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Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = Spring order = historic record (unavailable) GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# MGD0014360 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8855 received: 1971	United States	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# k5794 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 donor: USDA (USA) INFO received: 1922	United States, Utah (unknown)	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = CWI 13370; CWI 13370; EURISCO100005794; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CItr 3663 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 received: 26/3/1913	United States, Utah (developed)	Selection from field of California Club GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = Dicklow; CI 3663; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	Remark: Mr. James Holly of Utah County, Utah, obtained some California Club wheat from northern California and seeded it on his farm. Excellent results were obtained and he called the attention of his neighbor, Mr. Richard Low, to his new wheat. Mr. Low obtained some and grew it. He noticed that the wheat contained different types and proceeded to selected the type which he liked best. He grew this selection for several years and the neighbors soon began clamoring for Dick Low's wheat. As the wheat became spread over that section of Utah, it lost its personal connection with Mr. Low and became known simply as Dicklow wheat. History: DEVELOPED 1912 Utah, United States by Low, R.. DONATED 1913 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CWI 13370 # GID 4448 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1912-1974} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8855; CItr 3663 received: 1984	United States (developed)	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = DLabbr GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = CWI 14314; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	DEVELOPED 1912 Idaho, United States by Irwin, C.. DONATED 05/28/1928 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Irwin Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CItr 8855 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 received: 28/5/1928	United States (developed)	Selection from Dicklow GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = Irwin Dicklow; CI 8855; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	Remark: Soft white spring wheat. History: DEVELOPED 1912 Idaho, United States by Irwin, C.. DONATED 05/28/1928 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station

Given name + traits	Accession # + images + dates	OriginNOTE + collected	Ancestry	Other names + other #	Notes LOG IN
Triticum aestivum LINK habit* = Spring order = historic record (unavailable) GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# MGD0014360 @ IBBR (ITA) INFO>GRIS donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8855 received: 1971	United States	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum ssp. aureum AU habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# k5794 @ VIR (RUS) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 donor: USDA (USA) INFO received: 1922	United States, Utah (unknown)	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = CWI 13370; CWI 13370; EURISCO100005794; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CItr 3663 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 received: 26/3/1913	United States, Utah (developed)	Selection from field of California Club GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = Dicklow; CI 3663; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	Remark: Mr. James Holly of Utah County, Utah, obtained some California Club wheat from northern California and seeded it on his farm. Excellent results were obtained and he called the attention of his neighbor, Mr. Richard Low, to his new wheat. Mr. Low obtained some and grew it. He noticed that the wheat contained different types and proceeded to selected the type which he liked best. He grew this selection for several years and the neighbors soon began clamoring for Dick Low's wheat. As the wheat became spread over that section of Utah, it lost its personal connection with Mr. Low and became known simply as Dicklow wheat. History: DEVELOPED 1912 Utah, United States by Low, R.. DONATED 1913 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Traditional cultivar/landrace order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CWI 13370 # GID 4448 @ CIMMYT (MEX) INFO>GRIS cultivated: DON#{1912-1974} donor: USDA-ARS (USA) INFO donor #: CItr 8855; CItr 3663 received: 1984	United States (developed)	GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = DLabbr GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = CWI 14314; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	DEVELOPED 1912 Idaho, United States by Irwin, C.. DONATED 05/28/1928 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station
Irwin Dicklow LINK Triticum aestivum habit = Spring status = Improved cultivar order = available GRIS{susceptible = Yr resistant = Ut REF }	# CItr 8855 @ USDA-ARS (USA) INFO>GRIS released: 1912 cultivated: 1912-1974 received: 28/5/1928	United States (developed)	Selection from Dicklow GRIS{(S)Surprise REF-REF ; (S)Californian Club REF } PEDIGREE	synonyms = GRIS{IRWIN-DICKLOW REF-REF-REF ; JIM-HOLLY REF-REF-REF ; } other # = Irwin Dicklow; CI 8855; ; GRIS{K-5794; CI-3663,8855; AUS-2271; AUS-2272} >get Dicklow^USAx 12 group list	Remark: Soft white spring wheat. History: DEVELOPED 1912 Idaho, United States by Irwin, C.. DONATED 05/28/1928 by Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station

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