| Given name + traits | Accession # + images + dates | OriginNOTE + collected | Ancestry | Other names + other # | Notes | |||
| # 56103 @ AARI (TUR) INFO | Turkey | |||||||
| # TRI 28782 @ IPK (DEU) INFO | Ethiopia | other # = DEU00156103 | ||||||
CMSS12B00171S-099M-099NJ-099NJ-17Y-0WGY LINK Triticum aestivum status = Improved cultivarorder = available | # BW 56103 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO | unknown | Francolin*2 / Tecue #1 // Tarachi F 2000 / Huirivis #1 | other # = BW56103 | ||||
Early Blackhull/5*Nugaines- (V112 88-339 Ngn) W 2 LINK Triticum aestivum status = Breeder's lineorder = not available | # CWI 96903 # GID 7456103 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO | United States (donated) | ||||||
| # DW 15411 # GID 4561031 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO donor: CIMMYT (MEX) INFO | Mexico (collected) | Cando / Primadur // Hai-Ou 17 / 3 / Snitan | ||||||
| # DW 14552 # GID 4561030 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO donor: CIMMYT (MEX) INFO | Mexico (collected) | Cando / Primadur // Hai-Ou 17 / 3 / Snitan | other # = DW 15718 | |||||
IWA8606451 LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Winterstatus = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = not available | # CWI 56103 # GID 189106 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO | Iran, Azerbaijan, West Province (collected) site: near West Azerbaijan, Azerbaijan, West Province date: 1935 altitude: 1519 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link | COLLECTED West Azerbaijan, Iran by. DONATED 10/23/1997 by Qualset, C., University of California | |||||
IWA8607786 LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Facultativestatus = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = not available | # CWI 71699 # GID 374265 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO | Iran, Hamadan Province (collected) site: Hamedan, Hamadan Province date: 1935 altitude: 1918 m. site info: USDA-ARS map link | COLLECTED Hamadan, Iran by. DONATED 10/23/1997 by Qualset, C., University of California | |||||
| # PI 634715 | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-634715;} | Soft white winter wheat. Semi-dwarf. Adapted to all precipitation zones of eastern Washington State. | |||||
| # k56103 @ VIR (RUS) INFO > GRIS | United States, Idaho (unknown) | other # = CWI 15187; EURISCO100056103; ; GRIS{K-56103; CI-13743; AUS-10672} | ||||||
| # CItr 13743 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States (developed) | other # = Moran; A613-S; AUS 10672; CI 13743; ; GRIS{K-56103; CI-13743; AUS-10672} | Remark: Hard red spring wheat. Moran was released in 1967 to replace Thatcher grown under irrigation and on dryland in eastern Idaho. History: DEVELOPED 1967 Idaho, United States by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station; Sunderman, D., USDA-ARS | |||||
Sando SS 659 LINK Triticum aestivum habit* = Winterstatus = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = not available | # W4276 | unknown | synonyms = GRIS {SS-659;} other # = GRIS{AFRC-4276} | no longer available | ||||
| # 1995-TRT-AE-461 | United States | other # = BGR00195101461; GRIS{PI-561035;} | ||||||
| # PI 561035 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-561035;} | Remark: One-gene (Rht2) red chaff bearded club with soft white grain. Tested in the Western Reg. SWW Nursery (1985-1987). Heading date & ht. = Barbee. Has Pch1 gene for strawbreaker foot rot resist. Mod. tolerance to cephalosporium stripe. Has 1 & possibly 2 genes for resist. to some P. striiformis races. Resist. to several races of common bunt fungus. Rated as having promising overall soft white wheat quality 2 of 3 yrs. by the ARS-Western Wheat Quality Lab. History: DEVELOPED 1992 Washington, United States by Morris, C., USDA-ARS; Allan, R., USDA-ARS; Line, R., USDA, ARS; Washington State University; Rubenthaler, G., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # TRI 17915 | unknown GRIS says United States, Washington | other # = USA027PI 561035 TR; GRIS{PI-561035;} | ||||||
| # PI 561034 | United States, Washington (developed) | synonyms = GRIS {WASHINGTON-7435;} other # = GRIS{PI-561034} | Remark: Two-gene (Rht1 & Rht2) semidwarf white glume-bearded common spike with soft white grains. Tested in Western Reg. SWW Nursery (1986-1987). Plant ht. 80% of Nugaines. Heads 2 days later than Nugaines. Mixing stronger, viscosity higher & sponge cake volume larger than Nugaines & Stephens. Absorption higher & flour yield lower than Stephens. Moderate to intermediate resist. to stripe rust. Moderately suscept. to leaf rust. Resist. or partially resist. to T23, T29, T30 and T43 races of common bunt fungus. History: DEVELOPED Washington, United States by Allan, R., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # 1995-TRT-AE-460 | United States | other # = BGR00195101460; GRIS{PI-561033} | ||||||
| # 38160 donor: CSIRO (AUS) INFO | United States, Washington | |||||||
| # PI 561033 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-561033} | Remark: One-gene semidwarf (Rht2) winter wheat with compact red glumed-awnless spikes & soft white kernels. Heads late, 6 days after Paha, & 7cm < Paha. Grain vol. = Paha. Tolerant to both strawbreaker foot rot & cephalosporium stripe. Field resist. to stripe rust stable. Partial resist. to stem & leaf rust. Tested in Western Reg. SWW trials (1986-1987). Flour yield, milling score and cookie diameter quality average to questionable. Absorption & viscosity high. Sponge cake volume & score good. History: DEVELOPED 1992 Washington, United States by Morris, C., USDA-ARS; Allan, R., USDA-ARS; Line, R., USDA, ARS; Washington State University; Rubenthaler, G., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # TRI 17916 | unknown GRIS says United States, Washington | other # = USA027PI 561033 TR SD; GRIS{PI-561033} | ||||||
| # PI 561032 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-561032} | Remark: One-gene semidwarf, with lax bearded white glume spike & soft white kernels. Heads 2 days later than Stephens. Grain volume wt. usually lower than Daws (35g L-1). Plant ht. 9cm shorter than Daws. Tested in the Western Reg. SWW Wheat nurseries (1988-1989). Has Pch1 gene for resist. to Strawbreaker foot rot, & gave resist. reactions in field to stripe rust & leaf rust. Cookie diameter questionable. Sponge cake volume very good. Milling score high. History: DEVELOPED Washington, United States by Allan, R., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # PI 561031 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-561031} | Remark: One-gene (Rht1) semidwarf, white glume-bearded spike winter wheat with soft white kernels. Has Pch1 gene for resist. to strawbreaker foot rot. Resist. to prevalent races of pathogens causing stripe rust, leaf rust, & stem rust. Heads 2 days later than Nugaines. Sib of Madsen. Tested in Western Reg. SWW Nursery (1988-1989). Milling score, flour yield, absorption & sponge cake volume higher than Nugaines & Stephens. Cookie diameter sometimes smaller, Udon noodle rating lower, and viscosity higher than Nugaines, & Stephens. History: DEVELOPED Washington, United States by Allan, R., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # 1995-TRT-AE-459 | United States | other # = BGR00195101459; GRIS{PI-561030;} | ||||||
| # PI 561030 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO > GRIS | United States, Washington (developed) | other # = GRIS{PI-561030;} | Remark: Standard ht., white chaff-bearded, common winter wheat with soft white kernels. Tested in Western Reg. SWW Nursery (1989 -1990). Heading date mid-late. Plant 25% taller than Nugaines. Has Pch1 gene for strawbreaker foot rot resist. Mod. to intermediate seedling resist. to CDL-1, 20, 41 of stripe rust & field resist. to stripe rust & leaf rust. Suscept. to septoria glume & leaf blotch. Milling score, cookie diameter & sponge cake volume satisfactory. Viscosity high. History: DEVELOPED 1992 Washington, United States by Morris, C., USDA-ARS; Allan, R., USDA-ARS; Line, R., USDA, ARS; Washington State University; Rubenthaler, G., USDA-ARS | |||||
| # TRI 17917 | unknown GRIS says United States, Washington | other # = USA027PI 561030 TR SD; GRIS{PI-561030;} | ||||||
| # PI 636367 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO | United States, Washington (developed) | Sorbas / PI561031 | other # = WA7811;USA126NSGC 9497; VH094487 | Remark: Hard white winter wheat. Tall, awned with white glumes and white straw. Adapted to the Pacific Northwest. It exhibits good emergence, straw strength, and adult plant stripe rust resistance. It has exceptional resistance to strawbreaker foot rot. History: DEVELOPED Washington, United States by Jones, S., Washington State University; Lyon, S., Washington State University | ||||
