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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 686929	AMFR-251-HZ4	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Nebraska, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2018	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Plants of AMFR-251-HZ4 and AMFR-251-HZ5 false indigo are morphologically similar to those found in native prairies in their respective ecoregions and Plant Hardiness Zones in the Midwest states of the USA. The germplasms differ in maturity with the germplasms based on southern collections typically flowering later in the summer. There is also variation within each of the germplasms for maturity, plant height and other traits. Plant breeders can use these germplasms as base populations for cultivar development or companies producing seed of native plants can use them as a seed source of known adaptation. False indigo can be used as a windbreak planting and in conservation plantings where its forage and seed are utilized by wildlife. False indigo can also be used in roadside and ornamental plantings.	1957815	PI 686929
1	PI 686933	AMFR-251-HZ5	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Nebraska, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2018	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Plants of AMFR-251-HZ4 and AMFR-251-HZ5 false indigo are morphologically similar to those found in native prairies in their respective ecoregions and Plant Hardiness Zones in the Midwest states of the USA. The germplasms differ in maturity with the germplasms based on southern collections typically flowering later in the summer. There is also variation within each of the germplasms for maturity, plant height and other traits. Plant breeders can use these germplasms as base populations for cultivar development or companies producing seed of native plants can use them as a seed source of known adaptation. False indigo can be used as a windbreak planting and in conservation plantings where its forage and seed are utilized by wildlife. False indigo can also be used in roadside and ornamental plantings.	1957819	PI 686933
2	PI 657269	Missouri Covey False Indigo	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Missouri, United States	W6	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/27/2005					Cultivated material		1685666	PI 657269
3	PI 657270	Illinoise Covey False Indigo	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Missouri, United States	W6		2005	DONATED	09/27/2005					Cultivated material		1685667	PI 657270
4	PI 657268	9008041	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Missouri, United States	W6		2005	DONATED	09/27/2005					Cultivated material		1685663	PI 657268
5	PI 514675	9049944	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Kansas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Composite of samples from Comanche and Saline Counties, Kansas; Washita and Stephens Counties, Oklahoma.				Breeding material	Subshrub, erect, 0.3-1m tall. Roots deep, penetrating. Stem under surface of leaves, and calyces densely wooly. Inflorescence many flowered, spike-like raceme. Flowers tiny, purple, one-petaled. Highly palatable. Adapted to upland prairie soils in Kansas and Oklahoma and probably extends through Nebraska and east to central Missouri. Drought tolerant.	1409611	PI 514675
6	PI 495596	27	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Nebraska, United States	W6		1984	COLLECTED	09/23/1984	Extreme NE corner of T1N R13E Sec 18, Kinters' Ford WMA, Ric hardson Co., NE		300		Wild material	Plant bushy to 2m tall, growing on dry mud flat with Populus, Cassia, Ambrosia, and grasses.	1390532	PI 495596
7	PI 436706		Amorpha canescens Pursh	United States		Historic	1979	COLLECTED	06/1975	Moore Co., Texas		1061			Collected by F. Squyres.	1331642	PI 436706
8	PI 436707		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Texas, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	02/1976	Tarrant Co., Texas				Wild material	Collected by A. Davis.	1331643	PI 436707
9	PI 436708		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	10/1977	Stephens Co., Oklahoma		333		Wild material	Collected by W. Runnells. No grazing pressure on site.	1331644	PI 436708
10	PI 436709		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	11/1977	Custer Co., Oklahoma		487		Wild material	Collected by F. Perryman. Growing in seriously eroding gully.	1331645	PI 436709
11	PI 436710		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	09/1977	Caddo Co., Oklahoma		382		Wild material	Collected by G. Moreland.	1331646	PI 436710
12	PI 436711		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	10/1977	Kingfisher Co., Oklahoma		361		Wild material		1331647	PI 436711
13	PI 436712		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	09/1977	Noble Co., Oklahoma		303		Wild material	Collected by B. Harney.	1331648	PI 436712
14	PI 436713		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6	Not Available	1979	COLLECTED	11/1977	Love Co., Oklahoma				Wild material	Collected by E. Matheny.	1331649	PI 436713
15	PI 436714		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6	Not Available	1979	COLLECTED	08/1978	Sequoyah Co., Oklahoma		182		Wild material	Collected by B. Bolles.	1331650	PI 436714
16	PI 436715		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	W6		1979	COLLECTED	08/1978	Delaware Co., Oklahoma		349		Wild material	Collected by O. Bennett.	1331651	PI 436715
17	PI 432415	PMT-2299	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Mississippi, United States		Historic	1979	DONATED	02/1979							1327351	PI 432415
18	PI 691855	314 213 USSR	Amorpha sp.	Washington, United States	W6		1977	DONATED	1977					Cultivar		1126249	PI 691855
19	PI 372504		Amorpha canescens Pursh	Ontario, Canada	W6		1972	DONATED	03/03/1972					Uncertain improvement status		1279243	PI 372504
20	PI 372505		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Ontario, Canada	W6		1972	DONATED	03/03/1972					Uncertain improvement status		1279244	PI 372505
21	PI 372506		Amorpha nana Nutt.	Ontario, Canada	W6	Not Available	1972	DONATED	03/03/1972					Uncertain improvement status		1279245	PI 372506
22	PI 314213	71	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Former, Soviet Union	W6		1966	COLLECTED		Botanic Garden, Tashkent				Wild material	Shrub to 8ft high with odd pinnate leaves, purplish-blue flowers 10	1234641	PI 314213
23	PI 303182	V63-240	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Idaho, United States	W6		1964	COLLECTED	1963	Flood plain Payette River, Emett				Wild material	In wild, typical to A. fruticosa 10	1227906	PI 303182
24	PI 219395		Amorpha canescens Pursh	Kansas, United States		Historic	1954	COLLECTED		Collected southwest of Turon						1568304	PI 219395
25	PI 215180	53414	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	Seven miles north of Stapleton.				Wild material		1176274	PI 215180
26	PI 215181	53418	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	One mile east of Highway 83 on South Dakota state line.				Wild material		1176275	PI 215181
27	PI 215182	53424	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6	Not Available	1954	COLLECTED	1953	Ten miles east of Atkinson.				Wild material		1176276	PI 215182
28	PI 215183	53450	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	Ten miles northwest of Grand Island.				Wild material		1176277	PI 215183
29	PI 215184	53451	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6	Not Available	1954	COLLECTED	1953	Eleven miles east of Ravena.				Wild material		1176278	PI 215184
30	PI 215185	53452	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	Five miles east of Whitman.				Wild material		1176279	PI 215185
31	PI 215186	53453	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	Four miles east of Eli.				Wild material		1176280	PI 215186
32	PI 215187	53454	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6	Not Available	1954	COLLECTED	1953	Ponca State Park.				Wild material		1176281	PI 215187
33	PI 215188	53455	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		1954	COLLECTED	1953	Seven miles west and 4 miles south of O'Neill.				Wild material		1176282	PI 215188
34	PI 207458		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Afghanistan	W6		1953	COLLECTED		From Paghman.				Wild material		1173522	PI 207458
35	PI 198019		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Japan		Historic	1951	COLLECTED								1675712	PI 198019
36	PI 188229	No. 540	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Oklahoma, United States		Historic	1950	COLLECTED	09/1949							1666806	PI 188229
37	PI 188230	No. 590	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Oklahoma, United States		Historic	1950	COLLECTED	09/1949							1666807	PI 188230
38	PI 186169		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Japan		Historic	1950	COLLECTED								1667258	PI 186169
39	PI 147044		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Washington, United States		Historic	1943	COLLECTED								1880402	PI 147044
40	PI 139205	No. 5309	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Georgia, United States		Historic	1940	COLLECTED	08/23/1940	Swamps along the Altamaha River						1862366	PI 139205
41	PI 139206	No. 5310	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Georgia, United States		Historic	1940	COLLECTED	08/25/1940	Altamaha River, south of Lyons						1862367	PI 139206
42	PI 139207	No. 5319	Amorpha sp.	Georgia, United States		Historic	1940	COLLECTED	08/26/1940	Southeast of Greensboro						1862368	PI 139207
43	PI 135790		Amorpha canescens Pursh	Massachusetts, United States		Historic	1940	COLLECTED								1853961	PI 135790
44	PI 118795		Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States		Historic	1936	COLLECTED								1828386	PI 118795
45	PI 118796		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Nebraska, United States		Historic	1936	COLLECTED								1828387	PI 118796
46	PI 107651	No. 14	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Liaoning Sheng, China		Historic	1934	COLLECTED	07/09/1934	Dairen						1797325	PI 107651
47	PI 43945	No. 26	Amorpha californica Nutt.	England, United Kingdom		Historic	1916	COLLECTED								1506433	PI 43945
48	PI 20095	No. 370a	Amorpha sp.	Liaoning Sheng, China		Historic	1907	COLLECTED	05/14/1906							1639392	PI 20095
49	PI 8849		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Provence-Alpes-Côte-d’Azur, France		Historic	1902	COLLECTED								1548067	PI 8849
50	PI 4552		Amorpha fruticosa L.	Kansas, United States		Historic	1899	COLLECTED								1539935	PI 4552
51	PI 1559	'Amorpha croceo-lanata'	Amorpha fruticosa L.	France		Historic	1898	COLLECTED								1534012	PI 1559
52	PI 1560	'Amorpha lewisii'	Amorpha fruticosa L.	France		Historic	1898	COLLECTED								1534013	PI 1560
53	PI 1561	'Amorpha glabra'	Amorpha fruticosa L.	France		Historic	1898	COLLECTED								1534015	PI 1561
54	NA 89082	2024RJLPA-010	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Pennsylvania, United States	NA		2024	COLLECTED	09/22/2024	Outcrops along the Susquehanna River, accessed from the Historic Lock 12 parking lot off of Pennsylvania Road 372.	39.81481500, -76.32757900	34	Plants are growing from part-sun to full sun in crevices of the outcrops and where organic debris has accumulated in between boulders along the Susquehanna River. The sites range from nearly xeric to dry mesic, at least on the surface. Plants are generally growing 4-10 m above the normal flow of the river; however, the Holtwood Dam is less than 1 kilometer upstream and debris found trapped in the boulders indicates that there is periodic flooding, at least, in the lower zone of 4+ meters or so above normal river flow. This habitat has a diverse assemblage of deciduous trees and shrubs as well as abundant herbaceous taxa. Slope: 0 to 25 percent. Aspect: Northeast (generally). Geology: The underlying geology of this area is probably of lower Paleozoic age and characterized as the Octoraro Formation. It includes albite-chlorite schist, phyllite, some hornblende gneiss, and granitized members. Soils: The area where this species occurs is right on the edge of two soil zones that transition from the river’s edge to mesic conditions upslope. The first is generally referred to as Rock Outcrop. This terrestrial matrix in which plants grow is largely exposed underlying rock geology with accumulated outwash, rock decomposition, and organic debris buildup. The second is Mt. Airy (80%) and Manor (20%) Series soils, 25 to 60 percent slopes, extremely stony (MRF). (Source: California Soil Resource Lab/NRCS Official Soil Series Descriptions). EPA Ecoregion (Level III): Northern Piedmont (64). EPA Ecoregion (Level IV): Piedmont Uplands (64c).	Wild material		2169046	NA 89082
55	W6 62098	CBG-10927	Amorpha canescens Pursh		W6		2024									2168896	W6 62098
56	NA 88668	TXWL2023-011	Amorpha paniculata Torr. & A. Gray	Texas, United States	NA		2023	COLLECTED	10/02/2023	Angelina National Forest: Forest Service Road 302A roadside [Note: GPS coordinates are west of FS Road 302A, closer to County Road 348B.]	31.09190000, -94.29072400		Roadside.	Wild material		2159043	NA 88668
57	Ames 36124	Kish-Ke-Kosh Prairie	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	NC7	Not Available	2023	COLLECTED	08/14/2020	Kish-Ke-Kosh Prairie State Preserve located 1.1 miles southeast of Reasnor, T78N R19W NE 1/4 NW 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 14	41.56029100, -93.01478500		Sandy prairie remnant.	Wild material		2158198	Ames 36124
58	W6 61426	CBG- 10862	Amorpha fruticosa L.	South Dakota, United States	W6		2023							Wild material		2142308	W6 61426
59	Ames 36036	Anderson Prairie	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2023	COLLECTED	09/23/2022	Anderson Prairie State Preserve located approximately 2.0 miles north of Estherville, T100N R34W NW 1/4 Sec. 36.	43.43906800, -94.87472300	412	Diverse remnant prairie with rolling hills and mesic soil.	Wild material		2141750	Ames 36036
60	W6 59081	CBG-7312	Amorpha canescens Pursh	South Dakota, United States	W6	Not Available	2021							Wild material		2120011	W6 59081
61	Ames 35604	King Cemetery	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2020	COLLECTED	10/02/2020	King Cemetery located approximately 3.3 miles northwest of Vail, Crawford County	42.10089500, -95.23231000	437	Flat prairie cemetery at top of rolling hill.	Wild material	Plants sampled in nature had spreading woody growth.	2107904	Ames 35604
62	Ames 35590	Long Pines #5	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Montana, United States	W6	Not Available	2020							Wild material	Amorpha canescens in Montana is known from the southeastern corner of the state by two-pre-1950 collections W. E. Booth #2675 (Carter County) collected in 1948 and W. E. Lockhart #25 (Rosebud County) collected in 1922, (Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria, accessed 20 October 2020)). Currently A. canescens is listed as SH (historical) by the Montana Natural Heritage Program (20 October 2020). According to Vanderhorst et al. (1988), searches by Peter Lesica (1986) followed by Heidel and Dueholm (1995) failed to locate the species. In 2019, the species was discovered by K. Hansen (USFS) on the Sioux Ranger District in the Long Pines Unit (Carter County) during the week of 12 August. The species native range extends from Canada to Texas throughout the Great Plains. This accession represents genetics from the extreme northwestern edge of the species native range and is evidence that the species is present in Montana. In nature, plants of this accession measured approximately 24-36 inches tall with some specimens still flowering at time of collection (12 September 2020).	2107753	Ames 35590
63	Ames 35591	Long Pines #8	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Montana, United States	W6	Not Available	2020							Wild material	Amorpha canescens in Montana is known from the southeastern corner of the state by two-pre-1950 collections W. E. Booth #2675 (Carter County) collected in 1948 and W. E. Lockhart #25 (Rosebud County) collected in 1922, (Consortium of Pacific Northwest Herbaria, accessed 20 October 2020)). Currently A. canescens is listed as SH (historical) by the Montana Natural Heritage Program (20 October 2020). According to Vanderhorst et al. (1988), searches by Peter Lesica (1986) followed by Heidel and Dueholm (1995) failed to locate the species. In 2019, the species was discovered by K. Hansen (USFS) on the Sioux Ranger District in the Long Pines Unit (Carter County) during the week of 12 August. The species native range extends from Canada to Texas throughout the Great Plains. This accession represents genetics from the extreme northwestern edge of the species native range and is evidence that the species is present in Montana. This accession represents genetics from the extreme northwestern edge of the species native range and is evidence that the species is present in Montana. Healthy plants in nature measured approximately 30-40 inches tall.	2107754	Ames 35591
64	Ames 35592	Slim Buttes #1	Amorpha canescens Pursh	South Dakota, United States	W6	Not Available	2020	COLLECTED	09/17/2020	Custer National Forest (Sioux Ranger District - Slim Buttes Land Unit) adjacent to Forest Service Road #3125, T17N R7E SW1/4 Sec. 24 and also NE 1/4 Sec. 13, Harding County	45.41690000, -103.21610000	1052	Moderate slopes with mats of Juniperus horizontalis	Wild material	The native range of Amorpha canescens extends from Canada to Texas throughout the Great Plains. This accession represents genetics from the extreme northwestern edge of the species native range. Plants in nature measured approximately 40 inches tall.	2107755	Ames 35592
65	Ames 35580	Steele Prairie	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2020	COLLECTED	10/02/2020	T. H. Steele Prairie State Preserve located approximately 8.75 miles north-northwest of Cherokee, Cherokee County	42.87643000, -95.58278500	430	Remnant prairie.	Wild material	Plants sampled in nature measuring approximately 1.5-3.0 feet in height.	2107743	Ames 35580
66	Ames 35553	Ringgold Prairie	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2020	COLLECTED	08/05/2020	Ringgold Wildlife Management Area located approximately 13 miles east of Redding, Ringgold County	40.59150000, -94.14190000	350	Dry hillside prairie.	Wild material		2107716	Ames 35553
67	Ames 35554	Woodside Prairie	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2020	COLLECTED	08/31/2020	Located 8 miles south and 2 miles west of Fontanelle, Adair County	41.17130000, -94.60140000	380	High quality, diverse prairie remnant. History of haying once each fall.	Wild material	Plants sampled in nature measuring approximately 2.0-3.0 feet in height.	2107717	Ames 35554
68	W6 56648	CBG-9070	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Wisconsin, United States	W6		2019							Wild material		2092747	W6 56648
69	W6 56681	CBG-9193	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Nebraska, United States	W6		2019							Wild material		2092780	W6 56681
70	DLEG 130012	DLEG 130012	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Arizona, United States		Historic	2018	DONATED						Wild material		1967532	DLEG 130012
71	W6 52992	CBG-7307	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Illinois, United States	W6		2017							Wild material		1954743	W6 52992
72	W6 52993	CBG-7318	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Wisconsin, United States	W6		2017							Wild material		1954744	W6 52993
73	W6 52994	CBG-7338	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Illinois, United States	W6		2017							Wild material		1954745	W6 52994
74	W6 52995	CBG-7918	Amorpha canescens Pursh	South Dakota, United States	W6	Not Available	2017							Wild material		1954746	W6 52995
75	NA 86599	NA 86599	Amorpha canescens Pursh		NA	Not Available	2017							Cultivated material	Full name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Amorpha canescens. About half of plants still remain at the time of accessioning.	2154808	NA 86599
76	WLP 704	NA 83896	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Kentucky, United States	NA		2016	COLLECTED	09/27/2016	Cumberland Falls State Park, Cumberland Falls Visitor Center. Beach north of visitor center outlook trail, boulders north of large sycamore with exposed root flare and hole in trunk base.	36.84200000, -84.34200000	245	Beach, with boulders.			1950955	WLP 704
77	W6 51668	CBG-5757	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6		2016							Wild material		1942798	W6 51668
78	W6 50727	CBG2014-3268	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		2015							Wild material		1932015	W6 50727
79	W6 49552	CBG-2502	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Nebraska, United States	W6		2015							Wild material		1926025	W6 49552
80	W6 49561	CBG-2519	Amorpha fruticosa L.	South Dakota, United States		Historic	2015							Wild material	Inactived Zero germination	1926034	W6 49561
81	W6 49622	CBG-2635	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Wisconsin, United States	W6		2015							Wild material		1926088	W6 49622
82	W6 47805	CBG-2275	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Minnesota, United States	W6	Not Available	2014							Wild material		1919737	W6 47805
83	W6 47828	CBG-2302	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Kansas, United States	W6	Not Available	2014							Wild material		1919756	W6 47828
84	W6 47854	CBG-2351	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Kansas, United States	W6	Not Available	2014							Wild material		1919780	W6 47854
85	W6 47872	CBG-2390	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Colorado, United States	W6	Not Available	2014							Wild material		1919797	W6 47872
86	W6 45889	CBG-1775	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Missouri, United States		Historic	2013							Wild material	Inactive Zero germination	1908757	W6 45889
87	W6 45890	CBG-1801	Amorpha canescens Pursh	South Dakota, United States	W6		2013							Wild material		1908758	W6 45890
88	W6 45891	CBG-1865	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Illinois, United States	W6		2013							Wild material		1908759	W6 45891
89	W6 45892	CBG-1838	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Missouri, United States	W6	Not Available	2013							Wild material		1908760	W6 45892
90	W6 45893	CBG-1885	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Colorado, United States	W6		2013							Wild material		1908761	W6 45893
91	W6 45894	CBG-1922	Amorpha nana Nutt.	Colorado, United States	W6	Not Available	2013							Wild material		1908762	W6 45894
92	W6 44825	LBJWC-TS-2	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Texas, United States	W6	Not Available	2012	DONATED	2012					Wild material		1902466	W6 44825
93	WLP 714	RL 11020	Amorpha laevigata Nutt.	Oklahoma, United States	NA		2011	COLLECTED	09/14/2011	Oklahoma: Atoka County, along US Hwy. 69, between highway and railroad and along Mitchell Road on east side of railroad, in area extending from 2.5 to 3.5 miles NE of Atoka.	34.41055000, -96.10723000					1922818	WLP 714
94	WLP 707	RL 10048	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Oklahoma, United States	NA		2010	COLLECTED	09/28/2010	Oklahoma: McCurtain County, Ouachita National Forest, along western bank of Buffalo River, near bridge of F.S. Rd. 28000.			River bank.			1922729	WLP 707
95	WLP 715	RL 10047	Amorpha ouachitensis Wilbur	Oklahoma, United States	NA		2010	COLLECTED	09/28/2010	Oklahoma: McCurtain County, Ouachita National Forest, along western bank of Buffalo River, near bridge of F.S. Rd. 28000.			River bank.			1922728	WLP 715
96	WLP 713	RL 08136	Amorpha herbacea Walter		NA		2008	COLLECTED	PRE 10/15/2008	South Carolina, McCormick County, North of Clarks Hill, Sumter National Forest Road 643A; along power line, near rock outcrop south of road.	33.70400000, -82.18263000			Wild material		1896101	WLP 713
97	NA 78017	NA 78017	Amorpha fruticosa L.	United States	NA	Not Available	2008	COLLECTED	09/17/2008	Kathy Stiles Freeland Preserve aka Goat Glade, at the edge of the Little Cahaba River			vegetated River flood plain			1950382	NA 78017
98	WLP 712	RL 08087	Amorpha glabra Desf. ex Pers.		NA		2008	COLLECTED	PRE 09/15/2008	North Carolina, Buncombe County, Along rocky roadbank, 0.1 mile north of Ox Creek Overlook, Blue Ridge Parkway.	35.61833000, -82.49278000			Wild material		1896012	WLP 712
99	WLP 1449	NA 77463	Amorpha ouachitensis Wilbur	Arkansas, United States	NA		2008	COLLECTED	09/15/1989					Wild material		1910286	WLP 1449
100	WLP 708	RL 08043	Amorpha fruticosa L.			Historic	2008	COLLECTED	PRE 09/08/2008	South Carolina, Oconee County, Damascus Church Road, along ridge south of Damascus Church and along spur road to west.	34.71855000, -83.32448000			Wild material		1896057	WLP 708
101	WLP 711	RL 08014	Amorpha glabra Desf. ex Pers.			Historic	2008	COLLECTED	PRE 09/08/2008	North Carolina, Buncombe County, Along Tanbark Ridge.	35.66238000, -82.46479000			Wild material		1896030	WLP 711
102	NA 77464	NA 77464	Amorpha paniculata Torr. & A. Gray	Arkansas, United States	NA	Not Available	2008	COLLECTED	09/15/1989	Little River County; ; East of Ashdown, in vicinity of Millwood Lake. [Plant of current accession was originally collected at this location as a cutting, but was since cultivated at the home of Kyde Lance.]					From single plant, originally taken as a cutting from wild.	2108695	NA 77464
103	WLP 710	RL 07054	Amorpha glabra Desf. ex Pers.	North Carolina, United States	NA		2008	COLLECTED		North Carolina: Rutherford County, Chimney Rock Park, along road edge at Meadows						1922677	WLP 710
104	W6 33140	AZ930-182	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Arizona, United States	W6	Not Available	2008							Wild material		1780121	W6 33140
105	WLP 706	RL 07003	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Georgia, United States	NA		2007	COLLECTED								1922661	WLP 706
106	WLP 705	224	Amorpha fruticosa L.	South Carolina, United States	NA	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED		South Carolina: McCormick County, Lakeshore of Thurmond Lake at Modoc Camp.						1922623	WLP 705
107	WLP 709	223	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Alabama, United States	NA		2006	COLLECTED		Alabama: Sumter County: Epes, Chalk bluffs along Tombigbee River at site of Fort Tombecbee.						1922622	WLP 709
108	NA 74503	NA 74503	Amorpha canescens Pursh		NA	Not Available	2005							Cultivated material	Full name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Amorpha canescens.	2150047	NA 74503
109	Ames 27318	37	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Iowa, United States	W6	Not Available	2003	COLLECTED	09/24/2003	Starr's Cave, Burlington, T70N R2W, E edge of NW 1/4 of NW 1/4, Section 19, West Burlington Quad, Des Moines County.	40.85222222, -91.13666667	186	Small, thin soil hill prairie. Sunny. 20% slope with a southern aspect. Stony soil. Associated with Cassia fasciculata, Pycnanthemum pilosum, Agalinis, and Echinacea pallida.	Wild material	Small shrub to 18 inches tall.	1649664	Ames 27318
110	NA 72025	MWPCC00-109	Amorpha ouachitensis Wilbur	Georgia, United States	NA	Not Available	2002	COLLECTED	09/17/2000	Georgia, Walker County, Pigeon Mountain, Trail at end of Pocket Road	34.70886000, -85.37530000		slope 15 deg., aspect SW, thin gritty soil over limestone	Cultivated material		1777355	NA 72025
111	DLEG 940175	DLEG 940175	Amorpha fruticosa L.	New Mexico, United States		Historic	1994	COLLECTED	10/1994					Wild material	Received from David R. Dreesen, USDA Plant Materials Center, Las Lunas, NM. # 9066224.	1527071	DLEG 940175
112	DLEG 940176	DLEG 940176	Amorpha fruticosa L.	New Mexico, United States		Historic	1994	COLLECTED	10/1994					Wild material	Received from David R. Dreesen, USDA Plant Materials Center, Las Lunas, NM. # 9066369.	1527448	DLEG 940176
113	DLEG 920268	DLEG 920268	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Virginia, United States		Historic	1992	COLLECTED	10/03/1992	Gloucester Co., Along sea wall at Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Elevation 1 foot.			Sandy soil. Growing among young Acer negundo, Platanus occidentalis, Catalpa speciosa.	Wild material	Received from Joe Brown.	1527709	DLEG 920268
114	NA 79554	NA 79554	Amorpha paniculata Torr. & A. Gray		NA	Not Available	1992							Wild material	Full name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Amorpha paniculata. New Braunfels TX. Plants delivered by Will Fleming & Peter Loos of Houston, TX, and Lollie Jackson.	2151829	NA 79554
115	DLEG 910432	DLEG 910432	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Virginia, United States		Historic	1991	COLLECTED		Gloucester Co.				Wild material	Shubby plants 1-4 m tall; once-pinnate green leaves; purple flowers in racemes. Received from Joe Brown.	1528600	DLEG 910432
116	DLEG 910517	DLEG 910517	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Arizona, United States		Historic	1991	COLLECTED	10/30/1991	Cochise Co., Jct. of Paradise Rd. and Onion Saddle Rd., Chiricahua Mts. 31 54'31"N, 109 15'02"W. Elevation 2000 m.			Along stream in conifer forest with Pinus englemannii, P. ponderosa, Pseudotsuga menziesii.	Wild material	Shubby plants 1-4 m tall; once-pinnate green leaves; purple flowers in racemes. M. Johnson 91-103.	1526825	DLEG 910517
117	DLEG 900272	DLEG 900272	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Oklahoma, United States		Historic	1990	COLLECTED	1986	Cimarron Co.				Wild material	Low shrubs; once-pinnate grayish pubescent leaves; purple flowers in racemes. Received from Jim Borland.	1528598	DLEG 900272
118	DLEG 900273	DLEG 900273	Amorpha canescens Pursh	Colorado, United States		Historic	1990	COLLECTED		Denver Botanic Gardens.				Cultivated material	Low shrubs; once-pinnate grayish pubescent leaves; purple flowers in racemes. Received from Jim Borland.	1528599	DLEG 900273
119	DLEG 900274	DLEG 900274	Amorpha fruticosa L.	Colorado, United States		Historic	1990	COLLECTED		Denver Botanic Gardens.				Cultivated material	Shubby plants 1-4 m tall; once-pinnate green leaves; purple flowers in racemes. Received from Jim Borland.	1526982	DLEG 900274
120	NSL 94095	303 182 IDAHO	Amorpha sp.	Washington, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	1977	DONATED	1977							1126250	NSL 94095
121	W6 17690	W6 17690	Amorpha sp.	Texas, United States	W6		1965	DONATED	03/10/1965					Uncertain improvement status		1008082	W6 17690