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Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Fs,Sr REF }	# k19457 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1927	GRIS{Ne1, Ne2 REF ; D1, D2, D3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia (collected) site: Sydney Department of Agriculture, New South Wales altitude: 4 m. site info: VIR map link	GRIS{Federation/ (HO.VU)Volga REF-REF-REF-REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{WAGGA-50 REF-REF-REF ; HURSTS-14 REF-REF ; PI-55845 ; FORELOCK REF ; } other # = EURISCO100019457; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# k31985 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1935	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia (unknown)	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = EURISCO100031985; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 21535 @ IHAR (POL) INFO>GRIS donor: GORZOW (POL) INFO received: 1977	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	Advanced/improved cultivar (odmiana hodowlana) with name 'EARLY BIRD'. It was introduced into the gene bank in 1977. Country of origin is Australia. Evaluation data available.
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 23815 @ IHAR (POL) INFO>GRIS received: 1992	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = 70; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	Advanced/improved cultivar (odmiana hodowlana) with name 'EARLY BIRD'. It was introduced into the gene bank in 1992. Country of origin is Australia.
Early Bird LINK Triticum spp. habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# TRI 22922 @ IPK (DEU) INFO>GRIS donor: PGR (DEU) INFO donor #: 43050 received: 17/9/2003	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = DEU00143050; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = availability unknown >see GRIS susc/resist top	# UA0103207 @ IR (UKR) INFO>GRIS received: 1976	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia collector's ID: 4527	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 177 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = Hurst's No 4SYN; Wagga No 50SYN >see GRIS top other # = SW 65ACC; NS 97ACC; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	description: height=120cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 7243 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = CItr 6844GEN; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	description: height=80cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=lax
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# PI 55844 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1/10/1922	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia, New South Wales (developed)	Federation/Volga Barley (?); Sister Selection of Canberra;; >see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = Early Bird; CItr 6844; AUS 7243; CI 6844; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	History: DEVELOPED 1912 New South Wales, Australia by Hurst, R., Department of Agriculture. DONATED 10/17/1922 by Shelton, J., Department of Agriculture
Early-Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# CWI 13749 # GID 336794 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1912-1915} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: PI 55844; CItr 6844 received: 1984	DON#{GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }}	Australia, New South Wales (developed)	Early-Bird >see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	DEVELOPED 1912 New South Wales, Australia by Hurst, R., Department of Agriculture. DONATED 10/17/1922 by Shelton, J., Department of Agriculture
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = order = historic record (unavailable) >see GRIS susc/resist top	# MGD0013817 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 6844 received: 1971	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia collector's ID: PI 55844	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	Genetic data	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Fs,Sr REF }	# k19457 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1927	GRIS{Ne1, Ne2 REF ; D1, D2, D3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia (collected) site: Sydney Department of Agriculture, New South Wales altitude: 4 m. site info: VIR map link	GRIS{Federation/ (HO.VU)Volga REF-REF-REF-REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{WAGGA-50 REF-REF-REF ; HURSTS-14 REF-REF ; PI-55845 ; FORELOCK REF ; } other # = EURISCO100019457; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# k31985 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1935	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia (unknown)	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = EURISCO100031985; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 21535 @ IHAR (POL) INFO>GRIS donor: GORZOW (POL) INFO received: 1977	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	Advanced/improved cultivar (odmiana hodowlana) with name 'EARLY BIRD'. It was introduced into the gene bank in 1977. Country of origin is Australia. Evaluation data available.
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 23815 @ IHAR (POL) INFO>GRIS received: 1992	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = 70; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	Advanced/improved cultivar (odmiana hodowlana) with name 'EARLY BIRD'. It was introduced into the gene bank in 1992. Country of origin is Australia.
Early Bird LINK Triticum spp. habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# TRI 22922 @ IPK (DEU) INFO>GRIS donor: PGR (DEU) INFO donor #: 43050 received: 17/9/2003	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = DEU00143050; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = availability unknown >see GRIS susc/resist top	# UA0103207 @ IR (UKR) INFO>GRIS received: 1976	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia collector's ID: 4527	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 177 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = Hurst's No 4SYN; Wagga No 50SYN >see GRIS top other # = SW 65ACC; NS 97ACC; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	description: height=120cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# 7243 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = CItr 6844GEN; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	description: height=80cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=lax
Early Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# PI 55844 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1915 received: 1/10/1922	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia, New South Wales (developed)	Federation/Volga Barley (?); Sister Selection of Canberra;; >see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = Early Bird; CItr 6844; AUS 7243; CI 6844; ; GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	History: DEVELOPED 1912 New South Wales, Australia by Hurst, R., Department of Agriculture. DONATED 10/17/1922 by Shelton, J., Department of Agriculture
Early-Bird LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available >see GRIS susc/resist top	# CWI 13749 # GID 336794 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1912-1915} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: PI 55844; CItr 6844 received: 1984	DON#{GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }}	Australia, New South Wales (developed)	Early-Bird >see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}	DEVELOPED 1912 New South Wales, Australia by Hurst, R., Department of Agriculture. DONATED 10/17/1922 by Shelton, J., Department of Agriculture
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = order = historic record (unavailable) >see GRIS susc/resist top	# MGD0013817 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 6844 received: 1971	GRIS{ne1, ne2 REF ; D1, d2, d3 REF ; Ne1s REF }	Australia collector's ID: PI 55844	>see GRIS top	synonyms = >see GRIS top other # = GRIS{K-31985,19457; PI-55844; CI-6844,6845}

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