Environment > Altitude: 1362.4m

Climate ⁹⁶⁵⁰⁹

Annual rainfall average: 596 mm
Maximum temp. average monthly: 14.26°
Average temperature, annual: 8.8°
Minimum temp. average monthly: 3.33°

Collector:USDA-ARS (USA) INFO
collection date: 16^th July 1986
site notes: COLLECTED 07/16/1986 Hakkari, Turkey by Sperling, C., Harvard University Herbaria; Gecit, H., Ankara University; Eser, D., Ankara University

accession number "PI 636157" LINK
name: "PI560830-sel-wcors"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 2004
notes: Remark: Resistant to common bunt and dwarf bunt. History: DEVELOPED Idaho, United States by Goates, B., USDA-ARS held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO

accession number "PI 636158" LINK
name: "PI560830-sel-wcows"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 2004
notes: Remark: Resistant to common bunt and dwarf bunt. History: DEVELOPED Idaho, United States by Goates, B., USDA-ARS held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO

accession number "PI 636159" LINK
name: "PI560830-sel-bco"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 2004
notes: Remark: Resistant to common bunt and dwarf bunt. History: DEVELOPED Idaho, United States by Goates, B., USDA-ARS held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO

accession number "CWI 49110//GID 198128" LINK
name: "PI 560829"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1992
held genebank; CIMMYT (MEX) INFO

accession number "CWI 49111//GID 198129" LINK
name: "PI 560830"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1992
held genebank; CIMMYT (MEX) INFO

accession number "CWI 49109//GID 198127" LINK
name: "PI 560828"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1992
held genebank; CIMMYT (MEX) INFO

accession number "PI 560828" LINK
name: "Kislik"
collector's ID: "TU86-32-01"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1989
notes: Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindrica a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed red. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-32-01-2 held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO

accession number "PI 560829" LINK
name: "Kislik"
collector's ID: "TU86-32-01"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1989
notes: Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. This variety was grown here by the farmer's father. Spikes white with a few red spikes (TU86-32-02) mixed in field. Aegilops cylindria a weed around field margin. Winter and spring wheat are the only two wheat varieties grown here. This farmer says winter wheat is best for bread, spring wheat best for bulghur. Seed white. Awns white. Glumes white, nonpubescent. Originally collected in same sample as TU86-032-01-1 held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO

accession number "PI 560830" LINK
collector's ID: "TU86-32-02"
Triticum aestivum
habit:
received: 1989
notes: Remark: Cultivated field, irrigated. Hand broadcast in November, harvest now. Spikes red, a rare mixture (2%) in a field of Kislik wheat (TU86-32-01). Aegilops cylindrica a weed around field margins. Seed red. Awns tan. Glumes brown, glabrous held by collector USDA-ARS (USA) INFO