DEVELOPED			Cultivar		1042129	CItr 8054
77	NSL 3978	'COLMAN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1960	DEVELOPED				Information from 1936 J Amer Soc Agron 28(12):1027-1028 and 1936 USDA Tech Bul 506. - Plants midseason, tall, stems mid-stout, juicy, sweet; tillers freely; branches sparsely; leafy; midribs cloudy; leaf sheaths overlapping slightly to moderately; panicles mid-size, erect, mid-compact, cylindroid, or sometimes ellipsoid; rachis 60 to 100 percent of head length, usually discontinuous; rachis branches mid-long to short and heavily fruited; glumes appressed, thinly pubescent to glabrous, intense dark red, indurate, veins hardly perceptible, elliptic, apices acute; lemmas not awned; stigmas pale yellow; kernels much exposed, mid-size, plump, mostly light buff but reddish brown when exposed, ellipsoid, to obovoid, endosperm starchy, conreous layer mid-thick, nucellar layer present; pedicellate spikelets mid-size, mostly straw-colored, coleoptiles green or in some strains slightly red. Synonyms Honey Drip, Sugar Drip, and Red Orange.	1026414	NSL 3978
78	NSL 3995	'SCARBOROUGH'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026480	NSL 3995
79	NSL 3940	'WESTERN BLACKHULL KAFIR'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1960	DONATED	1960				1026269	NSL 3940
80	NSL 3970	'EARLY SUMAC'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026375	NSL 3970
81	NSL 3972	'MINNESOTA AMBER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026385	NSL 3972
82	NSL 3973	'WACONIA AMBER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026388	NSL 3973
83	NSL 3976	'ORANGE'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature references -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 3) Texas Bul. 496 4) Kansas Bul. 304 5) Oklahoma Bul. 210.	1026404	NSL 3976
84	NSL 3977	'KANSAS ORANGE'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 3) Texas Bul. 496 4) Kansas Bul. 304 4) Oklahoma Bul. 210.	1026406	NSL 3977
85	NSL 3979	'SOURLESS'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027-28 (1936).	1026415	NSL 3979
86	NSL 3980	'SAPLING'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026423	NSL 3980
87	NSL 3981	'PLANTER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026424	NSL 3981
88	NSL 3983	'LEOTI'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026433	NSL 3983
89	NSL 3984	'FOLGER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506.	1026442	NSL 3984
90	NSL 3985	'WHITE AFRICAN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026443	NSL 3985
91	NSL 3986	'ATLAS'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature references -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 3) Texas Bul. 496 4) Kansas Bul. 304 5) Oklahoma Bul. 210.	1026449	NSL 3986
92	NSL 3987	'MCLEAN'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature references -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) U.S.D.A. Tech. Bul. 506 3) Texas Bul. 496.	1026452	NSL 3987
93	NSL 3988	'REX'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936).	1026459	NSL 3988
94	NSL 3989	'COLLIER'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Literature reference -- 1) Agron. Jour. 28:1027 (1936) 2) Texas Bul. 496.	1026461	NSL 3989
95	NSL 3991	'SUGAR DRIP'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor	Texas, United States		Historic	1960	DONATED	1960			Information from 1936 J Amer Soc Agron 28(12);1027-1028; Texas Bul. 965 (1960); USDA Tech. Bul. 506:79; and Oklahoma Bul. 210. Plants midseason, mid-tall to tall; stems mid-stout, juicy, sweet; tillers freely; branches mid-freely; mid-leafy; midribs cloudy; leaf sheaths overlapping moderately; panicles erect, mid-size, dense or mid-compact, cylindroid or approacing cylindroid; rachis 75 to 90 percent of head length; rachis branches mid-long, appressed, heavily fruited; glumes small, usually appressed, thinly pubescent on the margins, black to reddish brown, indurate, veins hardly perceptible except near the apex, broadly ovate, apices acute or approaching truncate in some instances; lemmas not awned; kernels plump, very much exposed and extending nearly half their length beyond the apices of the glumes, mid-size, reddish brwon where exposed but lighter in color underneath the glumes, decidely obovoid with the apex rounded so that the seed on the head appears globose, endosperm starchy, corneous layer thick, nucellar layer present; pedicellate spikelets small, inconspicuous, mostly deciduous at maturity; coleoptiles red, or green in some strains. Very similar to Colman.	1026470	NSL 3991
96	CSR 213	'Black Spanish Dwarf'	Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench subsp. bicolor			Historic	1939				Cultivar		1004399	CSR 213
97	CSR 54	'CLEVELAND 54'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	South Carolina, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Intermediate group.	1001730	CSR 54
98	CSR 55	'PIEDMONT CLEVELAND 2-1'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Georgia, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Round-boll, short-staple group.	1001737	CSR 55
99	CSR 56	'Wannamaker Cleveland'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	South Carolina, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Round-boll, short-staple group.	1001774	CSR 56
100	CSR 57	'Delta and Pine Land 8'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Intermediate group.	1001785	CSR 57
101	CSR 58	'Delta and Pine Land 10'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Intermediate group.	1001826	CSR 58
102	CSR 59	'Dixie 14'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	South Carolina, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Medium-late, small-boll, short-staple group.	1001838	CSR 59
103	CSR 60	'Pima'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Arizona, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar		1001871	CSR 60
104	CSR 61	'Rowden'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Texas, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Big-boll, medium-staple group.	1001880	CSR 61
105	CSR 62	'Stoneville'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Intermediate group.	1001917	CSR 62
106	CSR 63	'Wilds'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	South Carolina, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar	Big-boll, long-staple group.	1001924	CSR 63
107	CSR 64	'Deltapine'	Gossypium hirsutum L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1939	DEVELOPED			Cultivar		1001962	CSR 64

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