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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 539747'Hawaiian Mock orange'Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack California, United StatesRIVImage1955DONATED01/01/1955CultivarSimilar to Florida mock orange. 1434683PI 539747
1PI 221221Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Florida, United States Historic1954DONATED10/12/19541179082PI 221221
2PI 137976No. 230Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Sulawesi, Indonesia Historic1940COLLECTED02/18/1940Lembek Island, Minahassee1134928PI 137976
3PI 115888No. 420Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Uttar Pradesh, India Historic1936COLLECTED03/29/1936Agra1130505PI 115888
4PI 109777CPB 7380Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Maryland, United States Historic1935COLLECTEDIndia1801220PI 109777
5PI 73235Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Jawa, Indonesia Historic1927COLLECTED1728413PI 73235
6PI 539746Orange JessamineMurraya paniculata (L.) Jack California, United StatesRIVImage1926DONATED01/01/1926Attractive, compact shrub or small tree. Small green fruits. 1434682PI 539746
7PI 539746 MIAOrange JessamineMurraya paniculata (L.) Jack California, United StatesMIABark1926DONATED01/01/1926Attractive, compact shrub or small tree. Small green fruits. 1831025PI 539746 MIA
8PI 40392Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Hong Kong ImageHistoric1915COLLECTED1508852PI 40392
9PI 32317Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Uttar Pradesh, India Historic1911COLLECTED1597694PI 32317
10PI 32294Murraya crenulata (Turcz.) Oliv. Luzon, Philippines Historic1911COLLECTED1597677PI 32294
11PI 31645Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack West Bengal, India Historic1911COLLECTED1597281PI 31645
12PI 25350Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Jawa, Indonesia Historic1909COLLECTED1523103PI 25350
13PI 3211Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack Algeria Historic1899COLLECTED1537400PI 3211
14RSD 2014002S4R-site 53Murraya ovatifoliolata (Engl.) Domin Queensland, AustraliaRIVNot Available2014DONATED12/17/2014Wild materialAccording to the donor (email of 2014-12-19) "The Murraya exotica is actually Murraya ovatifoliolata. Some "experts" will tell you this is not a "good species" but rather just a form of paniculata or exotica, but that is a load of rubbish. It is distinct morphologically and many years ago I did some isozymes on it and found it was homozygous at a different Rf position; I also produced some hybrids with paniculata and got heterozygous banding...probably would have made an interesting paper but I have to stay focussed on issues of commercial relevance. I don't think it has much value from a citriculture point-of-view but worth having in your collection... It produces a lot less flowers and fruit than paniculata/exotica, so I was lucky to get seed when gathering the Micromelum." (RR Krueger, 2015-03-03)1924318RSD 2014002
15RRUT 508RRUT 508Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack California, United States Historic2012COLLECTED05/24/2012Cultivated materialThis accession was collected because it will probably be (should be) removed as a part of protecting the original 'Parent Washington' navel from HLB (M paniculata is an alternate ACP and HLB host). It was collected because Manjunath Keremane (or possibly his wife, Chandrika Ramadugu) "thought maybe" that its flowers were larger than other M paniculata accessions. But, any way, all propagations died and who cares, anyway? (RR Krueger, 06/27/2012)1902382RRUT 508
16RSD 2007004'ORANGE JESSAMINE'Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack New South Wales, AustraliaRIV2007DEVELOPEDCultivarIt is unknown how this accession of M paniculata may differ from others already in the collection. For a description see Swingle (1943), pp 194 - 196 or its revision as Swingle and Reece (1967), pp 232 - 234 (available on-line). (RRK, 12/2007)1744692RSD 2007004
17NA 77921NA 77921Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack NANot Available2007Cultivated materialFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Murraya paniculata.2151152NA 77921
18NA 72518(dwarf)Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack NANot Available2002CloneFull name as recorded at U.S. National Arboretum: Murraya paniculata (dwarf). Name changed 6-18-2008 - this is obviously Murraya paniculata, and not a Jasminum.2149325NA 72518
19RRUT 139Murraya sp ex-WongarraMurraya ovatifoliolata (Engl.) Domin Queensland, AustraliaRIVNot Available2002DONATED02/04/2002Wild materialInformation from the donor (email of 05/23/2002): "...they are Murraya ovatifoliolata collected from a remnant patch of 'Dry rainforest' which is referred to as 'Wongarra Scrub.' Most of this native vegetation has been cleared for sugarcane growing over the last few centuries, and only a few tiny patches remain. Obviously the species occurs more widely than just Bundaberg, and occurs commonly in rainforest areas. The seeds were collected from an area called 'The Hummock' which is where I live. And incidentally I found a couple of plants of Glycosmis trifoliata in this same patch of native scrub just the other week. They are growing about 100m from my driveway!"

This accession was the only seedling to germinate from the 11 seeds received as RSD 2002017. It was renumbered with the clonal accession number RRUT 139 in 05/2004. This accession has been maintained only in the greenhouse. It appears morphologically distinctive compared to other accessions of Murraya spp maintained by the Repository. Since the taxonomy or Murraya is somewhat confused, the taxon with which it was received will be retained for the time being. (RR Krueger, 12/01/2009)

1826730RRUT 139
20RSD 2002017Murraya sp ex-WongarraMurraya ovatifoliolata (Engl.) Domin Queensland, Australia Historic2002DONATED02/04/2002Wild materialInformation from the donor (email of 05/23/2002): "...they are Murraya ovatifoliolata collected from a remnant patch of 'Dry rainforest' which is referred to as 'Wongarra Scrub.' Most of this native vegetation has been cleared for sugarcane growing over the last few centuries, and only a few tiny patches remain. Obviously the species occurs more widely than just Bundaberg, and occurs commonly in rainforest areas. The seeds were collected from an area called 'The Hummock' which is where I live. And incidentally I found a couple of plants of Glycosmis trifoliata in this same patch of native scrub just the other week. They are growing about 100m from my driveway!"

Eleven seeds of this accession were received, of which only one germinated. This seedling was renumbered as a clonal accession with the accession number RRUT 139 in 05/2004, at which time accession number RSD 2002017 was inactivated. (RR Krueger, 12/01/2009)

1826729RSD 2002017
21TARS 8342Mack OrangeMurraya paniculata (L.) Jack District of Columbia, United StatesMAY1947DONATED06/07/19471680231TARS 8342
22MIA 29422MIA 29422Murraya paniculata (L.) Jack MIANot Available1939Cultivated materialW4-1, NEXT TO BLDG. 37;1097990MIA 29422