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Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = order = historic record (unavailable) GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# MGD0013746 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 6477 received: 1971	United States site: Yaqui, Sonora date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# k5786 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1922	United States (unknown)	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = EURISCO100005786; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# 7192 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	United States, Vermont site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CItr 6477GEN; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	description: height=110cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Facultative status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# 19924 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: 1970	United States, Vermont site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CItr 6477GEN; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	description: height=120cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = 'Other' - elaborated in 'remarks' order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# PI 45389 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 15/10/1917	South Africa, Free State (collected) site: Free State, Free State date: 15^thOct. 1917 altitude: 1294 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link GRIS says United States, Vermont grp GRIS = 16148 GRIS = 16148	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; CI 6076; CItr 6076; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CItr 6477 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1/5/1919	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; AUS 7192; CI 6477; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	Remark: Defiance is the result of a cross of White Hamburg as the male parent and Golden Drop as the female parent, which was made by Cyrus G. Pringle, in the Champlain Valley, near Charlotte, VT in 1871. It was first distributed in 1878 by B.C. Bliss & Sons as Pringle's Defiance. It showed three distinct types of grain. Prof. A.E. Blount took some of this wheat to the Colorado Agric. Exp. Station, where he grew it during a number of years and made careful selections. Three commercial varieties were developed from it: Early Defiance, Colorado No. 50, and Regenerated Defiance. Prof. A.H. Danielson, who succeeded Prof. Blount at the Colorado station, has recorded the following interesting history of the origin of Defiance wheat: The mother of Defiance traces back to southern England and was originated by F.F. Hallett of Brighton in the 1860's. He is the man who first used the word 'pedigree' as applied to wheat. The mother was a decided club-shaped type with pretty red grain, somewhat soft, and Hallett called it the Golden Drop, which was quite popular in England, but never amounted to much either in this country or Australia. From England it went to Canada where a man named Pringle got it as the Canada Club. The father of Defiance was a Dutchman from Germany. It came from Hamburg from whence lots of wheat emigrated in those days. It had a long coarse broad head, a big white berry, and a rank-growing constitution with good ability to stand on its feet. Good old White Hamburg has long since been dead and buried to cultivation, at least under that name, but was largely grown on the Pacific slope during the early days of cereal culture there.
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CItr 8406 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1926	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont altitude: 2062 m. country: Mexico, San Luis Potosi site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; AUS 7463; CI 8406; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	History: COLLECTED Mexico by USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics. DEVELOPED 1878 Vermont, United States by Pringle, C.
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CWI 13676 # GID 397767 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1878-1969} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8406; CItr 6477 received: 1984	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont altitude: 2062 m. country: Mexico, San Luis Potosi site info: USDA-ARS map link	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = DFabbr GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CWI 14054; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	COLLECTED Mexico by USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics. DEVELOPED 1878 Vermont, United States by Pringle, C.

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = order = historic record (unavailable) GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# MGD0013746 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 6477 received: 1971	United States site: Yaqui, Sonora date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# k5786 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1922	United States (unknown)	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = EURISCO100005786; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# 7192 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: Pre 1970	United States, Vermont site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CItr 6477GEN; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	description: height=110cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Facultative status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# 19924 @ AGG (AUS) INFO>GRIS received: 1970	United States, Vermont site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CItr 6477GEN; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	description: height=120cm, awn=tip awned, glume=glaborus, spike density=intermediate
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = 'Other' - elaborated in 'remarks' order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# PI 45389 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 15/10/1917	South Africa, Free State (collected) site: Free State, Free State date: 15^thOct. 1917 altitude: 1294 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link GRIS says United States, Vermont grp GRIS = 16148 GRIS = 16148	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; CI 6076; CItr 6076; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CItr 6477 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1/5/1919	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont date: 1^stMay. 1919 altitude: 14 m. country: Mexico, Sonora site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; AUS 7192; CI 6477; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	Remark: Defiance is the result of a cross of White Hamburg as the male parent and Golden Drop as the female parent, which was made by Cyrus G. Pringle, in the Champlain Valley, near Charlotte, VT in 1871. It was first distributed in 1878 by B.C. Bliss & Sons as Pringle's Defiance. It showed three distinct types of grain. Prof. A.E. Blount took some of this wheat to the Colorado Agric. Exp. Station, where he grew it during a number of years and made careful selections. Three commercial varieties were developed from it: Early Defiance, Colorado No. 50, and Regenerated Defiance. Prof. A.H. Danielson, who succeeded Prof. Blount at the Colorado station, has recorded the following interesting history of the origin of Defiance wheat: The mother of Defiance traces back to southern England and was originated by F.F. Hallett of Brighton in the 1860's. He is the man who first used the word 'pedigree' as applied to wheat. The mother was a decided club-shaped type with pretty red grain, somewhat soft, and Hallett called it the Golden Drop, which was quite popular in England, but never amounted to much either in this country or Australia. From England it went to Canada where a man named Pringle got it as the Canada Club. The father of Defiance was a Dutchman from Germany. It came from Hamburg from whence lots of wheat emigrated in those days. It had a long coarse broad head, a big white berry, and a rank-growing constitution with good ability to stand on its feet. Good old White Hamburg has long since been dead and buried to cultivation, at least under that name, but was largely grown on the Pacific slope during the early days of cereal culture there.
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CItr 8406 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1878 cultivated: 1878-1969 received: 1926	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont altitude: 2062 m. country: Mexico, San Luis Potosi site info: USDA-ARS map link	Golden Drop/White Hamburg GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = Defiance; AUS 7463; CI 8406; ; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	History: COLLECTED Mexico by USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics. DEVELOPED 1878 Vermont, United States by Pringle, C.
Defiance LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available GRIS{susceptible = Lg REF-REF }	# CWI 13676 # GID 397767 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1878-1969} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8406; CItr 6477 received: 1984	United States, Vermont (collected) site: Yaqui, Vermont altitude: 2062 m. country: Mexico, San Luis Potosi site info: USDA-ARS map link	GRIS{Golden Drop/White Haumburg REF-REF-REF ; (S)Crimean REF-REF }	synonyms = DFabbr GRIS{PRINGLES-DEFIANCE REF ; } other # = CWI 14054; GRIS{K-5786; PI-45389; CI-6477,8406,5031,6076;} >get Defiance x 27 group list	COLLECTED Mexico by USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics. DEVELOPED 1878 Vermont, United States by Pringle, C.

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