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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 707864	'DLG317'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2025	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2190900	PI 707864
1	PI 707865	'DLG197'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2025	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2190901	PI 707865
2	PI 704577	'Independence'	Panicum virgatum L.	Illinois, United States	S9		2024	DEVELOPED							Independence switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) was characterized by rapid establishment, robust seedling growth, and the capacity to achieve peak production by the second year. Independence is well-adapted to USDA hardiness zones 5b to 7b. In field experiments conducted from 2016 to 2017, averaged over seven locations and all years, Independence annually yielded 13 Mg ha-1 of biomass, outperforming 'Cave-in-Rock' by 25%, 'Liberty' by 7%, 'Shawnee' by 25%, 'Summer' by 53%, and Sunburst by 78%. In wet marginal sites in Illinois from 2020 to 2023, Independence exhibited an average biomass yield of 12 Mg ha-1, outperforming Shawnee by 31%, Liberty by 27%, and 'Kanlow' by 19%, indicating its potential use on less productive land for annual crops. Independence was publicly released by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in October 2021. Syn2 seed was produced and will be maintained by the University of Illinois.	2165899	PI 704577
3	PI 702658	'RC Tecumseh'	Panicum virgatum L.	Minnesota, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2023	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2142880	PI 702658
4	PI 700773	'RC Chippewa'	Panicum virgatum L.	Québec, Canada	PVPO	Not Available	2022	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2138085	PI 700773
5	PI 700774	'RC Big Rock'	Panicum virgatum L.	Québec, Canada	PVPO	Not Available	2022	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2138086	PI 700774
6	PI 700113	'Cedar Creek'	Panicum virgatum L.	Wisconsin, United States	S9	Not Available	2022	DEVELOPED							Cedar Creek switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) was selected for increased winter survivorship for three generations, using surviving plants from 'Kanlow'. The first two generations were conducted at multiple locations in Wisconsin and the third generation was conducted at the Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve, East Bethel, MN. All Seed production and increases were conducted by either Illinois State University or the University of Illinois. Field evaluations of the third-generation population were conducted at five locations in Wisconsin between 2017 and 2021, located within USDA hardiness zones 3 to 5. Field experiments were planted in both 2016 and 2017. Averaged over the five locations and all trial years, Cedar Creek had 91% ground cover, compared to 96% for Cave-in-Rock, 95% for Shawnee, and 91% for Liberty. Biomass yield of Cedar Creek averaged 12.17 Mg/ha, 20% higher than Liberty, 30% higher than Cave-in-Rock, 31% higher than Shawnee, and 520% higher than Kanlow. Cedar Creek is a high-biomass lowland-type of switchgrass, the first lowland-type adapted to USDA hardiness zones 3 to 5. Cedar Creek was released to the public by USDA-ARS in 2021. Syn2 seed was produced and will be maintained by the University of Illinois.	2137512	PI 700113
7	PI 698173	'Robusto'	Panicum virgatum L.	Mississippi, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2113422	PI 698173
8	PI 698117	'DLG40'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2113366	PI 698117
9	PI 698118	'DLG240'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2113367	PI 698118
10	PI 698119	'DLG148'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2113368	PI 698119
11	PI 698120	'DLG149'	Panicum miliaceum L.	Iowa, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2021	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		2113369	PI 698120
12	PI 702706	NCBG-336	Panicum amarum Elliott	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098421	PI 702706
13	PI 702707	NCBG-357	Panicum amarum Elliott	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098426	PI 702707
14	PI 702711	NCBG-276	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9	Not Available	2019							Wild material		2098385	PI 702711
15	PI 702712	NCBG-287	Panicum virgatum L.	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098394	PI 702712
16	PI 702713	NCBG-295	Panicum virgatum L.	Maryland, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098399	PI 702713
17	PI 702714	NCBG-297	Panicum virgatum L.	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098401	PI 702714
18	PI 702715	NCBG-307	Panicum virgatum L.	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098405	PI 702715
19	PI 702716	NCBG-541	Panicum virgatum L.	Virginia, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2098469	PI 702716
20	PI 702708	MARSB-314	Panicum virgatum L.	New Jersey, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2097568	PI 702708
21	PI 702709	MARSB-655	Panicum virgatum L.	Delaware, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2097673	PI 702709
22	PI 702710	MARSB-752	Panicum virgatum L.	Delaware, United States	S9		2019							Wild material		2097696	PI 702710
23	PI 687202	'Espresso'	Panicum virgatum L.	Mississippi, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2018	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1962581	PI 687202
24	PI 677148	NE-001	Panicum virgatum L.	Connecticut, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/17/2015	In the vicinity of 453 Leetes Island Road, Guilford Town, CT, New Haven County	41.26595000, -72.71299000	8				1934761	PI 677148
25	PI 677149	NE-002	Panicum virgatum L.	Connecticut, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/17/2015	In the vicinity of Bluff Point State Park, New London County	41.33636000, -72.03365000	16				1934762	PI 677149
26	PI 677150	NE-003	Panicum virgatum L.	Connecticut, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/18/2015	In the vicinity of 12 Lords Hill Road, Stonington, CT , New London County	41.34214000, -71.93334000	20				1934763	PI 677150
27	PI 677151	NE-005	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/18/2015	In the vicinity of 173 Atlantic Avenue, Westerly Town, RI, Washington County	41.32267000, -71.80777000	-4				1934764	PI 677151
28	PI 677152	NE-007	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/18/2015	Grills Preserve, Washington County	41.39370000, -71.76701000	60				1934765	PI 677152
29	PI 677153	NE-008	Panicum virgatum L.	Connecticut, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/18/2015	In the vicinity of 722 Norwich Westerly Road, North Stonington, CT, New London County	41.46745000, -71.74008000	229				1934766	PI 677153
30	PI 677154	NE-011	Panicum virgatum L.	Connecticut, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/18/2015	In the vicinity of 97 Old River Road, Willington, CT, Tolland County	41.91155000, -72.29569000	768				1934768	PI 677154
31	PI 677155	NE-015	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/19/2015	In the vicinity of 3 East Oxbow Road, Shelburne Falls, MA , Franklin County	42.62339000, -72.78648000	508				1934769	PI 677155
32	PI 677156	NE-024	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/19/2015	In the vicinity of 194 Upper Farms Road\Highway 63, Northfield, MA, Franklin County	42.67294000, -72.46135000	275				1934774	PI 677156
33	PI 677157	NE-034	Panicum virgatum L.	Vermont, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	In the vicinity of 3320 Route 302, Wells River, VT, Orange County	44.16632000, -72.09589000	834				1934779	PI 677157
34	PI 677158	NE-039	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	In the vicinity of 2463 Highway 4A, Sullivan County	43.52015000, -72.04398000	1384				1934781	PI 677158
35	PI 677159	NE-043	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	70 River Road (Highway 4), just north of turnabout, Boscawen, NH, Merrimack County	43.29551000, -71.60134000	291				1934783	PI 677159
36	PI 677160	NE-045	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 1788 Dover Road (Highway 4\202), Epsom, NH, Merrimack County	43.22626000, -71.35023000	392				1934784	PI 677160
37	PI 677161	NE-047	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 310 Suncook Valley Road (Highway 28), Barnstead, NH, Belknap County	43.33932000, -71.29082000	572				1934785	PI 677161
38	PI 677162	NE-052	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 45 Deerfield Road, Nottingham, NH, Rockingham County	43.11245000, -71.12231000	258				1934786	PI 677162
39	PI 677163	NE-055	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 546 Calef Road (Highway 125), Strafford County	43.09791000, -71.04182000	185				1934788	PI 677163
40	PI 677164	NE-056	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 716 Ocean Boulevard (Highway 1A), Rye, NH, Rockingham County	43.03787000, -70.71609000	-33				1934789	PI 677164
41	PI 677165	NE-058	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	In the vicinity of 89 Black Point Road, Scarborough, ME, Cumberland County	43.58039000, -70.32879000	26				1934790	PI 677165
42	PI 677166	NE-059	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	In the vicinity of 790 Arrowsic Road (Highway 127), Arrowsic, ME, Sagadahoc County	43.85822000, -69.78310000	-5				1934791	PI 677166
43	PI 677167	NE-061	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	In the vicinity of 54 Highway 1, Newcastle, ME, Lincoln County	44.04345000, -69.51618000	55				1934792	PI 677167
44	PI 677168	NE-065	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/23/2015	In the vicinity of 1241 Lakewood Road (Highway 201), Madison, ME, Somerset County	44.85785000, -69.79713000	415				1934793	PI 677168
45	PI 677169	NE-069	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/23/2015	In the vicinity of 14 Basin Road (Highway 2), Carthage, ME, Franklin County	44.58838000, -70.35210000	700				1934794	PI 677169
46	PI 677170	NE-073	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/24/2015	In the vicinity of 20754 Highway 22, Petersburg, NY, Rensselaer County	42.84649000, -73.34078000	525				1934796	PI 677170
47	PI 677171	NE-101	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	West Island beach access road, Fairhaven	41.58361000, -70.82444400					1934797	PI 677171
48	PI 677172	NE-103	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Somaset Road, Eastham	41.81861000, -70.00333300					1934798	PI 677172
49	PI 677173	NE-105	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/19/2015	Little Compton, Sakonnet Point, Route 77, Newport County	41.46388880, -71.19250000					1934799	PI 677173
50	PI 677174	NE-109	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/19/2015	Portsmouth, RI on Route 24 eastbound, Newport County	41.63500000, -71.23361100					1934802	PI 677174
51	PI 677175	NE-113	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	North side of Route 6 in gravel pull off area in Marion, MA, Plymouth County	41.67888900, -70.77416700					1934805	PI 677175
52	PI 677176	NE-114	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/20/2015	Electrical right of way on the south side of Cromesett Road in Wareham, MA, Plymouth County	41.73861100, -70.73722200					1934806	PI 677176
53	PI 677177	NE-115	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Route 28 northbound in Chatham, MA, Barnstable County	41.70638900, -69.98444400					1934807	PI 677177
54	PI 677178	NE-116	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Rest area guardrail section on Route 6 westbound in Yarmouth, MA, Barnstable County	41.69277800, -70.17527800					1934808	PI 677178
55	PI 677179	NE-119	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	Route 6 at Dunes Edge Campground entrance, Provincetown, MA, Barnstable County	42.06083300, -70.18611100					1934809	PI 677179
56	PI 677180	NE-120	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	Along US1 about saltmarsh in Hampton Falls, Rockingham County	42.91166670, -70.86500000	4				1934810	PI 677180
57	PI 677181	NE-122	Panicum virgatum L.	New Hampshire, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/21/2015	Route 1A, 82 miles outside Annesbury, Essex County	42.83111100, -70.86361000	2				1934811	PI 677181
58	PI 677182	NE-123	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Along US1 in Charlestown just west of Falcone Lane, Washington County	41.38500000, -71.63305600	7				1934812	PI 677182
59	PI 677183	NE-127	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Along Post Road in Perryville, RI, Washington County	41.40027800, -71.58472200	43				1934815	PI 677183
60	PI 677184	NE-128	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/22/2015	Guardrail bank along local highway in West Kingston, Center of Great Swamp, Washington County	41.46305600, -71.55444400	30				1934816	PI 677184
61	PI 677185	NE-129	Panicum virgatum L.	Rhode Island, United States	S9	Not Available	2016	COLLECTED	09/28/2015	Managed native grassland along Narrow River in Narraganseh. , Washington County	41.45583300, -71.45388900	1				1934817	PI 677185
62	PI 706992	SE2013-004	Panicum virgatum L.	Alabama, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/14/2013	In the vicinity of 12453 U.S. Highway 29, Andalusia, AL	31.21930000, -86.53394000	88	Right of way in front of an abandoned field, sandy loam, full sun.	Wild material	Plants 4 feet tall with medium panicles	1921874	PI 706992
63	PI 706993	SE2013-008	Panicum virgatum L.	Mississippi, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/15/2013	On both sides of Highway 57, Vancleave, MS	30.72575000, -88.73723000	10	Right of way by woodline, sandy loam.	Wild material	Plants with large panicles	1921878	PI 706993
64	PI 706994	SE2013-009	Panicum virgatum L.	Mississippi, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/15/2013	In the vicinity of 4146 US Highway 90, Bay St. Louis, MS on west side of road	30.29881000, -89.40688000	6	Right of way by woodline, sand, full sun.	Wild material	Plants 6 feet tall with medium panicles	1921879	PI 706994
65	PI 706995	SE2013-015	Panicum virgatum L.	Louisiana, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/16/2013	In the vicinity of 3831 US Highway 190, Elton, LA	30.48133000, -92.66762000	23	Righ of way along wet ditch by cattle farm, sand, full sun.	Wild material	Plants 6 feet tall with very large panicles	1921885	PI 706995
66	PI 706996	SE2013-024	Panicum virgatum L.	Louisiana, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/18/2013	Beauregard Parish. Boat ramp near 100 Palmer Lake Road, Merryville, LA	30.84472000, -93.56707000	27	Boat ramp on Sabine River, sand, partial shade/full sun.	Wild material	Small plants with large panicles	1921895	PI 706996
67	PI 706997	SE2013-027	Panicum virgatum L.	Louisiana, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/19/2013	Tangipahoa Parish. In the vicinity of 19047 Highway 22, Ponchatoula, LA	30.44345000, -90.41235000	9	Right of way along deep ditch, full sun.	Wild material	Plants 4 to 5 feet tall with large panicles	1921898	PI 706997
68	PI 706998	SE2013-040	Panicum virgatum L.	Arkansas, United States	S9		2014	COLLECTED	09/26/2013	Lonoke County. Carlisle Prairie east of AR-13	34.74675000, -91.75225000			Wild material	short lowland type	1921911	PI 706998
69	PI 672984		Panicum virgatum L.		S9		2014	COLLECTED			47.52820700, -100.99754400			Uncertain improvement status	This accession is a combined seed sample of all Panicum virgatum accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. To request the individual accessions that make up this population, please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison.	1921835	PI 672984
70	PI 672985		Panicum virgatum L.		S9		2014	COLLECTED			47.52820700, -100.99754400			Uncertain improvement status	This accession is a combined seed sample of all Panicum virgatum accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. To request the individual accessions that make up this population, please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison.	1921836	PI 672985
71	PI 672536	'Plateau'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Seed starch is waxy (amylose free) in nature and it is the single most important grain characteristics for distinguishing from other proso millet cultivars. Grain yield of Plateau was 1953 kg ha-1, as compared to 2016 kg ha-1 for Sunrise, 2003 kg ha-1 for Huntsman, 1988 kg ha-1 for Horizon, 1953 kg ha-1 for Earlybird, 1905 kg ha-1 for Sunup, 1604 kg ha-1 for Dawn and 1020 kg ha-1 for Pl436626. Mean grain volume weight of Plateau was 698 kg m-3, as compared to 728 g kg m-3 for Sunrise 735 kg m-3 for Huntsman, 729 kg m-3 for Horizon, 721 kg m-3 for Earlybird, 720 kg m-3 for Sunup, 714 kg m-3 for Dawn and 530 kg m-3 for P1436626. Seed size of Plateau (5.34 g 1000 seed-1) was similar to all check cultivars including PI 436626. Plateau matured at a similar time compared to the check varieties but it was significantly earlier than PI 436626. Plateau produces panicles 16 days earlier than Pl436626, and 3 days earlier than Huntsman. Plateau plant height (75 em) was not significantly different from the check cultivars including PI 436626 except Sunup {81cm), which was taller. While lodging was rated at only four locations in 2002, analysis shows no significant difference between Plateau and Huntsman. Plateau has cream-colored hull (lemma and palea) and a compactum (closed) head. Proso millet is not infested by any major insects and diseases in the High Plains. However, based on visual observation no insect and disease infestation differentiated Plateau from the other proso millet cultivars. Starch pasting evaluation of Plateau shows that it embodies the lower pasting times, peak temperatures, and final viscosity (Table 2). Plateau has protein content (139.3 g kg-1) was significantly higher than Huntsman (131.4 g kg-1), lower than Dawn {150.3 g kg-1) but not different from Earlybird {135.7 g kg-1) and PI 436626 (145.3 g kg-1).	1919972	PI 672536
72	PI 672014	NE Trailblazer C0	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918682	PI 672014
73	PI 672015	NE Trailblazer C1	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918683	PI 672015
74	PI 672016	NE Trailblazer C2	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918684	PI 672016
75	PI 672017	NE Trailblazer C3	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918685	PI 672017
76	PI 672018	NE Trailblazer C4	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918686	PI 672018
77	PI 672019	NE Trailblazer C5	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9	Not Available	2014	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	NE Trailblazer C-1, NE Trailblazer C0, NE Trailblazer C2, NE Trailblazer C3, NE Trailblazer C4, and NE Trailblazer C5 are upland, octaploid switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L. populations that were developed by USDA-ARS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln for increased (high) or decreased (low) in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in six generations of divergent breeding using population improvement breeding procedures. The six breeding generations and associated evaluation research that resulted in the development of these germplasms was initiated in 1973 and continued for over three decades. During their development, the populations were given the name of the base population, EYxFF, followed by the breeding cycle number. The cultivar `Trailblazer? was developed in the first generation or cycle (EYxFF C1) of recurrent breeding for high IVDMD. The resulting tested germplasms were named NE Trailblazer followed by the selection cycle in which the population was developed to simplify their nomenclature. As a result of the multi-generations of recurrent breeding, the resulting populations differ significantly for IVDMD and for 25 other forage quality or biomass composition traits including both acid detergent and Klason lignin. There are also differences among the populations for winter survival. The genetic differences in biomass composition are fully described in: Vogel, K.P., Mitchell, R.M., Sarath, G., Jung, H.G., Dien, B.S., and Casler, M.D. 2013. Switchgrass biomass composition altered by six generations of divergent breeding for digestibility, Crop Science 53:853-862 (doi: 10.2135/cropsci2012.09.0542). These germplasms can be used in genetics studies for determining the inheritance of multiple biomass composition traits and can be used to identify genes controlling specific biomass composition properties of switchgrass and other perennial grasses that affect forage quality and potential biomass conversion to liquid fuels.	1918687	PI 672019
78	PI 690668	GE.2013-20	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Georgia	NC7		2014	COLLECTED	08/18/2013	Village Tsnisi, Akhaltsike District, Meskheti Province, Caucasus Region.	41.62453333, 42.73171667	515		Landrace		1918479	PI 690668
79	PI 690669	GE.2013-28	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. ruderale (Kitag.) Tzvelev	Georgia	NC7		2014	COLLECTED	08/23/2013	Village Tsnisi, Akhaltsike District, Meskheti Province, Caucasus Region.	41.57836667, 43.13156667	1435		Landrace		1918480	PI 690669
80	PI 671956 MAP	AP13	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2014	DEVELOPED						Clone	AP13 is a lowland switchgrass genotype with high phosphorus uptake. The selection was made from an Alamo switchgrass population screened for P uptake in the greenhouse and the field. AP13 is the maternal parent of the mapping population AP13 x VS16.	1918244	PI 671956 MAP
81	PI 671957 MAP	VS16	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2014	DEVELOPED						Clone	VS16 is an upland genotype selected from a population of "Summer" switchgrass. This genotype was used as the pollen parent in the mapping population AP13 x VS16. Selection of VS16 was based on the marker based genetic distance of this genotype from a set of lowland genotypes selected from Kanlow and Alamo populations. The Summer population from which the VS16 genotype was selected originated from Dr. Ken Vogel at the University of Nebraska.	1918245	PI 671957 MAP
82	PI 669371	'Liberty'	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2013	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Liberty switchgrass (Panicum virgatum L.) is a lowland type cultivar that is adapted to USDA Plant Hardiness Zones (HZ) 4, 5, and 6 in the Great Plains and Midwest, USA east of 100 degrees W. longitude and potentially other regions where it has not been tested to date. It was developed for use as a perennial biomass energy crop and is the first high yielding biomass type lowland cultivar that is adapted to this region. It can produce greater biomass yields than upland or forage type switchgrass cultivars that have been developed previously for use in the region and has equivalent winter survival. It has significantly greater winter survival in its adaptation region than previously released lowland switchgrass cultivars that frequently have substantial winter damage and stand loss north of 40 degrees N latitude in the USA. Liberty has the typical lowland switchgrass phenotype but because the female parent plants in the originating crosses was the upland cultivar Summer, it has upland cytoplasm that can be identified using chloroplast DNA markers. Liberty is typically about two weeks earlier in maturity than Kanlow, its lowland male parent cultivar, and can be distinguished from Kanlow and other switchgrass released lowland cultivars by its earlier maturity and chloroplast DNA. It is 10 days to two weeks later in maturity than Summer, its female parent cultivar, and can be distinguished from Summer and other upland cultivars by its lowland phenotype. Foundation seed production of Liberty will be managed by Husker Genetics, the Foundation Seed Division of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE.	1913348	PI 669371
83	PI 667580	SE2012-004	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	09/18/2012	Columbus County. Vicinity of 13704 Seven Creeks Highway (Highway 905) Right of Way	34.05861667, -78.63120000	39	In wet ditch area along right of way. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pines, hardwoods, bahiagrass, cat tails.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 6 feet tall, lowland type.	1907562	PI 667580
84	PI 667581	SE2012-005	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	09/18/2012	Columbus County. Vicinity of 15123 Sam Potts Highway (Highway 214) Right of Way on south side of road, Bolton, North Carolina	34.32108333, -78.41128333	91	In wet ditch area along right of way. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pines.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 5 to 6 feet tall, lowland type.	1907563	PI 667581
85	PI 667582	SE2012-009	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	09/19/2012	Beaufort County. Vicinity of 15329 Highway 32 Right of Way, Pinetown, North Carolina on west side of road	35.57953333, -75.84906667	33	Right of way. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pines.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plant 6 to 7 feet tall, lowland type.	1907564	PI 667582
86	PI 667583	SE2012-012	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9	Not Available	2013	COLLECTED	09/19/2012	Hyde County. Vicinity of 9842 US Highway 264 Right of Way, Swanquarter, North Carolina on both sides of road	35.44871667, -76.38083333	-5	Right of way along marsh area. Associated vegetation: weedy area, reeds, pines, silver plumegrass.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plant 2 to 4 feet tall, lowland type.	1907565	PI 667583
87	PI 667584	SE2012-015	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9	Not Available	2013	COLLECTED	10/09/2012	Coweta County. Vicinity of 441 Victoria Drive (Highway 27) Right of Way, Moreland, GA on east side of road	33.30898333, -84.77571667	948	Right of way under large power lines. Associated vegetation: indiangrass, bluestems, hardwoods, goldenrods.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 3 to 5 feet tall.	1907566	PI 667584
88	PI 667585	SE2012-017	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9	Not Available	2013	COLLECTED	10/09/2012	Troup County. Vicinity of 5397 Whitesville Road Right of Way, West Point, GA	32.90820000, -85.02316667	699	Right of way under large power lines. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pine trees, bluestems, indiangrass.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4 to 5 feet tall, red flowers, large panicles, lowland type.	1907567	PI 667585
89	PI 667586	SE2012-018	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	10/30/2012	Putnam County. Vicinity of 1104 Monticello Road (Highway 16) Right of Way, Eatonton, GA	33.31141667, -83.46036667	536	Edge of ditch. Associated vegetation: Near mixed pine and small trees, weeds and young pines.	Wild material	Plants 3 to 5 feet tall.	1907568	PI 667586
90	PI 667587	SE2012-019	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9	Not Available	2013	COLLECTED	11/29/2012	Dooly County. Vicinity of 678 County Line Road Right of Way, Cordele, GA	32.02853333, -83.69826667	355	Right of way along treeline on both sides of dirt road. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pines.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plant approximately 3 feet tall.	1907569	PI 667587
91	PI 667588	SE2012-020	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	11/29/2012	Dooly County. Vicinity of 1164 County Line Road Right of Way, Cordele, GA	32.02821667, -83.66005000	420	Right of way along treeline on both sides of dirt road. Associated vegetation: In front of pine forest with bamboo, little bluestem, broomsedge, indiangrass .	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants approximately 5 feet tall, large panicles, lowland type.	1907570	PI 667588
92	PI 667589	SE2012-026	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	12/19/2012	Putnam County. Vicinity of 238-601 Gray Highway (Highway 129), Eatonton, GA on west side of road	33.24289000, -83.43189000	532	Right of way along state highway. Associated vegetation: weedy slope.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4 to 5 feet tall with large panicles, lowland type.	1907571	PI 667589
93	PI 667590	SE2012-027	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2013	COLLECTED	12/19/2012	Putnam County. Vicinity of 628 Greensboro Road (Highway 44), Eatonton, GA on east side of road	33.38786000, -83.30887000	533	Right of way. Associated vegetation: weedy area, pines/hardwoods.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 2 to 3 feet tall, lowland type.	1907572	PI 667590
94	PI 674968	181411	Panicum hallii Vasey	United States	S9		2011	COLLECTED	08/15/2002					Wild material		1895331	PI 674968
95	PI 667591	PP-02	Panicum virgatum L.	Georgia, United States	S9		2011	COLLECTED	12/19/2011	Harris County, 1233 Jordon Road (gravel road), Waverly Hill, GA	32.70601700, -84.75613300	223	100 plants found, 300m² site size, open area, roadside near hardwoods and pine trees, frequent uniform population	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. 1 m tall plants, immature seed at 9-13-2011, recollected (12-19-2011) with ripe seed, possible seeded site.	1897702	PI 667591
96	PI 667592	PP-60	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		2011	COLLECTED	11/26/2011	Onslow County, Hwy 53, 1.3 miles west of Onslow/Pender county line	34.70606700, -77.64813300	20	60 plants found, 150m² site size, weedy edge of mown ditch by power line right of way	Wild material	1-1.2 m tall plants, half or more seed shattered, very ripe, large plants	1897708	PI 667592
97	PI 667593	PP-63	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		2011	COLLECTED	12/27/2011	Pender County, 10808 Hwy 53 E, Maple Hill, NC	34.63001700, -77.77343300	10	30 plants found, 50m² site size, open roadside under power lines	Wild material	1-1.2 m tall plants, most seed shattered, small group of plants	1897709	PI 667593
98	PI 662287	AZ2010-6	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl var. hirticaule	Arizona, United States	NC7		2010	COLLECTED	09/19/2010	West bank of a wash, west of a large store, south of the West Calle Arroyo Sur bridge, city of Sahuarita, Pima County.	31.91319000, -110.98410000	855	Sloping bank of a wash. Full sunlight. Sandy.	Wild material	Plants up to 1.5 meters tall. Erect inflorescence.	1854594	PI 662287
99	PI 674966	LBJWC-1318	Panicum amarum Elliott	Texas, United States	S9		2010	COLLECTED	04/11/2009			4	Sand dunes.	Wild material		1885351	PI 674966
100	PI 658530	'EG1101'	Panicum virgatum L.	Colorado, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2010	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1829242	PI 658530
101	PI 658531	'EG1102'	Panicum virgatum L.	Colorado, United States		Historic	2010	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1829245	PI 658531
102	PI 658520	'COLONY'	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2009	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Colony was selected for increased cellulosic concentration and cellulosic yields, while holding nutritive value constant as measured by in vitro dry matter disappearance. Colony is a tall growing plant and the mean 5-yr yield from a one-cut biomass study was 15,576 kg/ha vs. 13,643 kg/ha from other lowland switchgrass types. In another study Colony had greater concentrations of cell walls (720 g/kg) and cellulose (339 g/kg) than Alamo (706 g/kg and 327 g/kg), Performer (706 g/kg and 332 g/kg) and Cave-in-Rock (703 g/kg and 319 g/kg). In a third study hay was evaluated as a feed and Colony was inferior in dry matter intake and digestibility relative to other lowland and upland cultivars. Colony is well adapted in the Southeast and offers potential as a source of cellulosic biomass. No major pests have been observed on Colony, but limited acreage does not generally foster infestations.	1828075	PI 658520
103	PI 666207	2009FL-002	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/12/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (coll. number 9060538). 1.5 miles S on entrance road to Little Talbolt Island State Park on west side of road, Duval County	30.43694444, -81.41333333	0	Sandy soil; full sun, 10% slope. Site: Far back dune area. Vegetation: wax myrtle, sea oats, bluestems, sand spurs, muhly, spartina, cactus.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants up to 6' tall; 8"-12" seed heads; rhizomatous.	1823589	PI 666207
104	PI 666208	2009FL-003	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9	Not Available	2009	COLLECTED	09/13/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060532). 1.3 miles west on Hwy 315 from CR 310 on north side of road, Putnam County	29.53583333, -81.88472222	42	Sandy soil; partial shade, 10% slope. Site: Ditch area on side of road; wetland hammock. Vegetation: hickory, ferns, sedges, palmetto, dogwoods, pines.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 3'-4' tall; 6"-8" seed heads; seeds not fully mature.	1823590	PI 666208
105	PI 666209	2009FL-004	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9	Not Available	2009	COLLECTED	09/13/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060533). 3.6 miles south on Hwy 315 from CR 310, Putnam County	29.52333333, -81.92888889	29	Sandy soil; partial shade, 5% slope. Site: Alongside road in ditch area along wood line. Vegetation: wax myrtles, palmettos, sedges, bluestem.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 3'-5' tall; mostly immature seeds.	1823591	PI 666209
106	PI 666210	2009FL-005	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/13/2009	Tomoka State Park, Volusia County	29.36500000, -81.08472222	0	Sandy soil; full sun, 0% slope. Site: alongside road; intercoastal swamp area. Vegetation: wax myrtles, palmettos, cypress, dactylis, seashore paspalum, reeds, Stenotaphrum.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants ranging 2'-5' tall; large seed heads.	1823592	PI 666210
107	PI 666211	2009FL-007	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/14/2009	US 1 on east side of road, Volusia County	29.09500000, -80.97083333	0	Sandy soil; partial shade. Site: Alongside road between ditch and wood line. Vegetation: saw palmettos, pines, oaks, wax myrtles, nutsedge.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4'-6' tall; medium\large seed heads; rhizomatous; mature seeds.	1823594	PI 666211
108	PI 666212	2009FL-009	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9	Not Available	2009	COLLECTED	09/14/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060560). 4 miles west on CR 46 from CR 426 on both sides of road, Seminole County	28.77888889, -81.16583333	10	Sandy soil; partial shade, 2% slope. Site: Between wood line and ditch; weedy site. Vegetation: pines, palms, palmettos, muscadine, dog fennel.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants ~4' tall; medium\large seed heads; mostly immature seeds; rhizomatous.	1823596	PI 666212
109	PI 666213	2009FL-011	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/14/2009	Just south on US 41 from CR 323 on both sides of road, Levy County	29.27138889, -82.44277778	68	Sandy-loam soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Alongside and within wood line by right of way; weedy site. Vegetation: hairy indigo, pines, oaks, paspalums, nutsedge.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Mostly immature seeds; nonrhizomatous.	1823598	PI 666213
110	PI 666214	2009FL-013	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/14/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060555). 1.2 miles north on US 41 from CR 323 on east side of road, Levy County	29.45583333, -82.47416667	60	Sandy soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Along wood line in right of way; dry site. Vegetation: live oaks, nutsedge, grapevines, spanish needle.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 3'-4' tall; medium\large seed heads; medium foliage; seeds mostly mature.	1823600	PI 666214
111	PI 666215	2009FL-017	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/15/2009	US 19 between Cross City and Perry on east side of road, Dixie County	29.69416667, -83.27694444	33	Sandy soil; full sun, 0% slope. Site: Along right of way by wood line. Vegetation: pines, wax myrtles, maidencane, goldenrod, saw palmettos, gamagrass, bluestem, paspalums.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4'-6' tall; medium\large seed heads; medium foliage; mostly mature seeds.	1823604	PI 666215
112	PI 666216	2009FL-026	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/16/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060504). 1.3 miles N on US 98 from Wakulla/Franklin county line on east side of road, Wakulla County	29.98583333, -84.38666667	5	Muck soil; full sun. Site: Alongside marsh growing in edge of water. Vegetation: wax myrtle, sawgrass, pines, rushes.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 2'-3' tall; medium\large seed heads; medium foliage; mature seeds.	1823613	PI 666216
113	PI 666217	2009FL-027	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/16/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060505). 6.5 miles N on US 98 from Wakulla/Franklin county line on east side of road, Wakulla County	30.05361111, -84.38833333	20	Sandy soil; full sun. Site: Along wood line in recent burn area. Vegetation: palmettos, pines, sedges, weedy site.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. medium\large seed heads; medium\abundant foliage; not rhizomatous; mostly immature seeds.	1823614	PI 666217
114	PI 666218	2009FL-029	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/16/2009	CR 30E on way to St. Joseph Peninsula State Park on east side of road, Gulf County	29.68555556, -85.36888889	5	Sandy soil; full sun, 5% slope. Site: At edge of marsh across road from beach under power line. Vegetation: palm, bermudagrass, muhly, spartina.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 5'-6' tall; medium\large seed heads; mature seeds.	1823616	PI 666218
115	PI 666219	2009FL-030	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/16/2009	Main entrance road of St. Joseph Peninsula State Park, Gulf County	29.76250000, -85.40277778	4	Sandy soil; full sun, 0% slope. Site: Along back dune alongside road. Vegetation: palms, palmettos, wax myrtles, pines,.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4' tall; large seed heads; sparse foliage; mature seeds.	1823617	PI 666219
116	PI 666220	2009FL-039	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060501). Campground area at Grayton Beach State Park, Santa Rosa County	30.32916667, -86.15333333	9	Clay/Sand soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Along edges of campground in pine scrub thicket and in back of campground area around lake. Vegetation: pines, palmettos, hardwoods.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 5'-6' tall; medium\large seed heads; sparse foliage; mature seeds.	1823626	PI 666220
117	PI 666221	2009FL-046	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	Collected at site previously documented by NRCS, Brooksville Plant Material Center (coll. number 9060497). Just south on CR 191 from Interstate 10 on west side of road; 2.4 miles S on CR 191 from I-10 on east side of road, Santa Rosa County	30.53916667, -87.04972222	16	Clay/Sand soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Wet area in ditch on right of way in marsh area. Vegetation: reeds, bluestem, wax myrtle, sedges, maidencane.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 4.5' tall; medium foliage; medium\large seed heads; mostly immature seeds.	1823633	PI 666221
118	PI 706988	2009FL-042	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	Collected at site previously documented by NRCS, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060492). 1 mile south on CR 85 from CR 2 on east side of road; 0.25 miles west on CR 2 from CR 85 on north side of road, Okaloosa County	30.90000000, -86.49361111	267	Clay/Sand soil; partial shade, 2% slope. Site: Along wood line in right of way. Vegetation: pines, deer moss, Ilex, bluestem, muscadine, shrubby site.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 3'-4' tall; medium seed heads; sparse foliage; approximately half of the seeds were mature.	1823629	PI 706988
119	PI 706989	2009FL-043	Panicum sp.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	CR 4 on east side of road at park area, Okaloosa County	30.83416667, -86.73361111	70	Sandy soil; full sun and shade, 0% slope. Site: Park area along black river and under bridge in swampy area. Vegetation: .	Wild material	Very large seed heads; immature seeds	1823630	PI 706989
120	PI 706990	2009FL-044	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	NLGRP		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060494). Just west on CR 4 of Santa Rosa/Okaloosa county line on north side of road, Santa Rosa County	30.85000000, -86.79000000	52	Clay/Sand soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Along woodline in right of way. Vegetation: wiregrass, oaks, ferns, partridge pea, persimmon, pines.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 2'-3' tall; medium\large seed heads; sparse foliage; approximately half of the seeds were mature.	1823631	PI 706990
121	PI 706991	2009FL-045	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2009	Collected at site previously documented by Natural Resources Conservation Service, Brooksville Plant Material Center (collection number 9060495). 3.5 miles west on CR 4 from CR 191 on south side of road, Santa Rosa County	30.87000000, -86.92861111	32	Clay/Sand soil; partial shade, 0% slope. Site: Wet area in ditch under power line. Vegetation: goldenrod, bay trees, pines, ferns, sweetgum, bamboo, very weedy area.	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Plants 6' tall; large seed heads; medium\abundant foliage.	1823632	PI 706991
122	PI 657665	9086106	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/09/2007	Greenbelt Native Plant Center, Richmond County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.			Bulk seed plot with plantings from collections accessioned 9086101, 9086102, 9086103, and 9086104. Equal numbers of each.	Wild material		1798132	PI 657665
123	PI 659340	9064231	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/01/2001	Kings County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	40.65679800, -73.96401600			Wild material		1798101	PI 659340
124	PI 659341	9086085	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/03/2007	Access road to Smith Point Park Marina, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B	40.75901600, -72.79264700		Maritime and interior woodland on sand. Soil Series and Texture: sand dredge material	Wild material		1798112	PI 659341
125	PI 659342	9086087	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/03/2007	East of Smith Point Marina parking lot, Smith Point Marina south side, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	40.75901600, -72.79264700		Soil Series and Texture: sand dredge material.	Wild material		1798114	PI 659342
126	PI 659343	9086100	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/20/2006	Southwest LaTourette Road, Richmond County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	40.57583333, -74.15805556		A wet site, meadow, with some exposeed bedrock. Soil Series and Texture: clay loam	Wild material		1798126	PI 659343
127	PI 659344	9086101	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Gulf Avenue Southwest to Fasset Avenue, Richmond County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	40.62472222, -74.17888889		Very polluted, trashy area with marginal soil, roadside. Soil Series and Texture: clay loam, urban rubble	Wild material		1798127	PI 659344
128	PI 659345	9086103	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/27/2006	Mt. Loretto, main meadow, Rensselaer County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	42.67366400, -73.55941300		Soil Series and Texture: clay loam	Wild material		1798129	PI 659345
129	PI 659346	9086104	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/05/2006	Elb Pond Park, Richmond County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	40.60166667, -74.06916667			Wild material		1798130	PI 659346
130	PI 659347	T51972	Panicum virgatum L.	Maine, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/26/2000	Waldo County. Major Land Resource Area 144B.	44.51062500, -69.20793100			Wild material		1798178	PI 659347
131	PI 674658	9049968	Panicum virgatum L.	Oklahoma, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED		Roger Mills County. Major Land Resource Area 78C.	35.61897900, -99.63408200			Wild material	Rhizomatous switchgrass; The county coordinates of the original collection site are S. 25 T14N, R26W. Twenty plants were received at the Manhattan, Kansas PMC and the seed represented in this accession was collected from those initial plants.	1798100	PI 674658
132	PI 674659	9080057	Panicum virgatum L.	New Jersey, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/08/1996	Ocean County. Major Land Resource Area 149A.	39.96525500, -74.31182100		Soil Series and Texture: sandy	Wild material		1798104	PI 674659
133	PI 674660	9080139	Panicum virgatum L.	New Jersey, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/27/1998	BATSTP 542 at River, right side of road.	39.64404200, -74.64402400			Wild material		1798105	PI 674660
134	PI 674661	9086054	Panicum virgatum L.	Massachusetts, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	08/24/2004	Mt. Tom Reservation, Hampden County. Major Land Resource Area 143.	42.25472222, -72.62861111			Wild material		1798108	PI 674661
135	PI 674662	9086082	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/02/2007	Lebanon County. Major Land Resource Area 147.	40.36666900, -76.50257400			Wild material		1798109	PI 674662
136	PI 674663	9086084	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/23/2007	Hubbard County Park in Suffolk County, north side of buildings along north shoreline. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	40.90274700, -72.57062900			Wild material		1798111	PI 674663
137	PI 674664	9086086	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/17/2007	Double Dunes TNC Park, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	40.96601900, -72.13346800		Soil Series and Texture: wet	Wild material		1798113	PI 674664
138	PI 674665	9086091	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/08/2007	By gate near Sebonic Inlet Road in national natural area near golf course, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	40.90886000, -72.44620300		Soil Series and Texture: CUB cut and fill dredge	Wild material		1798117	PI 674665
139	PI 674666	9086094	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/03/2007	Rome Sand Plains, Oneida, County. Major Land Resource Area 140.	43.14750000, -75.28138889	137		Wild material		1798120	PI 674666
140	PI 674667	9086095	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/12/2007	NE Shore of Deleware River, east of Pond Eddy below Rt. 97, Sullivan County. Major Land Resource Area 140.	-41.42833333, 74.79694444		Gently sloping bank. Primarily graminoid with some woody plants. Ice scoured and periodically flooded. Nice native population - some seeds compromised by insects.	Wild material		1798121	PI 674667
141	PI 674668	9086096	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/13/2007	Sterling Forest area on NE side of Sterling Forest lake, Orange County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	-41.16611111, 74.26833333		A young weedy forest with gray birch dominant. Many interesting sand-loving plants and a bit weedy. Soil Series and Testure: sandy dry	Wild material		1798122	PI 674668
142	PI 674669	9086097	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/10/2007	Sandy Pond dunes off Lake Ontario between north and south pond, Oswego County. This is the upper part of "high dune." Major Land Resource Area 101.	-43.63305556, 76.19583333		Soil Series and Texture: sand	Wild material		1798123	PI 674669
143	PI 674670	9086098	Panicum virgatum L.	New Jersey, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/17/2007	Adjacent to Exit 16W on the New Jersey Turnpike, Hudson County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	40.80073500, -74.07460900			Wild material		1798124	PI 674670
144	PI 674671	9086099	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/10/2007	Along north and south side of Lyonsdale Road, about 0.8 miles east of intersection with River Road, Lewis County. Major Land Resource Area 143.	-43.61027778, 75.33416667		A sandy hillside on edge of small two-lane road dominated primarily by Andropogon gerardii. Exposure is both north and south.	Wild material		1798125	PI 674671
145	PI 674672	9086102	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/11/2006	Seaview, Brielle Avenue between Brady and Manor Road, Richmond County. Major Land Resource Area 144A.	40.58555556, -74.11888889		Soil Series and Texture: clay loam	Wild material		1798128	PI 674672
146	PI 674673	9086107	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/20/2007	Arnot Forest, Tompkins County. Major Land Resource Area 140.	42.26308800, -76.62698900	427		Wild material		1798133	PI 674673
147	PI 674674	9106142	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/16/2006	NCC Campus, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.10445200, -73.45144600		Soil Series and Texture: loamy sand	Wild material		1798134	PI 674674
148	PI 674675	9106145	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/26/2006	TRC Park, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.01714300, -72.00140700		Soil Series and Texture: silt loam	Wild material		1798135	PI 674675
149	PI 674676	9106146	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/26/2006	TRC Park, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.01714300, -72.00140700		Soil Series and Texture: loamy sand	Wild material		1798136	PI 674676
150	PI 674677	9106147	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/30/2006	NCC Campus, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.10445200, -73.45144600		Soil Series and Texture: loamy sand	Wild material		1798137	PI 674677
151	PI 674678	9106148	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/06/2006	TRC Park, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.01714300, -72.00140700		Soil Series and Texture: silt loam	Wild material		1798138	PI 674678
152	PI 674679	9106150	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/21/2006	H. H. State Park, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.01569700, -72.02015300			Wild material		1798139	PI 674679
153	PI 674680	9106151	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	09/18/2006	Sammy's Beach, Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 149B.	41.03232100, -72.19646400			Wild material		1798140	PI 674680
154	PI 674681	9106189	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/22/2008	Route 86 toward the East 1/2 to 3/4 mile before Kanona exit, Steuben County.	42.37750000, 77.37555556	340	Growing in groups next to farm fields near Five Mile Creek. Soil Series and Texture: Benson very channery loam	Wild material	Plants approximately 4 to 4.5 feet tall.	1798141	PI 674681
155	PI 674682	9106191	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/08/2008	Burt Dam fishing area along path walking towards dam approximately 1/4 mile on right side, Niagara County.	43.31500000, -78.71527778	83	Growing in association were low growing shrubs and trees along 18 Mile Creek bank, 150 yards north of dam; small area of a few clumps of plants	Wild material	Plants 6 feet tall	1798143	PI 674682
156	PI 674683	9106193	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/28/2008	Found along hill in wet area, Steuben County.	42.36638889, -77.69055556	244	Exposure: NE	Wild material		1798144	PI 674683
157	PI 674684	9106194	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/09/2008	Route 63 and Oak Orchard, Orleans County.	43.26833333, -78.35555556	58	Exposure: N	Wild material		1798145	PI 674684
158	PI 674685	9106196	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/28/2008	Along Route 86 down embankment above a small wet area, Allegany County, West Almond.	42.30138889, -77.09916667	486	Soil Series and Texture: NOTCOM	Wild material		1798147	PI 674685
159	PI 674686	9106197	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9	Not Available	2009	COLLECTED	10/28/2008	Along Turnpike Road 1 mile east of Delos Road, Steuben County.	42.31833333, -77.82333333	488		Wild material		1798148	PI 674686
160	PI 674687	9106209	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/04/2008	Follow road south of Hoosic River going west from Route 40. Plants were collected between bridge area to the north on east side of river; river scour zone, Rensselaer County.	42.89805556, -73.60027778		Heavily scoured areas devoid of Panicum virgatum; area gramiroid dominated with Andropogon gerardi and Panicum virgatum dominant; river damned upstream with large flow at times. Soil Texture: Alluvial sandy and gravelly soil over bedrock	Wild material		1798149	PI 674687
161	PI 674688	9106214	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/04/2008	Riverview Road, southwest on short road to power plant opposite Sugar Hill Road; drive to parking area, head south along river's edge to rock; plants occur along river edge where there's rock outcrops and sparce vegetation, Saratoga County.	42.80305556, -73.84250000		Outcrops are steep shaly slopes with more plants; above are fields with more plants at slope's edge.Soil: thin soil over bedrock	Wild material		1798151	PI 674688
162	PI 674689	9106219	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/04/2008	South end of Island and along southwest edge of island; Graminoid dominated meadow immediately off of river, Saratoga County.	42.77694444, -73.69000000		Scattered trees at the base of steep cliffs; thin alluvial soils; also wrack from the Mohawk river. Associated vegetation: Andropogon gerardi, Cornusamomum, C. racemosa, Solidago gigantea, Sorghastrum nutans.	Wild material		1798152	PI 674689
163	PI 674690	9106221	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/06/2008	From Route 6 head west on Ferry Road over the railroad track and directly to the river; Bradford County.	41.78638889, -76.32527778		Scour area at edge of Susquehanna River; thin covering of herbs. Setaria faberi is dominant. Soil: gravel and cobbles with thin alluvial soil between these	Wild material		1798153	PI 674690
164	PI 674691	9106222	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/06/2008	East bank of Susquehanna River just west of Seshequin Road, north of junction with Chemung River; 6.5 miles by road north of bridge over Sushequin, Bradford County.	41.93833333, -76.50194444		Rocky riverside scoured by water and perhaps ice; herbaceous dominated with thick stands of Spartica pectinata, Hypericum ascyon, and lots of Lythrum solic. Plants are in scattered patches in nice native habitat. Soil over cobbles	Wild material		1798154	PI 674691
165	PI 674692	9106224	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/07/2008	West shore of Susquehanna River a bit south from bridge, Wyoming County.	41.45777778, -75.85250000		Rocky shore with section of vegetation adjacent to water, further there is denser, thicker vegetation where the plants occur. Herb dominated with gramanoides. Plants scattered throughout. Sandy, sandy gravelly, and cobbley soil.	Wild material		1798156	PI 674692
166	PI 674693	9106225	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/06/2008	Southside of Susquehanna River just west of the bridge in Tunkhannock, Wyoming County.	41.53388889, -75.95083333		A bedrock outcrop jutting out into the river. Panicum virgatum occurs in cracks in bedrock and other areas where small amounts of soils have built up; between these areas the bedrock is devoid of vegetation. Herbaceous vegetation dominates.	Wild material		1798157	PI 674693
167	PI 674694	9106227	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/07/2008	Head Southwest on Route 11 Hunlock, southwest of bridge to correctional facility to boat launch from west side of Susquehanna River, Luzerne County. Plants occur to the southwest of launch.	41.17694444, -76.11222222		Rocky shore with tall herbaceous vegetation dominant. Rocky gravelly soil. Associated vegetation: Spatina pectinata, Andropogon gerardi, Helenium autumnale, Lythrum salicaria.	Wild material		1798158	PI 674694
168	PI 674695	9106228	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/09/2008	West branch of Susquehanna River, south side, east a few hundred meters from bridge over the river east of Hyner, Clinton County. Also collected on north side, but south had more plants.	41.32555556, -77.63638889		South side is an extensive gravel/cobble bar off the shore; plants occur close to the short but also in more barren cobbled areas as well. Thin soil between cobble/gravels.	Wild material		1798159	PI 674695
169	PI 674696	9106229	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/06/2008	Just west of Route 92, south of Ostenhout along the Susquehanna River, Wyoming County.	41.49861111, -75.89944444		Small slope on east side of river; rock placed here to provide slope stabilization. Small rectangular rocks placed into ground over large area. Thin soil in cracks of rocks. Slope 35%, Exposure: W	Wild material		1798160	PI 674696
170	PI 674697	9106230	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/08/2008	Rest area along Route 11 at McKee's half Falls, Snyder County.	40.65861111, -76.91833333		Old small rip rap and asphaly nearby; unclear if bank eroded and spilled some of this onto edge of river or if placed to stabalize the banks. Sandy with gravel and some large cobble; full exposure.	Wild material		1798161	PI 674697
171	PI 674698	9106232	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/10/2008	Along Clarion River near bridge which crosses Gravel Lick; some were found south along the east side of river, Clarion County.	41.30694444, -79.24388889		Narrow graminoid dominated strip on riverbank and edge of forest. Sandy soil over cobbles, full exposure. Growing in association are Phalaris arundinacea, Helenium autumnale, Sorghastrum nutans, Spartina pectinata, Andropogon gerardi.	Wild material		1798163	PI 674698
172	PI 674699	9106233	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/09/2008	Sinnermahoning Creek along the northeast side, about 2 miles west of Keating, Clinton County.	41.27638889, -77.94888889		Gorgeous herb dominated riverside, bit seepy in places. Gentle slope down to creek, uphill is forested. Plants fairly dense, patchy in places. Thin soil over cobble and gravel.	Wild material		1798164	PI 674699
173	PI 674700	9106234	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/16/2008	Susquehanna River, west side from Route 372 bridge, York County.	39.81500000, -76.32861111		River scour area below a hydroelectric dam. Bedrock outcrops jut into river. Cracks with small amounts of soil and some plants. Thin soil over bedrock.	Wild material		1798165	PI 674700
174	PI 674701	9106235	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/12/2008	Sand dunes on northeast end of Presque Isle peninsula, Erie County.	42.17138889, -80.07305556		Composite of sand dunes off the lake's edge that are not very high and extend away from edge for some distance, although further back they transition into sand plains. Dominated by Ammophila brevilogulata; herb with trees further back	Wild material		1798166	PI 674701
175	PI 674702	9106237	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/13/2008	Along west shore of Allegheny River, just south of Dennison Run, Venango County.	41.27305556, -79.84694444		Gravel/cobble margin of the large river. Primarily dominated by dense Spartica pectinata with some other herbs scattered about, such as Hypericum ascyon, Vernonia gigantea, Eutrochium maculatum, Salix interior, Phalaris arundinace.	Wild material		1798167	PI 674702
176	PI 674703	9106238	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/14/2008	Along north side of Cheat River, about 1.5 - 2 miles west of hydroelectric dam, Fayette County.	39.72166667, -79.87805556		River bank with large bourders and smaller cobbles along the margin and a narrow herbaceous dominated strip of land heading upslope from the river. South exposure with 2% slope. Silty loam or sandy loam over cobbles	Wild material		1798168	PI 674703
177	PI 674704	9106239	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/11/2008	Inside curve of the Allegheny River at Walnut Bend, Venango County.	41.46222222, -79.64972222		Impressively large (wide and long) grassland off the Allegheny River. Thin soils over cobbles and gravels; full exposure. Panicum virgatum and Spartica pectinata dominate.	Wild material		1798169	PI 674704
178	PI 674705	9106240	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/14/2009	Just west of Route 381 on north shore of Youghiogheny River, upstream from Ohiopyle Falls, Fayette County.	39.87111111, -79.49361111		Edge of major river with large exposed horizontal bedrock. Unvegetated in part, and in other areas herbs dominate. Thin soil over bedrock, full exposure. Growing are Andropogon gerardi, Sorghastrum nutans, Salix nigra, Coreopsis tripteris.	Wild material		1798170	PI 674705
179	PI 674706	9106241	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/15/2008	From Layton, cross bridge over Youghioghy River heading southwest. Make a left and follow road heading east along river. Park and walk along trail further east and south following river, Fayette County.	40.08472222, -79.71166667		Plants are scattered unevenly over a large area in places that are dense. This is a scour area with boulders and outcrops. Sandy soil among boulders and cobbles, full exposure. Herb dominated and in places has scattered woody plants.	Wild material		1798171	PI 674706
180	PI 674707	T51966	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/16/2000	Luzgrne County. Major Land Resource Area 140.	41.28563700, -75.90103000			Wild material		1798172	PI 674707
181	PI 674708	T51967	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/19/2000	Clinton County. Major Land Resource Area 147.	41.33314400, -77.65178000			Wild material		1798173	PI 674708
182	PI 674709	T51969	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/16/2000	Lackawanna County. Major Land Resource Area 140.	41.44212000, -75.57424700			Wild material		1798175	PI 674709
183	PI 674710	T51970	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/10/2000	Crawforn County. Major Land Resource Area 139.	41.66567600, -80.27392400			Wild material		1798176	PI 674710
184	PI 674711	T51971	Panicum virgatum L.	Ohio, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/08/2000	Erie County. Major Land Resource Area 139.	41.38825900, -82.47000300			Wild material		1798177	PI 674711
185	PI 674712	T51973	Panicum virgatum L.	New York, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/26/2000	Suffolk County. Major Land Resource Area 144B.	40.98169800, -72.61652800			Wild material		1798179	PI 674712
186	PI 674713	T51974	Panicum virgatum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9		2009	COLLECTED	10/19/2000	Centre County. Major Land Resource Area 147.	40.87656500, -77.83672800			Wild material		1798180	PI 674713
187	PI 659332	2008FL-003	Panicum repens L.	Florida, United States	S9		2008	COLLECTED	09/17/2008	Palm Bay Residential Community on Weimar Rd off of County Road 507, Brevard County. Empty lot in residential community; former flatwoods.	27.91055556, -80.62666667	20	Population ~50 plants, frequent abundance, uniform distribution. Sandy soil, avg drainage; partial/full sun, <5% slope. Site: 2100 sq meters. Vegetation: pines, saw palmettos, lantana, wild grapes, Brazilian pepper, paw paw, many weeds	Wild material	Rhizamatous, lowland type, approx. 3 ft. tall; green, sparse foliage.	1787335	PI 659332
188	PI 659333	2008FL-007	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9	Not Available	2008	COLLECTED	09/18/2008	Main road entrance in Ft. Pierce Inlet State Park, St. Lucie County. On side of road; low shoulder; looks like disturbed site.	27.47555556, -80.29555556	0	Population 30 plants, frequent abundance, uniform distribution. Sandy soil, avg drainage, soil pH 7; partial/full sun, <5% slope. Site: 450 sq meters. Vegetation: sabo palms, bushy bluestem, cactus, weeds, bahia between switchgrass and road	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. Large panicle approx 1' in length; purple/brown seed heads; leaf tips reddish-brown; plants 4-5 ft tall.	1787338	PI 659333
189	PI 659334	2008FL-010	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2008	COLLECTED	09/20/2008	Myakka River State Park, Sarasota County. Along side of road next to swamp area.	27.28250000, -82.26305556		Population >100 plants, frequent abundance, irregular distribution. Sandy black soil with shells, average to poor drainage; partial shade exposure, 0.02% slope. Site: 8000 sq meters. Vegetation: sabo palms, oaks, other grasses, spanish moss	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. 4-5 ft tall plants with mostly immature inflorescences; green, sparse foliage; medium size panicle.	1787342	PI 659334
190	PI 659335	2008FL-011	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2008	COLLECTED	09/20/2008	2.2 miles east of US41 from SR777 on south side of road under billboard by woodline, Sarasota County. Along woodline between woodline and mowed right of way	26.97944444, -82.26388889	10	Population 50 plants, rare abundance, irregular distribution. Dry sandy soil; sun/partial sun. Site: 2000 sq meters. Vegetation: very weedy with woodline of pines, hollies, palms; also muhly grass, bushy bluestem, digitaria, ruddbeckia	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. 2 ft tall plants with sparse/green foliage, med/small panicle, panicles mixed with ripe seeds.	1787343	PI 659335
191	PI 659336	2008FL-012	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9		2008	COLLECTED	09/20/2008	Oscar Scharer State Park, Sarasota County. Alongside main entrance road of park between road and woodline.	27.17055556, -82.47277778	0	Population 100 plants, occasional abundance, irregular distribution. Dry sandy soil; partial sun exposure, slight slope. Site: 5000 sq meters. Vegetation: muscadines, pines, other grasses, saw palmettos and sabo palms, very weedy area	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. 2-5 ft tall plants; medium, rusty brown panicles; green, medium blade foliage but sparse.	1787345	PI 659336
192	PI 659337	2008FL-013	Panicum virgatum L.	Florida, United States	S9	Not Available	2008	COLLECTED	09/22/2008	Jonathan Dickinson State Park, Martin County. Alongside main road of park between wet area in patches.	27.03416667, -80.11972222	17	Population 100 plants, occasional abundance, irregular distribution. Sandy soil, avg drainage, 2:1 slope; full/partial sun. Site: 8000 sq meters. Veg: bushy bluestem, sabo palms, muscadine, broadleaf & grassy weeds, pine trees, wax myrtles	Wild material	Population is comprised of seeds harvested from a random sampling of individuals growing in their native habitat. 2 ft tall plants with small/medium rust colored panicles with sparse, green foliage.	1787346	PI 659337
193	PI 674967	PAHA-SOSAZ-932-037-06	Panicum hallii Vasey	United States	S9		2007	COLLECTED	PRE 10/26/2007					Wild material		1740363	PI 674967
194	PI 644818	'PERFORMER'	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2007	DEVELOPED	11/2006					Cultivar	Performer was selected for its improved nutritive value as estimated by in vitro dry matter disappearance. Consequently, it is not as tall a grower as some of the present lowland cultivars. However, emphasized were improved digestible nutrients produced per acre, a combination of yield and digestibility. Performer produced 7, 567 lb/ Ac of digestible nutrients with a dry matter digestibility of 56.5%. When offered to animals in separate experiments, they selected from Performer a diet that averaged 66.5% digestible. The consumed forage averaged 53.2 % large particles that were 65.6 % digestible, 33.0% medium particles that were 66.6 % digestible and 13.9% small particles that were 68.9% digestible. Performer consistently had the greatest digestibility among other cultivars included in the tests. It improved digestibility is attributed, in part, to its reduced lignin concentration which averaged 5.8% at the heads-emerging stage. Performer is well adapted across the Coastal plain and Piedmont regions. It is well liked by animals and can be used for either grazing or as a stored feed. Performer appears to have no obvious pests, although limited acreage does not generally carry the potential for high infections .	1717741	PI 644818
195	PI 645256	'BOMASTER'	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2007	DEVELOPED	11/2006					Cultivar	BoMaster was selected for increased dry matter and cellulosic yields while holding nutritive value constant as measured by in vitro dry matter disappearance. BoMaster is a tall growing plant and yields from two locations averaged 15,773 lbs/Ac of dry matter and 11,854 lbs/Ac of cell wall. The cellulosic fraction averaged 34.2 % of dry matter. BoMaster is well adapted in the Southeast. It can be used as a livestock feed but also offers potential as a feed stock for the production of biofuel. No major pests have been observed on BoMaster , but limited acreage does not generally foster infestations.	1717742	PI 645256
196	PI 654448	O01-002	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico	NC7		2006	COLLECTED	1976	Bojajaqui, Municipio de Alamos.	27.00000000, -109.00000000	500	Farm storage/market.	Cultivated material	Pale and large seeded variety. Used as food and forage. Rare.	1705671	PI 654448
197	PI 677107	120	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. ruderale (Kitag.) Tzvelev	Shyghys Qazaqstan oblysy, Kazakhstan	NC7		2005	COLLECTED	2004	Kokpekty County.	48.65083333, 82.25055556	550		Wild material	The seeds abscise readily from the plants at a zone below the bracts, unlike most accessions of this species. It is a wild-type shattering example. Observed in a greenhouse April 2017, David Brenner	1699799	PI 677107
198	PI 657660	'Central Iowa Germplasm'	Panicum virgatum L.	Missouri, United States	S9		2005	DEVELOPED	2003					Uncertain improvement status	Seed has not been altered or modified. For a complete plant description and characteristics refer to the USDA Plant Database.	1676888	PI 657660
199	PI 639191	WS4U	Panicum virgatum L.	Wisconsin, United States	S9		2005	DEVELOPED	07/18/2002					Breeding material	Switchgrass seedlings from 135 germplasm sources were used, and 20 seedlings of each germplasm source were transplanted to three space planted nurseries. The germplasm sources consisted of 21 cultivars or experimental populations and 114 plant introductions from USDA-NPGS-GRIN. All but 13 of the plant introductions were collected from prairie remnants in eastern South Dakota. Plants were visually evaluated for vigor, lodging resistance, large stem size, and rust reaction. Two hundred fifty plants were selected from the three spaced-plant nurseries. One leaf per plant was analyzed for ploidy level determination using flow cytometry. Based on nuclear DNA content, plants were classified as tetraploid (n = 152) or octaploid (n = 98). Expected DNA content was 3.0 pg/nucleus for tetraploids (2n=4x=36), 4.5 pg/nucleus for hexaploids (2n=6x=54), and 6.0 pg/nucleus for octaploids (2n=8x=72). The use of DNA content for ploidy classification is less precise than chromosome counts and these classifications should not be taken as a warranty that all plants within each population have the designated euploid chromosome number, and the population may contain aneuploids and/or hexaploids. The plants classified as tetraploid were the parents of WS4U.	1675937	PI 639191
200	PI 639192	WS8U	Panicum virgatum L.	Wisconsin, United States	S9		2005	DEVELOPED	07/18/2002					Breeding material	Switchgrass seedlings from 135 germplasm sources were used, and 20 seedlings of each germplasm source were transplanted to three space planted nurseries. The germplasm sources consisted of 21 cultivars or experimental populations and 114 plant introductions from USDA-NPGS-GRIN. All but 13 of the plant introductions were collected from prairie remnants in eastern South Dakota. Plants were visually evaluated for vigor, lodging resistance, large stem size, and rust reaction. Two hundred fifty plants were selected from the three spaced-plant nurseries. One leaf per plant was analyzed for ploidy level determination using flow cytometry. Based on nuclear DNA content, plants were classified as tetraploid (n = 152) or octaploid (n = 98). Expected DNA content was 3.0 pg/nucleus for tetraploids (2n=4x=36), 4.5 pg/nucleus for hexaploids (2n=6x=54), and 6.0 pg/nucleus for octaploids (2n=8x=72). The use of DNA content for ploidy classification is less precise than chromosome counts and these classifications should not be taken as a warranty that all plants within each population have the designated euploid chromosome number, and the population may contain aneuploids and/or hexaploids. The plants classified at octaploid were the parents of WS8U.	1675938	PI 639192
201	PI 664240	170055	Panicum virgatum L.	Nevada, United States	S9	Not Available	2005							Wild material	Erect herb 0.9 meters tall.	1673854	PI 664240
202	PI 645599	'Fourchon'	Panicum amarum Elliott	Louisiana, United States	S9		2005	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Fourchon bitter panicum is intended for use on coastal beaches and barrier islands of the north central Gulf coast, primarily Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. It is an early colonizing species that grows best on the crest and windward slope of the foredune where few other species compete with it. It is a warmseason native perennial grass that spreads primarily by rhizomes or by tillering from lower nodes on the culm (stem).	1719305	PI 645599
203	PI 636468	TEM-LoDorm	Panicum virgatum L.	Texas, United States	S9		2004	DEVELOPED	05/2007					Breeding material	Derived from Alamo, a lowland switchgrass cultivar. The selection protocol involved four cycles of selection, the first three of these being mass selection for low dormancy with respect to seed germination. In the last cycle, the 24 clones whose seed exhibited highest germination were selected and and replanted. Seed was harvested from these outstanding plants and germination percentages were determined over several years. Relative rankings of the clones varied from year to year, but the mean germination of seed of the clones was always significantly greater than that of unselected Alamo. Equal portions of seed of each of the genotypes were combined and constitutes the TEM-LoDorm germplasm. The appearance of these clones in the field was no different than unselected Alamo, and the germplasm should be no different than Alamo in any characteristics except germination behavior.	1668646	PI 636468
204	PI 642395	9084512	Panicum virgatum L.	Michigan, United States	S9	Not Available	2004	COLLECTED	1999		42.65143200, -84.61173500			Wild material	Perennial, warm-season bunch grass with short, hard, scaly rhizomes. Stems are erect, often reddish to purplish at the base and reaching a height of 7 feet. Dense mat of white, silky hairs extends from ligule to upper leaf surface. Inflorescence is open, freely branched, and pyramidal. Since undergoing no purposeful selection, it should not differ in rate of spread, seed production, vigor, or behavior from naturally occurring switchgrass in this area. Anticipated uses include providing food/cover for wildlife, increasing species diversity, controlling erosion, and restoring native plant environments.	1694858	PI 642395
205	PI 649381	Separation from GAL	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Afghanistan	NC7		2003	COLLECTED								1646737	PI 649381
206	PI 633425	'Horizon'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		2003	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Seed coat white (lemma and palea) and a compactum (closed) type panicle. Foliage green in color and similar to Sunup. Nebraska trials, average grain yields were 2.5% higher than Sunrise and Huntsman, and 5% higher than Earlybird. Broadly adapted across the high Plains region, yielding well from South Dakota to Colorado and Wyoming. Earlier in maturity than Sunrise and Earlybird, and later than Dawn. Dawn is generally ready for harvest at least 1 week earlier than Horizon. Flowering is similar to Sunrise and Earlybird, but the seed fill period is shorter with appropriate moisture for harvest being reached two to three days earlier. Seed size (158 seeds g-1) is similar to Sunrise and Earlybird, and larger than Huntsman (161 seeds g-1). Grain volume weight (725 g L-1) is similar to Earlybird (721 g L-1) and Sunrise (728 g L-1), and over the past 4 years has generally been higher than other released cultivars. Shorter (33 cm) than Earlybird, Sunrise, Sunup and Huntsman (35-36 cm), but taller than Dawn (28 cm). Straw strength similar to Sunup. Less than 0.1% partially red seed coat is present. No susceptibility to Russian wheat aphid (Diuraphis noxia). Dawn and other lines have been attacked by head rot associated with stem boring species in the same nurseries where Horizon has not shown symptoms but Horizon may have escaped due to preference based on relative maturity rather than resistance.	1645230	PI 633425
207	PI 607837	TEM-SLC	Panicum virgatum L.	Texas, United States	S9	Not Available	2000	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Average crown node elevation of 0.03 cm above the soil surface when grown from seed under continuous dim light (PPFD 1.5 uM m-2 sec -1) at a constant temperature of 30 C for 7 days. Alamo has an average crown node elevation of 0.25 cm above the soil surface when grown under the same conditions. Thus, more responsive to red light in the seedling stage than Alamo. Indistinguishable from Alamo in the mature plant form (2 or more years of age).	1596689	PI 607837
208	PI 607838	TEM-SEC	Panicum virgatum L.	Texas, United States	S9		2000	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Average crown node elevation of 0.87 cm above the soil surface when grown from seed under continuous dim light (PPFD 1.5 uM m-2 sec-1) at a constant temperature of 30 C for 7 days. Alamo has an average crown node elevation of 0.25 cm above the soil surface when grown under the same conditions. Thus, less responsive to red light in the seedling stage than Alamo. Indistinguishable from Alamo in the mature plant form (2 or more years of age).	1596688	PI 607838
209	PI 649372	Index Seminum 295	Panicum miliaceum L.	Grand-Est, France	NC7		1999	COLLECTED	1998	Wolxheim.	48.56666667, 7.50000000	240		Wild material	This accession has dark red seed coats (lemma and palea) as observed by David Brenner in Ames, Iowa, 2007. Since they are dark red rather than greenish, the accession may have naturalized from cultivated plants. In 2009 David Brenner observed that this accession is difficult to classify to sub-species, since it has dark seeds and is non-shattering.	1576569	PI 649372
210	PI 598136	'SUNBURST'	Panicum virgatum L.	South Dakota, United States	S9		1997	DEVELOPED	1997					Cultivar	Winterhardy, leafy, and heavy-seeded upland type. Anthesis early August in eastern SD. Seed weight approx. 200 mg 100 seed-1. Annual forage production 4000 to greater than 9000 kg ha-1 over wide range of environments in northern Great Plains. Total nitrogen in herbage prior to heading approx. 2% and at soft dough less than 1%.	1545562	PI 598136
211	PI 591824	'SHAWNEE'	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9		1995	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Upland, octaploid switchgrass. Improved forage quality as measured by in vitro dry matter digestibility (IVDMD) in comparison to Cave-in-Rock and improved forage yield in comparison to Trailblazer. Good persistance and relatively free of diseases. Adapted to USDA hardiness zones 5,6, and 7 east of 100 deg. W. longitude.	1500197	PI 591824
212	PI 649371	Index Seminum #568	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Sachsen, Germany	NC7		1995	COLLECTED	1994					Wild material	This accession has bright white seed coats (lemma and palea) as observed by David Brenner in Ames, Iowa, 2007, and 2009. Since they are non-shattering and white rather than shattering and greenish the accession may have naturalized from cultivated plants.	1495312	PI 649371
213	PI 584510	TEM-LC	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1994	DEVELOPED	12/06/1994					Breeding material	When grown from seed under continuous dim light (PPRD 1.5 uM m-2 sec-1) at a constant temperature of 30 C for 7 days, has average crown node elevation of 0.03cm above the soil surface. Selection-75 has average crown node elevation of 0.90cm above the soil surface when grown under the same conditions. Thus, TEM-LC is more responsive to red light than Selection-75. In the mature plant form (2 or more years of age), TEM-LC is indistinguishable from Selection-75.	1482682	PI 584510
214	PI 584511	TEM-EC	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1994	DEVELOPED	12/06/1994					Breeding material	When grown from seed under continuous dim light (PPFD 1.5 uM m-2 sec-1) at a constant temperature of 30 C for 7 days, has an average crown node elevation of 1.96cm above the soil surface. Selection-75 has an average crown node elevation of 0.90cm above the soil surface when grown under the same conditions. Thus, TEM-EC is less responsive to red light than Selection-75. In the mature plant form (2 or more years of age), TEM-EC is indistinguishable from Selection-75	1482683	PI 584511
215	PI 583347	'SUNRISE'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1994	DEVELOPED	06/15/1994					Cultivar	Seed coat (lemma and palea) white. Panicle compactum (closed). Foliage green, similar to Sunup. Yield potential 4% more than Sunup and Rise, and 50% more than Dawn. Relative yield expected to be better than other cultivars. Maturity similar to Rise and Sunup. Seed size (685 seeds per 5g) similar to Earlybird and 8% larger than Sunup. Grain volume weight (713gl-1) not significantly different from Sunup (711 gl-1). Straw strength similar to Sunup. Less susceptible to lodging than Panhandle, Cope, Abarr, or Snowbird. Plant height intermediate between Rise and Earlybird	1478318	PI 583347
216	PI 583348	NE1	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1994	DEVELOPED	06/15/1994					Breeding material	Seed coat (lemma and palea) white. Panicle compactum (closed). Foliage green, similar to Sunup. Yield potential 4% more than Sunup and Rise, and 50% more than Dawn. Relative yield expected to be better than other cultivars. Maturity similar to Rise and Sunup. Very short and serves as source of high yield potential with short plant height. Dawn is only cultivar with shorter plant height. Seed size (744 seeds per 5g) similar to Sunup and 8% smaller than Huntsman. Grain volume weight (715 gl-1) not significantly different from Sunup (711 gl-1). Straw strength similar to Sunup	1478319	PI 583348
217	PI 578073	'EARLYBIRD'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1994	DEVELOPED	02/25/1994					Cultivar	Seed coat (lemma and palea) white. Panicle compactum type (closed). Foliage green in color and similar to Sunup. Cool growing conditions increase incidence of red pigmentation in foliage. Yield potential similar to Sunup, 6% more than Rise, and 41% more than Dawn. Seed size (684 seeds per 5g) larger than all previously released cultivars. Average 4% larger seed size compared to Dawn, and 6% larger than Sunup and Snowbird. Straw strength similar to Sunup and better than other cultivars with similar plant height. Maturity intermediate between Dawn and Sunup	1473044	PI 578073
218	PI 578074	'HUNTSMAN'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1994	DEVELOPED	02/25/1994					Cultivar	Seed coat white. Panicle compactum closed type. Foliage green and similar to Sunup. Yield potential similar to Sunup, 11% more than Rise, and 46% more than Dawn. Maturity intermediate between Cope and Sunup and later in maturity than all previous Nebraska releases. Seed size (711 seeds per 5g) larger than all previously released cultivars except Dawn. Averaged 2% larger seed size than Sunup and Snowbird and 5% larger than Rise. Straw strength similar to Sunup and better than other cvs. with similar plant height. Plant height intermediate between Rise and Sunup	1473045	PI 578074
219	PI 573097	TEM-SV1	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1993	DEVELOPED	09/23/1993					Genetic material	Selected for increased seedling shoot growth rate. Morphologically indistinguishable from Selection -75. Seedlings grow faster than those of Selection-75, having 33% and 20% greater shoot dry mass at 16 and 30 days after emergence in field evaluations. Seed have greater carbohydrate reserves than seed of Selection-75 and an average mass of 0.93mg/seed	1468068	PI 573097
220	PI 564168	TEM-SR1	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1992	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Selected specifically for resist. to seed shattering. Ave. seed mass of hand-harvested mature seed 0.996mg/seed. Compared to Selection-75, retains over twice the number of seed per inflorescence at 35 days after flowering, anthesis occurs 2-3 days later, produces more seed per inflorescence, leaves wider and stems greater in diameter. Yielded significantly less and more upright growth habit than Sel-75 and Verde.	1459139	PI 564168
221	PI 561721	'Southpa'	Panicum amarum Elliott	Florida, United States	S9		1992	COLLECTED	07/14/1977	0.75 miles S of Carlin Park at Hwy A1A near edge of blacktop. T41 R43 S5, MLRA 155, Palm Beach County.		5	Beach sand	Wild material		1456693	PI 561721
222	PI 559908	TEM-LD1	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1991	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	Selected for low post harvest seed dormancy. Germination of freshly-harvested seed 89%. Morphologically indistinguishable from Selection-75, the cultivar which comprised 75% of base population. Produces abundant fertile seed in late spring which have average mass of 0.82mg/seed. Spring growth initiated in early March, plants bloom by mid-May. Yield trials produced 38g of dry matter/plant, similar to Selection-75, but wintersurvival reduced compared to same cultivar.	1454880	PI 559908
223	PI 537588	'DACOTAH'	Panicum virgatum L.		S9	Not Available	1990	COLLECTED			44.50811300, -98.96510800			Cultivar	Cultivar with early maturity, adaquate forage and higher latittude of adaptation then presently available varieties. For use in the Conservation Reserve Program, stabilization of critical areas, grass waterways, component of grass mixture for warm-season pastures, nature trails, habitat for upland game birds and waterfowl and where establishment of native vegetation is an objective.	1432524	PI 537588
224	PI 649375	'Boeun 4'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061181	PI 649375
225	PI 649376	'Cheongsong 4'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061186	PI 649376
226	PI 649377	'Cheongwon 5'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061189	PI 649377
227	PI 649378	'Euiseong 5'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061194	PI 649378
228	PI 649379	'Eumseong 5'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061197	PI 649379
229	PI 649380	'Mooju 6'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Korea, South	NC7		1990	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1061203	PI 649380
230	PI 536011	'SUNUP'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1989	DONATED	10/12/1989					Cultivar	Cultivar with potential superior yield in western Nebraska. Seed white, intermediate in size between Dawn and Rise. Head type compactum. Good yield record in black fallow, no-till and in early and late seedings. Should be adapted to areas north of Nebraska	1430947	PI 536011
231	PI 531397	'BANKUTI FEHER'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1426333	PI 531397
232	PI 531398	BOLGAR 159	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Bulgaria	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426334	PI 531398
233	PI 531399	BOLGAR 161	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Bulgaria	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426335	PI 531399
234	PI 531400	CSASZARRETI 2	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426336	PI 531400
235	PI 531401	CSASZARRETI 6	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426337	PI 531401
236	PI 531402	DOMACE BIELE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Czechoslovakia	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426338	PI 531402
237	PI 531403	DUNAKILITI "A"	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426339	PI 531403
238	PI 531404	GORKOVSKOE 43	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426340	PI 531404
239	PI 531405	GULIANSKOE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426341	PI 531405
240	PI 531406	HANACKE MANA	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Czechoslovakia	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426342	PI 531406
241	PI 531407	HARKOVSKOE 2	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Germany	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426343	PI 531407
242	PI 531408	HARKOVSKOE 65	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Germany	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426344	PI 531408
243	PI 531409	IPECS	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary		Historic	1989	DONATED	05/30/1989					Cultivated material		1426345	PI 531409
244	PI 531410	'KAMUSINSZKOE 67'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1426346	PI 531410
245	PI 531411	KOMSOMOLSKOE 996	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426347	PI 531411
246	PI 531412	KAZANSKOE 176	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426348	PI 531412
247	PI 531413	KORNBERGER MITTELFRUHE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Germany	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426349	PI 531413
248	PI 531414	KRASNOKUTSKOE 48	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426350	PI 531414
249	PI 531415	KUSOTA	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426351	PI 531415
250	PI 531416	MALCALTOR "A"	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426352	PI 531416
251	PI 531417	ORENBURGSKOE KRASNOE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426353	PI 531417
252	PI 531418	OROSZ-6	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DONATED	05/30/1989					Cultivated material		1426354	PI 531418
253	PI 531419	PROSOS	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Kenya	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426355	PI 531419
254	PI 531420	PUSKI "A"	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426356	PI 531420
255	PI 531421	RABASZENTANDRASI "A"	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426357	PI 531421
256	PI 531422	SARATOVSKOE 953	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426358	PI 531422
257	PI 531423	STRELECKIE BRUNATE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Poland	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426359	PI 531423
258	PI 531424	SZABADSZALLASI "A"	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Landrace		1426360	PI 531424
259	PI 531425	'SZARVASI 353'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1426361	PI 531425
260	PI 531426	'TAPIOI BARNA'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1426362	PI 531426
261	PI 531427	TOJDENSKOE 215	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426363	PI 531427
262	PI 531428	'TOPAZ'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1989	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1426364	PI 531428
263	PI 531429	TUVINSKOE	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426365	PI 531429
264	PI 531430	'VESZELOPODOLJANSZKOE 403'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1426366	PI 531430
265	PI 531431	UNIKUM	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Czechoslovakia	NC7		1989	COLLECTED						Cultivated material		1426367	PI 531431
266	PI 551343	UI 6909	Panicum bisulcatum Thunb.	Andhra Pradesh, India		Historic	1988	DONATED	12/15/1988					Wild material		1446279	PI 551343
267	PI 551352	UI 4718	Panicum capillare L.	Trujillo, Venezuela		Historic	1988	COLLECTED	02/22/1974	1.7km south of Valera in pass on both sides of road along cliff.				Wild material		1446288	PI 551352
268	PI 551353	UI 4719	Panicum capillare L.	Oklahoma, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		At turnoff of Interstate 40 near Ramada Inn of Elk City, 136.0km west of Interstate 40 and US 81 junction.				Wild material		1446289	PI 551353
269	PI 551354	UI 4720	Panicum capillare L.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		3.2km west of Oklahoma border along Interstate 40 in sandy soil in recovering prairie.				Wild material		1446290	PI 551354
270	PI 551355	UI 4721	Panicum capillare L.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		2.1km west of Shamrock along Interstate 40, next to rest area along planted pasture.				Wild material		1446291	PI 551355
271	PI 551356	UI 5167	Panicum capillare L.	Tennessee, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Vacent lot at gas station near Murfreesboro.				Wild material		1446292	PI 551356
272	PI 551357	UI 4762	Panicum dichotomiflorum Michx.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Corpus Christi sewage plant, 10.7km from South Shoreline Boulevard and Morgan Street.				Wild material		1446293	PI 551357
273	PI 551358	UI 4763	Panicum dichotomiflorum Michx.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		14.2km northeast of Refugio, Refugio County, along US 77.				Wild material		1446294	PI 551358
274	PI 551369	UI 5082	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		4.0km south of Castia and 46.1km south of United States and Mexico border on Mexico Highway 15.				Wild material		1446305	PI 551369
275	PI 551370	UI 5087	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		6.4km east of Navojoa along Alamos Road.				Wild material		1446306	PI 551370
276	PI 551371	UI 5077	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Arizona, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		14.4km west of US 89 and AZ 289 junction in Pena Blanca Recreation Area, Coronado National Forest.				Wild material		1446307	PI 551371
277	PI 551372	UI 4725	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Arizona, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		22.4km south of Safford, Graham County, along US 666, in gully.				Wild material		1446308	PI 551372
278	PI 551373	UI 4726	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Arizona, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		20.6km S of Bowie, Cochise County along Apache Pass Road.				Wild material		1446309	PI 551373
279	PI 551374	UI 4727	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Arizona, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		2.7km southwest from AZ 186 and AZ 181 junction, along AZ 181, Cochise County.				Wild material		1446310	PI 551374
280	PI 551375	UI 4728	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		15.0km south of United States and Mexico border at Nogales, along Mexico Highway 15.				Wild material		1446311	PI 551375
281	PI 551376	UI 4729	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Along Mexico Highway 15, 95.2km south of Hermosillo.				Wild material		1446312	PI 551376
282	PI 551377	UI 4730	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		95.2km south of Hermosillo, along Mexico Highway 15, 36.8km north of Guaymas.				Wild material		1446313	PI 551377
283	PI 551378	UI 4731	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		57.3km southeast of Guaymas along Mexico Highway 15, 18.6km northwest of Vicam Station at edge of water.				Wild material		1446314	PI 551378
284	PI 551379	UI 4732	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		57.3km southeast of Guaymas along Mexico Highway 15 in damp meadow.				Wild material		1446315	PI 551379
285	PI 551380	UI 4733	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		1.2km northwest of Alamos.				Wild material		1446316	PI 551380
286	PI 551381	UI 4734	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sonora, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		40.8km southy of Navojoa from junction of Mexico Highway 15 and Sonora State Highway 19, along Mexico Highway 15.				Wild material		1446317	PI 551381
287	PI 551382	UI 4735	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Sinaloa, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		15.0km southeast of Guamuchil, along Mexico Highway 15.				Wild material		1446318	PI 551382
288	PI 551383	UI 4736	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Nayarit, Mexico		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		7.2km south of Ahuacatlan and 4.3km south of Jala turnoff along Mexico Highway 15.				Wild material		1446319	PI 551383
289	PI 551384	UI 4723B	Panicum hirticaule J. Presl	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Southwest of Amarillo, just of Interstate 40, along Paramount Avenue in empty lot.				Wild material		1446320	PI 551384
290	PI 551387	UI 4789	Panicum repens L.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Along TX 87, 19.8km northeast of Port Boliva Perry Landing in Galveston County.				Wild material		1446323	PI 551387
291	PI 551388	UI 4790	Panicum repens L.	Texas, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		26.1km northeast of High Island, Galveston County, and 70.9km northeast of Galveston, along TX 87.				Wild material		1446324	PI 551388
292	PI 551389	UI 4791	Panicum repens L.	Florida, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		1.6km east of Inlet Beach and 63.7km east of Fort Walton Beach in Bay County along US 98.				Wild material		1446325	PI 551389
293	PI 551390	UI 4792	Panicum repens L.	Florida, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED		Along pond, 1.6km east of Inlet Beach, Bay County, along US 98.				Wild material		1446326	PI 551390
294	PI 704878	IC 28424	Panicum sumatrense Roth	India	NC7		1988	COLLECTED								1067491	PI 704878
295	PI 704879	IC 28423	Panicum sumatrense Roth	India	NC7		1988	COLLECTED								1067497	PI 704879
296	PI 704880	UI 6695	Panicum sumatrense Roth	India	NC7		1988	COLLECTED	PRE 12/15/1988							1067500	PI 704880
297	PI 704881	IPM 23	Panicum sumatrense Roth	West Bengal, India	NC7		1988	COLLECTED	PRE 12/15/1988	Kudi, Mahasu, West Dinajpur. Written in the CEL log-in book and in the donation packing list.	25.21007800, 88.76694600	50			This may duplicate Ames 11140 since both are IPM 23. However, since Ames 11140 is inactivated this is the continuing IPM 23.	1067532	PI 704881
298	PI 532957	J-142	Panicum sp.	Nepal		Historic	1988	COLLECTED	09/11/1986	Along field margins and irrigation canals, Jomsom, Mustang.	28.00000000, 84.00000000	2682		Wild material	Rhizomatous, widespread. Valuable forage. Propagated by roots. Harvested mid-late October.	1427893	PI 532957
299	PI 516181	'MINERVA'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Romania	NC7		1988	DONATED	02/08/1988					Cultivar		1411117	PI 516181
300	PI 515948	9039029	Panicum amarum Elliott	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED	10/1983	Dune, Fort Macon State Park, Carteret County.	34.66666667, -77.00000000			Breeding material	Stems thick. Rhizomes extensive. Excellent sand dune stabilizing plant. Growth most vigorous south of Maryland. Adapted to coastal dunes and sandy shores from Connecticut to Florida and Texas.	1410884	PI 515948
301	PI 518820	9039030	Panicum amarum Elliott	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED	10/1983	Fort Macon State Park, Carteret County.	34.66666667, -77.00000000			Breeding material	Stems thick. Rhizomes extensive. Excellent sand dune stabilizing plant. Growth most vigorous south of Maryland. Adapted to coastal dunes and sandy shores from Connecticut to Florida and Texas.	1413756	PI 518820
302	PI 518821	9039032	Panicum amarum Elliott	North Carolina, United States		Historic	1988	COLLECTED	10/1983	Emerald Isle, Carteret Co., NC.	34.66666667, -77.00000000			Breeding material	Stems thick. Rhizomes extensive. Excellent sand dune stabilizing plant. Growth most vigorous south of Maryland. Adapted to coastal dunes and sandy shores from Connecticut to Florida and Texas.	1413757	PI 518821
303	PI 507933	0800215	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hungary	NC7		1987	COLLECTED	1983	Miskolc	48.10000230, 20.71600000			Landrace		1402869	PI 507933
304	PI 654403	6843	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Bitlis, Turkey	NC7		1986	COLLECTED	08/10/1985	1.6 km northwest of Mutki on road to Kavak.	38.41666667, 41.91666667	1320	Steep southern slope in area between semi-terraced fields of irrigated millet. Amaranthus and Vicia present as weeds. Thin soil over metamorphic rock. Region of oak and populus forest.	Cultivated material		1040027	PI 654403
305	PI 654404	Koruk, Garis	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Bitlis, Turkey	NC7		1986	COLLECTED	08/13/1985	30 km east of Kucuksu, near Ekinduzu village, on road from Tatvan to Van.	38.43333333, 42.55000000	1670	Irrigated Panicum field, sown in June, maturing at time of collection.	Cultivated material	Used for chicken feed. Many years ago, before wheat was grown here, Panicum was also used for bread. Setaria (6859) covers about 5-10% of field. Setaria was once grown separately as a crop or mixed with Panicum.	1040028	PI 654404
306	PI 649373	Tala	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hakkâri, Turkey	NC7		1986	COLLECTED		Gecitli village, West of Hakkari.	37.60000000, 43.56666667	1860		Cultivated material	Grown for chicken feed. Formerly grown for bread making.	1040015	PI 649373
307	PI 649374	Garvis	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Hakkâri, Turkey	NC7		1986	COLLECTED		Uzumci village, 29.6 km south of Hakkari on Hakkari-Cukurca road, then 0.6 km north on road to Baslik.	37.50000000, 43.60000000	1170	Open oak scrub forest region.	Cultivated material	Sown in June and harvested 70 days later. Used for bread/flour.	1040016	PI 649374
308	PI 517016	GR 656	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Morocco	NC7		1986	DEVELOPED						Cultivated material		1411952	PI 517016
309	PI 517017	GR 658	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Drâa-Tafilalet, Morocco	NC7		1986	COLLECTED	07/30/1983	50 km N of Ouarzazate at Ait-Benhaddou	31.05000000, -7.13000000			Cultivated material	Donated by Abdelazziz Maghroui	1411953	PI 517017
310	PI 517018	GR 664	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Morocco	NC7		1986	COLLECTED	07/30/1983	70 km N of Ouarzazate	31.49182710, -6.46951300			Cultivated material	Grown by Saoud Ahmad Agouime. 1979 seed crop.	1411954	PI 517018
311	PI 517019	GR 665	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Drâa-Tafilalet, Morocco	NC7		1986	COLLECTED	07/30/1983	Road 6849 at Ilaghimane	30.86044030, -6.46951300			Cultivated material	Grown by Mohamed Ben Lahcen Ait Hmidun Said.	1411955	PI 517019
312	PI 549094	'TRAILBLAZER'	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9		1984	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Similar to Pathfinder in maturity, appearance, and area of adaptation which is central Great Plains and western Corn Belt. The 6% improvement in IVDMD in comparison to Pathfinder resulted in a 23% improvement in beef production per ha.	1444030	PI 549094
313	PI 483444	'Verde'	Panicum coloratum L.	Texas, United States	S9		1984	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Similar to 'Selection 75' Kleingrass but selected for larger seed size.	1378380	PI 483444
314	PI 648365	70SG 037	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167438	PI 648365
315	PI 648366	70SG 053	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167469	PI 648366
316	PI 648367	70SG 070	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167501	PI 648367
317	PI 649386	'Rise'	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Nebraska, United States	NC7		1983	DONATED	06/1983					Cultivar	About 12-15 cm taller than Dawn and about 5-8 cm shorter than Panhandle. It has a heading date midway between Cope and Dawn, similar to Minco. It had grain yields that exceeded Cope, Dawn, and Minco during all three years of testing. It has a compactum panicle type similar to Dawn although the seed is smaller than Dawn. It has lodging resistance similar to Dawn.	1156046	PI 649386
318	PI 642193	70SG 001	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167374	PI 642193
319	PI 642194	70SG 002	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167375	PI 642194
320	PI 642195	70SG 003	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167378	PI 642195
321	PI 642196	70SG 004	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167379	PI 642196
322	PI 642197	70SG 005	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167382	PI 642197
323	PI 642198	70SG 006	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167383	PI 642198
324	PI 642199	70SG 007	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167386	PI 642199
325	PI 642200	70SG 008	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167387	PI 642200
326	PI 642201	70SG 010	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167390	PI 642201
327	PI 642202	70SG 011	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167391	PI 642202
328	PI 642203	70SG 012	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167394	PI 642203
329	PI 642204	70SG 013	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167395	PI 642204
330	PI 642205	70SG 014	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167398	PI 642205
331	PI 642206	70SG 015	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167399	PI 642206
332	PI 642207	70SG 016	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167402	PI 642207
333	PI 642208	70SG 017	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167403	PI 642208
334	PI 642209	70SG 018	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167406	PI 642209
335	PI 642210	70SG 019	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167407	PI 642210
336	PI 642211	70SG 020	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167410	PI 642211
337	PI 642212	70SG 021	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167411	PI 642212
338	PI 642213	70SG 022	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167414	PI 642213
339	PI 642214	70SG 023	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167415	PI 642214
340	PI 642215	70SG 024	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167418	PI 642215
341	PI 642216	70SG 025	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167419	PI 642216
342	PI 642217	70SG 026	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167422	PI 642217
343	PI 642218	70SG 028	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167423	PI 642218
344	PI 642219	70SG 029	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167424	PI 642219
345	PI 642220	70SG 031	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167427	PI 642220
346	PI 642221	70SG 032	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167428	PI 642221
347	PI 642222	70SG 033	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167430	PI 642222
348	PI 642223	70SG 034	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167431	PI 642223
349	PI 642224	70SG 035	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167434	PI 642224
350	PI 642225	70SG 036	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167435	PI 642225
351	PI 642226	70SG 038	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167439	PI 642226
352	PI 642227	70SG 039	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167442	PI 642227
353	PI 642228	70SG 040	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167443	PI 642228
354	PI 642229	70SG 041	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167446	PI 642229
355	PI 642230	70SG 042	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167447	PI 642230
356	PI 642231	70SG 043	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167450	PI 642231
357	PI 642232	70SG 044	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167451	PI 642232
358	PI 642233	70SG 045	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167454	PI 642233
359	PI 642234	70SG 046	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167455	PI 642234
360	PI 642235	70SG 047	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167458	PI 642235
361	PI 642236	70SG 048	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167459	PI 642236
362	PI 642237	70SG 049	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167462	PI 642237
363	PI 642238	70SG 050	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167463	PI 642238
364	PI 642239	70SG 051	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167465	PI 642239
365	PI 642240	70SG 052	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167466	PI 642240
366	PI 642241	70SG 054	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167470	PI 642241
367	PI 642242	70SG 055	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167472	PI 642242
368	PI 642243	70SG 056	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167473	PI 642243
369	PI 642244	70SG 057	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167476	PI 642244
370	PI 642245	70SG 058	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167477	PI 642245
371	PI 642246	70SG 059	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167480	PI 642246
372	PI 642247	70SG 060	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167481	PI 642247
373	PI 642248	70SG 061	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167484	PI 642248
374	PI 642249	70SG 062	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167485	PI 642249
375	PI 642250	70SG 063	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167488	PI 642250
376	PI 642251	70SG 064	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167489	PI 642251
377	PI 642252	70SG 065	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167492	PI 642252
378	PI 642253	70SG 066	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167493	PI 642253
379	PI 642254	70SG 067	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167496	PI 642254
380	PI 642255	70SG 068	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167497	PI 642255
381	PI 642256	70SG 069	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167498	PI 642256
382	PI 642257	70SG 071	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167502	PI 642257
383	PI 642258	70SG 072	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167505	PI 642258
384	PI 642259	70SG 073	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167506	PI 642259
385	PI 642260	70SG 074	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167509	PI 642260
386	PI 642261	70SG 075	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167510	PI 642261
387	PI 642262	70SG 076	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167513	PI 642262
388	PI 642263	70SG 077	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167514	PI 642263
389	PI 642264	70SG 078	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167517	PI 642264
390	PI 642265	70SG 079	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167518	PI 642265
391	PI 642266	70SG 080	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167521	PI 642266
392	PI 642267	70SG 081	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167522	PI 642267
393	PI 642268	70SG 082	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672984), which represents all accessions contained in the 70SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167525	PI 642268
394	PI 642269	71SG 001	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167526	PI 642269
395	PI 642270	71SG 002	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167529	PI 642270
396	PI 642271	71SG 004	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167530	PI 642271
397	PI 642272	71SG 005	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167533	PI 642272
398	PI 642273	71SG 006	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167534	PI 642273
399	PI 642274	71SG 007	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167537	PI 642274
400	PI 642275	71SG 008	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167538	PI 642275
401	PI 642276	71SG 009	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167541	PI 642276
402	PI 642277	71SG 010	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167542	PI 642277
403	PI 642278	71SG 011	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167545	PI 642278
404	PI 642279	71SG 012	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167546	PI 642279
405	PI 642280	71SG 013	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167549	PI 642280
406	PI 642281	71SG 014	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167550	PI 642281
407	PI 642282	71SG 015	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167553	PI 642282
408	PI 642283	71SG 016	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167554	PI 642283
409	PI 642284	71SG 017	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167557	PI 642284
410	PI 642285	71SG 018	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167558	PI 642285
411	PI 642286	71SG 019	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167561	PI 642286
412	PI 642287	71SG 020	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167562	PI 642287
413	PI 642288	71SG 021	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167565	PI 642288
414	PI 642289	71SG 022	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167566	PI 642289
415	PI 642290	71SG 023	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167569	PI 642290
416	PI 642291	71SG 024	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167570	PI 642291
417	PI 642292	71SG 025	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167572	PI 642292
418	PI 642293	71SG 026	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167573	PI 642293
419	PI 642294	71SG 027	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167574	PI 642294
420	PI 642295	71SG 028	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167575	PI 642295
421	PI 642296	71SG 029	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167576	PI 642296
422	PI 642297	71SG 030	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167577	PI 642297
423	PI 642298	71SG 031	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167578	PI 642298
424	PI 642299	71SG 032	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167579	PI 642299
425	PI 642300	71SG 033	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167580	PI 642300
426	PI 642301	71SG 034	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167581	PI 642301
427	PI 642302	71SG 035	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167582	PI 642302
428	PI 642303	71SG 036	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167583	PI 642303
429	PI 642304	71SG 037	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167584	PI 642304
430	PI 642305	71SG 038	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167585	PI 642305
431	PI 642306	71SG 039	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167586	PI 642306
432	PI 642307	71SG 040	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167587	PI 642307
433	PI 642308	71SG 041	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167588	PI 642308
434	PI 642309	71SG 041B	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167589	PI 642309
435	PI 642310	71SG 042	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167590	PI 642310
436	PI 642311	71SG 043	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167591	PI 642311
437	PI 642312	71SG 044	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167592	PI 642312
438	PI 642313	71SG 045	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9	Not Available	1983	DONATED	1983						This accession has been included in the composite accession (PI 672985), which represents all accessions contained in the 71SG population originally donated by Arvid Boe. Please contact the warm season grass curator, Melanie Harrison, for more information.	1167593	PI 642313
439	PI 478001	'Forestburg'	Panicum virgatum L.	South Dakota, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED	08/1956	Forestburg, Sanborn County, South Dakota	44.02220600, -98.10814000			Cultivar	Potential use for surface mine reclamation and forage. Maturity early. Forage yield high.	1372937	PI 478001
440	PI 478002	T 6011	Panicum virgatum L.	North Dakota, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED	05/1955	Hand County, North Dakota	44.50811300, -98.96510800			Cultivated material	Collected by G. A. Rogler. Potential multiple use conservation plant: surface mine reclamation and forage. Forage yield high.	1372938	PI 478002
441	PI 476814	T 16952	Panicum amarum Elliott var. amarulum (Hitchc. & Chase) P. G. Palmer	United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED	09/24/1941	Virginia Beach, Virginia						1371750	PI 476814
442	PI 476815	T 16954	Panicum amarum Elliott var. amarulum (Hitchc. & Chase) P. G. Palmer	United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED		Manteo, North Carolina					Seed production heavy.	1371751	PI 476815
443	PI 477003	'Nebraska 28'	Panicum virgatum L.	Nebraska, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED	1935	Holt County, Nebraska	42.38033100, -98.66005900			Cultivar	Released in 1979. Nebraska sandhill type. Maturity early. Well-adapted to diverse soils. Susceptible to rust in areas with longer season than Nebraska. Used for forage and stabilization.	1371939	PI 477003
444	PI 476289	T 3357	Panicum antidotale Retz.	Arizona, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	01/1983						Tested under Tucson PMC Number A-14013 and Knox City PMC Number T-15327. Cold hardy.	1371225	PI 476289
445	PI 476290	T 2086	Panicum virgatum L.	North Carolina, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED		Wilmington, North Carolina	34.22572500, -77.94471000				Fast growing.	1371226	PI 476290
446	PI 476291	T 2099	Panicum virgatum L.		S9		1983	COLLECTED			34.22572500, -77.94471000				Blend of T-2086 and T-2104	1371227	PI 476291
447	PI 476292	T 2100	Panicum virgatum L.	Arkansas, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED	10/31/1955	Franklin County, Arkansas	35.59276300, -93.82442900					1371228	PI 476292
448	PI 476293	T 2101	Panicum virgatum L.	New Jersey, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED		Heislerville, New Jersey	39.22316700, -74.99241200					1371229	PI 476293
449	PI 476294	T 4613	Panicum virgatum L.	Colorado, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED		Eads, Colorado	38.48056200, -102.78186300				Tested under New Mexico Number C-10.	1371230	PI 476294
450	PI 476295	T 4614	Panicum virgatum L.	Colorado, United States	S9		1983	COLLECTED		Colorado Springs, Colorado	38.83388200, -104.82136300				Tested under New Mexico Number C-13.	1371231	PI 476295
451	PI 476296	T 16971	Panicum virgatum L.	Maryland, United States	S9		1983	DONATED	01/1983						Tested under Arizona Number A-6606.	1371232	PI 476296
452	PI 477093		Panicum glabripes Döll	Uruguay		Historic	1982	COLLECTED	11/22/1979	Sandy field next to small ranch, Route 26, Las Toscas, Tacua rembo Dept					Collected by B. Rosengurtt and D. Formoso.	1372029	PI 477093
453	PI 469224	'A-130'	Panicum antidotale Retz.	Australia	S9		1982	COLLECTED	1932					Cultivar	Released in 1950. Major strain grown in the southwest. Suitable for irrigation and range.	1364160	PI 469224
454	PI 469228	'Cave-in-Rock'	Panicum virgatum L.	Illinois, United States	S9		1982	COLLECTED	1958	Cave-in-Rock, Illinois	37.46921700, -88.16530800			Cultivar	Released in 1974. Maturity late. Medium to coarse. Seed production 75% higher than 'Blackwell. Used for hay, wildlife food and cover. Resistant to zonate leafspot and rust.	1364164	PI 469228
455	PI 476398	Irtyskoe-201	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1981	COLLECTED								1371334	PI 476398
456	PI 476399	Raoluoga	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1981	COLLECTED								1371335	PI 476399
457	PI 476400	Mironovskoe 94	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1981	COLLECTED								1371336	PI 476400
458	PI 476401	Omskoe-5	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1981	COLLECTED								1371337	PI 476401
459	PI 476402	Kinel'skoe Skorospeloe	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	Former, Soviet Union	NC7		1981	COLLECTED								1371338	PI 476402
460	PI 462235		Panicum bergii Arechav.	Uruguay	S9		1981	DONATED	04/1981							1357171	PI 462235
461	PI 462237	2265	Panicum glabripes Döll	Tacuarembó, Uruguay		Historic	1981	COLLECTED	11/22/1979	Sandy field, Route 26, Las Toscas, Tacuarembo Department					Collected by B. Rosengurtt and D. Formoso.	1357173	PI 462237
462	PI 462238		Panicum glabripes Döll	Uruguay		Historic	1981	COLLECTED	12/20/1979	Sandy field, Route 26, E of Caraguata					Collected by B. Rosengurtt and A. Vidal.	1357174	PI 462238
463	PI 462240	2168	Panicum bergii Arechav.	Treinta y Tres, Uruguay	S9		1981	COLLECTED	12/24/1979	Garden, near river Olimar, CIAAB, Treinta y Tres Department					Collected by B. Rosengurtt.	1357176	PI 462240
464	PI 463089	I.Pm. 8	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358025	PI 463089
465	PI 463090	I.Pm. 14	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358026	PI 463090
466	PI 463091	I.Pm. 36	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358027	PI 463091
467	PI 463092	I.Ec. 96	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358028	PI 463092
468	PI 463093	I.Ec. 101	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358029	PI 463093
469	PI 463094	I.Ec. 138	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358030	PI 463094
470	PI 463095	I.Ec. 196	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358031	PI 463095
471	PI 463096	I.Pm. 211	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358032	PI 463096
472	PI 463097	I.Pm. 215	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358033	PI 463097
473	PI 463098	I.Pm. 237	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358034	PI 463098
474	PI 463099	I.Ec. 244	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358035	PI 463099
475	PI 463100	I.Pm. 247	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358036	PI 463100
476	PI 463101	I.Pm. 254	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358037	PI 463101
477	PI 463102	I.Pm. 299	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358038	PI 463102
478	PI 463103	I.Pm. 308	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358039	PI 463103
479	PI 463104	I.Pm. 324	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358040	PI 463104
480	PI 463105	I.Pm. 325	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358041	PI 463105
481	PI 463106	I.Pm. 1295	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358042	PI 463106
482	PI 463107	I.Pm. 1296/1	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358043	PI 463107
483	PI 463108	I.Pm. 1296/2	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358044	PI 463108
484	PI 463109	I.Pm. 1298	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358045	PI 463109
485	PI 463110	I.Pm. 1299	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358046	PI 463110
486	PI 463111	I.Pm. 1300	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358047	PI 463111
487	PI 463112	I.Pm. 1301	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358048	PI 463112
488	PI 463113	I.Pm. 1302	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358049	PI 463113
489	PI 463114	I.Pm. 1302/1	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358050	PI 463114
490	PI 463115	I.Pm. 1304	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358051	PI 463115
491	PI 463116	I.Pm. 1305	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358052	PI 463116
492	PI 463117	I.Pm. 1306	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358053	PI 463117
493	PI 463118	I.Pm. 1307	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358054	PI 463118
494	PI 463119	I.Pm. 1308/2	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358055	PI 463119
495	PI 463120	I.Pm. 1309	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358056	PI 463120
496	PI 463121	I.Pm. 1310	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358057	PI 463121
497	PI 463122	I.Pm. 1311	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358058	PI 463122
498	PI 463123	I.Pm. 1312	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358059	PI 463123
499	PI 463124	I.Pm. 1313	Panicum miliaceum L. subsp. miliaceum	India	NC7		1981	DONATED	03/1981							1358060	PI 463124