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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	AVAILABILITY	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 692554	'Autumn Royal'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar	As per Brooks and Olmo: Orig. in Hollister, Calif., by Andrew W. Kennon. Plant patent 2906; 15 July 1969, assigned to L.E. Cooke Co.; Visalia, Calif.. Introd. in 1970. Limb mutation of Blenheim; discovered in 1967. Fruit: size medium; apical end flattened, cavity very large; skin yellow with very slight orange blush, pubescence scant; flesh yellow, subacid, freestone, ripens late, about Sept. 15. retaining same quality as parent. Tree: large, vigerous, spreading, vaseformed, dense in growth and productive and regular bearer.	1946688	PI 692554
1	PI 692555	DPRU 3308	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946689	PI 692555
2	PI 692556	New Large Early	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946690	PI 692556
3	PI 692557	'Dr. Bryan'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946691	PI 692557
4	PI 692558	'Early Golden'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946692	PI 692558
5	PI 692559	'Steindorf Blenheim'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar	An apricot variety ripening after ‘Moorpark’. Resembles ‘Moorpark’ in flavor. Excellent quality late apricot.	1946694	PI 692559
6	PI 692560	'Early Moore Park'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946695	PI 692560
7	PI 692561	'Bungo'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.		DAV		2020							Cultivar		1946703	PI 692561
8	PI 689934	'FLA-1-Dihaploid'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material	Pollen reduced in amount and low viabilty. Considered male sterile	1943261	PI 689934
9	PI 689935	D,59-135	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943262	PI 689935
10	PI 689936	11,5-61	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943263	PI 689936
11	PI 689937	F10C,30-62	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2015							Breeding material	Type= Dwarf almond x peach	1943264	PI 689937
12	PI 689938	'Jay Haven'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943265	PI 689938
13	PI 689939	'Peak'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943266	PI 689939
14	PI 689940	'Tufts'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943267	PI 689940
15	PI 689941	9,1-26F	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943268	PI 689941
16	PI 689942	Sherman,86-28a	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943269	PI 689942
17	PI 689943	'Oro-A'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943270	PI 689943
18	PI 689944	'Aqua,12-11'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943271	PI 689944
19	PI 689945	'Late Spanish Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943272	PI 689945
20	PI 689946	'Walgant'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2015							Cultivar		1943273	PI 689946
21	PI 689947	'Kakamas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943274	PI 689947
22	PI 689948	'Wolvomade'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943275	PI 689948
23	PI 689949	'Professor Black'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943276	PI 689949
24	PI 689950	'Duplessis'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943277	PI 689950
25	PI 689951	NJC,133	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943278	PI 689951
26	PI 689952	NJC,142	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943279	PI 689952
27	PI 689953	NJC,83	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943280	PI 689953
28	PI 689954	Tx,86604	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943281	PI 689954
29	PI 689955	Tx,86606	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943282	PI 689955
30	PI 689956	'Topaz'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943283	PI 689956
31	PI 689957	'Wiser'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943284	PI 689957
32	PI 689958	'Andora'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943285	PI 689958
33	PI 689959	'Yakima Hale'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943286	PI 689959
34	PI 689960	'Redcap'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943287	PI 689960
35	PI 689961	'Regina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943288	PI 689961
36	PI 689962	'Coronet'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943289	PI 689962
37	PI 689963	'Mardigras'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943290	PI 689963
38	PI 689964	Red Cal	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Cal Red’ is a late ripening yellow freestone peach developed by the University of California, Davis. It is one of the finest flavored late peaches. Juicy with a well-balanced rich flavor . 800 hours chill required	1943291	PI 689964
39	PI 689965	'Eagle Beak Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943292	PI 689965
40	PI 689966	'Fogel'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943293	PI 689966
41	PI 689967	'Tiger'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2015							Cultivar		1943294	PI 689967
42	PI 689968	'Dr Davis Nectarine'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943295	PI 689968
43	PI 689969	88, 9-40	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Breeding material		1943296	PI 689969
44	PI 689970	'Maria Serena'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2015							Cultivar		1943297	PI 689970
45	PI 692549	UCD PG BLK 12 -17	Prunus brigantina Vill.		DAV		2015							Wild material		1943304	PI 692549
46	PI 692550	'Velvet'	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2015							Cultivar	Type= aprium	1943305	PI 692550
47	PI 692551	'Rutland'	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2015							Cultivar	Type= plumcot	1943306	PI 692551
48	PI 692590	'Farbel'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2014	COLLECTED	09/2014	Serguramo			Material from Horticultural clean plant station	Cultivar		1922994	PI 692590
49	PI 699327	'Kartuli Sapobi Alanu'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2014	COLLECTED	09/2014	Seguramo			Material from Horticultural clean plant station	Cultivar		1922991	PI 699327
50	PI 699650	'Pincot'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2014	COLLECTED	09/2014	Seguramo			Material from Horticultural clean plant station	Cultivar		1922993	PI 699650
51	PI 689972	'Shanghai'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar		1943313	PI 689972
52	PI 689973	'Fantasia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Type = Peach. USDA, Fresno, 1969. (Gold King X sdlg. of Red King). Yellow freestone with bright red blush. Quality very good; low chill requirement. Widely available. CC/AM Maturity Date:July 24 to August 10 Chilling Hours:500 or fewer USDA Zone:4-9 Popular, large, yellow freestone. Early harvest fruit is firm-ripe and tangy, later harvest is sweet with rich flavor: high scoring in taste tests. Late July/early August in Central CA. 500 hours or less. Self-fruitful.	1943314	PI 689973
53	PI 689974	'Amsden'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Amsden was at one time a favorite early peach, but is now grown only in a few western states. The variety was added to the fruit list of the American Pomological Society in 1877, but was dropped in 1891.It grew from a seed planted in 1868 by L. C. Amsden, Carthage, Missouri. Tree vigorous, productive; glands globose. Fruit very early, of medium size, round, slightly compressed; suture broad, shallow, extending beyond the depressed apex; skin greenish-white, nearly covered with light and dark red or purple in the sun; flesh greenish-white throughout, tender, juicy, sweet, vinous; quality good; stone small, nearly free when mature.	1943315	PI 689974
54	PI 689975	'Bellegarde'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2014							Cultivar		1943316	PI 689975
55	PI 689976	'Peche de Vigne'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2014							Cultivar		1943317	PI 689976
56	PI 689977	'Teton de Venus'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2014							Cultivar		1943318	PI 689977
57	PI 689978	'Frost'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar		1943319	PI 689978
58	PI 689979	'Ernie's Choice'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Originated in New Brunswick by L.F. Hough and C.H. Bailey, New Jersey Agr. Expt. Sta.; distributed for testing in 1973 by E. Christ as NJ 275; introduced in 1990 by J.C. Goffreda, A.M. Voordeckers, and J.L. Frecon. Parentage unknown. Fruit: large; globose to ovate-round; attractive 65% mottled red blush on a bright-yellow ground color; flesh yellow, firm, melting, freestone. Ripens 10 days after Redhaven, 21 days before Rio Oso Gem. Flowers large, showy, light pink, small calyx cup; blooms 3 days before Redhaven; leaf glands glo-bose. Leaves and fruit similar to Redhaven in bacterial spot susceptibility. Tree: vigorous; spreading; productive.	1943320	PI 689979
59	PI 689980	'Old Mixon Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Seedling of 'Old Mixon Cling' introduced about 1800. An old-fashioned, American white-fleshed variety. Medium peach, greenish or yellowish white. Wickson says of its flesh: tender, excellent, juicy, rich. Rather unproductive.	1943321	PI 689980
60	PI 689981	'Paradise'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: An outstandingly sweet, low-acid peach whose flavor remains memorable for long alter eating. Ranks with Nectar, Pallas, and Fei Tao as the great varieties for those who do not tolerate tartness in peaches, Skin white with pink blush, flesh also white, a little red surrounding the pit. Like all low-acid white peaches, remarkably juicy, which flavor suggests its name, 'Paradise'. Not to be missed by any fancier of sweet peaches. A seedling from the town of Paradise, Butte County, California, in the 1940s. Mid August. 600 hrs chill required. Fowler Nurseries' selection. Similar to Hakuto.	1943322	PI 689981
61	PI 689982	'Hermosa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: For several years past, this peach was propagated in Southern California under the name 'El Dulce'. One of the most consistent bearers among peaches for Southern California, and of immense productivity anywhere. Fruits are slightly elongated, white, nearly covered with characteristic deep red. Flesh white, freestone, very sweet, low acid. A hybrid of 'J H Hale' x 'Babcock' from the former peach breeding program at U.C. Riverside campus. Highly valued in southern counties where late season peaches of any kind are rare; performs excellently also in low-chill areas of San Francisco Bay and Central Coast. Mid August. 350 chill hours required.	1943323	PI 689982
62	PI 689983	'Delight'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar		1943324	PI 689983
63	PI 689984	'Pioneer'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New South Wales, Australia	DAV	Not Available	2014	DONATED						Cultivar	Fruit large, white fleshed, fairly pubescent, good color, very large stone, hangs well, ripens over long period. Maturity early to midseason. Flowers large, pinkish.	1943325	PI 689984
64	PI 689985	'Kreibich'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar		1943326	PI 689985
65	PI 689986	'Q-1-8'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar		1943327	PI 689986
66	PI 689987	'Yellow St. John'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2014							Cultivar		1943328	PI 689987
67	PI 689988	'Oriole'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2014							Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: A former commercial peach of New Jersey, from the Rutgers breeding program in 1925. Notably bud hardy during winter and worthy of trial in Michigan and Midwest locations. Fruits pale yellow with little red blush. Flesh yellow, much red around pit, dense, juicy, fairly high in acid, sweet. Early August ripening in Morgan Hill, California. 1000 hours chill required.	1943358	PI 689988
68	PI 689971	'Okinawa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2014							Cultivar		1943312	PI 689971
69	PI 689989	'O'Henry'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	Not Available	2013							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A ‘Grant Merrill’ introduction in 1968, but still one of the most popular late freestone peaches. 750 hours chill required. Per Filoli: Standard market variety, provides most of the late season stopage peaches, but very good quality in its proper season. Fruit medium-large in size, 2 1/2 to 3 inches in diameter, with brightly colored skin and short stem. Flesh yellow streaked with red, very firm, quality good, freestone. Ships well. Resembles 'Improved Pacifica'. Tree medium in size, vigor moderate, productive; leaf glands reniform; flowers pink, large and showy.	1943359	PI 689989
70	PI 692581	K12-2	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Tomchoy Market, Issk Kul			Collected fruit from market	Cultivated material		2091510	PI 692581
71	PI 692582	Seedling of 'Korolevskiy-1'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collector's note: Parent was local cultivar with large oval shaped fruit.	2091512	PI 692582
72	PI 692583	Seedling of 'Korolevskiy-2'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collector's note: parent tree had large fruit that maybe glaberous.	2091513	PI 692583
73	PI 692584	K12-6	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collectors note: Parent tree looked like a hybrid of P. armeniaca x P. persica.	2091514	PI 692584
74	PI 692585	K12-7	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collectors note: Parent tree looked like a hybrid of P. armeniaca x P. persica. The fruit was Glaberous with shiny red skin.	2091515	PI 692585
75	PI 692586	Seedling of 'Late Korolevskiy'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collector's note: Parent tree had late maturing fruit. ( late August)	2091516	PI 692586
76	PI 692587	K12-10	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Emilbec's orchard, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit collected from orchard. tree exibited wild type	Cultivated material	Collector's note: parent had wild type characteristics.	2091518	PI 692587
77	PI 693245	Seedling of 'Sara Late'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from lcal cultivar	Cultivated material		2091517	PI 693245
78	PI 692567	Seedling of 'Limon'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Ordubad Botanical reseach station, Naxcivan			seed from the local cultivar 'Limon'	Genetic material	Limon is a local cultivar from Naxcivan. It is self compatible.	1922393	PI 692567
79	PI 692568	Seedling of Gedj Yetishen Shalah	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Guba Horticultural Research Institute, Zerdabi			seed collected from a local cultivar 'Gedj Yetishen Shalah'	Genetic material		1922394	PI 692568
80	PI 692569	Seedling of wild apricot-Guba	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Guba Horticultural Research Institute, Zerdabi			seed collected from a wild apricot at the Research Institute	Genetic material		1922395	PI 692569
81	PI 692575	Seedling of 'Badami-Guba'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Guba Horticultural Research Institute, Zerdabi			seed collected from a local cultivar 'Badami-Guba'	Genetic material	The parent cultivar 'Badami-Guba' is accession PI 699648 ( DPRU 3351)	1922396	PI 692575
82	PI 692576	Seedling of 'Badami-Ganja'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Ganja Market, Ganja			market fruit collected from local cultivar 'Badami-Ganja'	Genetic material		1922397	PI 692576
83	PI 692577	Seedling of 'Shalakh'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Ganja Market, Ganja			Market fruit collected from local cultivar 'Shalakh'	Genetic material		1922398	PI 692577
84	PI 692578	Seedling of 'Ag Arik'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Sharur Market, Naxcivan			Market fruit collected from local cultivar 'Ag Arik'	Genetic material		1922400	PI 692578
85	PI 692579	Seedling of 'Narinci Arik'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Naxcivan Market, Naxcivan			Fruit collected from local cultivar 'Narinci Arik'	Genetic material		1922401	PI 692579
86	PI 692580	Seedling of 'Sari Arik'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Naxcivan Market, Naxcivan			Fruit collected from local cultivar 'Sari Arik'	Genetic material		1922402	PI 692580
87	PI 693244	Seeding of 'Yumru'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2012	COLLECTED	07/19/2012	Guba Horticultural Research Institute			fruit collected from local cultivar 'Yumru'	Genetic material		1922403	PI 693244
88	PI 673773	'Fairtime'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Fairtime’ peach is an older variety. A yellow, freestone that matures very late - usually in the beginning of September in Morgani Hill, California. Fruits are often very large with only a little red blush. Flesh is melting and juicy with a very good flavor. One of the best tasting peaches for its time slot. 300-400 hours chill required.	1903434	PI 673773
89	PI 673774	Red Haven	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903435	PI 673774
90	PI 673775	Dixie Red	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903436	PI 673775
91	PI 673776	Fayette	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903437	PI 673776
92	PI 673777	Sunlite	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903438	PI 673777
93	PI 673778	Fairlane	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903439	PI 673778
94	PI 673779	J.H. Hale	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903440	PI 673779
95	PI 673780	Cardinal	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903441	PI 673780
96	PI 673781	Flavortop	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903442	PI 673781
97	PI 673782	Nectared 6	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903443	PI 673782
98	PI 673783	Flavorcrest	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903444	PI 673783
99	PI 673784	Morton	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903445	PI 673784
100	PI 673785	Flamekist	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903446	PI 673785
101	PI 673786	Early Red	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903447	PI 673786
102	PI 673787	Cresthaven	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903448	PI 673787
103	PI 673788	Florida Prince	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1903449	PI 673788
104	PI 673789	Elberta	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2012							Cultivar	600 hours chill	1903451	PI 673789
105	PI 692552	Zimostoikii	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2012							Uncertain improvement status	known to be winter hardy; believed to originate from Tashkent region	1946685	PI 692552
106	PI 692553	'Castlebrite'	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2012							Cultivar		1946686	PI 692553
107	PI 692562	DPRU 3317	Prunus armeniaca L.		DAV		2012							Uncertain improvement status		1946687	PI 692562
108	PI 662383	Chickasaw plum	Prunus angustifolia Marshall	Kansas, United States	NLGRP	Not Available	2011	DEVELOPED						Breeding material		1882342	PI 662383
109	PI 673839	'Vazhuri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV		2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			local cultivar	Cultivar		1878632	PI 673839
110	PI 673840	'Uspekh'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV		2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			local cultivar	Cultivar	This may be the same accession as PI 689992 (DPRU 3354)	1878633	PI 673840
111	PI 689992	'Uspekh'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			local cultivar	Cultivar	This may be the same accession as PI 673840 (DPRU 3202)	1923536	PI 689992
112	PI 690289	Yellow Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Gori			Local cultivar	Cultivar		1878631	PI 690289
113	PI 690290	'Krimchak'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			Local cultivar	Cultivar		1878634	PI 690290
114	PI 692547	'Alipriala'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Georgia	DAV		2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Mtskheta district			Local cultvar	Cultivar		1878635	PI 692547
115	PI 699611	'MxM 60'	Prunus hybr.		GEN		2010	DONATED	06/07/2010						P. mahaleb × P. avium. Very vigorous, adptability as on Mahaleb, good compatibility, resistant to Phytophthora cambivora and Phytophthora megasperma, narrow crotch angle, more precocious than seedling, good productivity. Description from: Quero-Garcia J, Iezzoni A, Pulawska J, Lang GA (2017) Cherries: Botany, Production and Uses. CABI	1841705	PI 699611
116	PI 673750	89,10-44	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown rot resistant from Brazil low-chill 'Bolinha' variety	1823985	PI 673750
117	PI 673751	89,10-59	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance from Brazil low-chill 'Bolinha' variety	1823986	PI 673751
118	PI 673752	89,10-51	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown rot resistant from Brazil low-chill 'Bolinha' variety	1823987	PI 673752
119	PI 673753	97,10-125	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown rot resistant from Brazil low-chill 'Bolinha' variety	1823988	PI 673753
120	PI 673754	2000,16-125	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	P. dulcis introgression for fruit firmness. , clingstone	1823990	PI 673754
121	PI 673755	2000,B-206	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown rot resistant from Brazil low-chill 'Bolinha' variety	1823991	PI 673755
122	PI 673756	1999,15-99	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Firm-Free-banana flavor	1823993	PI 673756
123	PI 673757	99,16-76	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	White flesh, semi--free, eglandular but no mildew	1823994	PI 673757
124	PI 673758	2000,3-159	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Almond introgression for fruit firmness	1823995	PI 673758
125	PI 673759	2000,8-164	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Almond introgression for fruit firmness	1823996	PI 673759
126	PI 673760	2000,15-116	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Aphid resistance from almond, clingstone	1823997	PI 673760
127	PI 673761	2000,14-122	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance, clingstone	1823998	PI 673761
128	PI 673762	2000,11-157	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance, clingstone (Brazil)	1823999	PI 673762
129	PI 673763	2000,9-129	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance, clingstone	1824000	PI 673763
130	PI 673764	2000,13-131	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance, clingstone	1824002	PI 673764
131	PI 673765	2000,2-9	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance from P. argentia, clingstone	1824003	PI 673765
132	PI 673766	2000,2-8	Prunus hybr.		DAV		2009							Breeding material	Brown resistance from P. argentia, clingstone	1824004	PI 673766
133	PI 673793	'Shaki'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795496	PI 673793
134	PI 673794	'Huli Shaftalli'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795497	PI 673794
135	PI 673795	'Shaki'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795498	PI 673795
136	PI 692536	'Shalax'	Prunus sp.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795480	PI 692536
137	PI 692537	'Girmizi Yanag'	Prunus sp.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status	Type=Apricot	1795481	PI 692537
138	PI 692544	DPRU 3207	Prunus armeniaca L.	Azerbaijan	DAV		2008	DONATED	10/10/2008	Hort. Exptl.Station colection, Zardabi	41.39833000, 48.53650000	499	Horticulural Research Station	Wild material		1795482	PI 692544
139	PI 708336	VSL 2 rootstock	Prunus hybr.	Germany	GEN		2008	DONATED								1751969	PI 708336
140	PI 657744	Ostheim	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	09/07/2007							1740914	PI 657744
141	PI 657743	'Tamaris'	Prunus cerasus L.	United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	08/16/2007						Tetraploid	1740915	PI 657743
142	PI 657734	'Belle de Planchoury'	Prunus avium (L.) L.	France	GEN		2007	DONATED	12/1937						Type = Sour Cherry. From cold hardiness evaluation of foreign cherry varieties in the collection of Plant Introduction Station, Chico, California, growing in Polson, Montana, 1961-1962, M.S. 1169 (contributing to Western Regional Project W-6): 3 trees planted and 1 established in 1961, 1 survived first winter with no injury.	1743074	PI 657734
143	PI 657735	'George Glass'	Prunus cerasus L.	New York, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	1983						Type = Chery. Per The Cherries of New York: George Glass considered desirable in Middle West, but many in New York do not think highly of this variety. Of the Amarelle group but not of the same caliber as other varieties in the family (i.e. Early Richmond and Montmorencies). Its season is between Early Richmond and Montmorency. Compared to the standard Sour Cherry, fruit is smaller, sourer, less attractive in appearence and the trees are much less fruitful. Trees possibly more hardy. Origin uncertain, but possibly introduced into Iowa from northeastern Germany. Often confused with Brusseler Braune and Bessarabian. "Tree large, vigorous, upright-spreading, rather open, hardy, appears unproductive; trunk thick; branches thick, roughened, with numerous conspicuous, raised lenticels; leaves numerous, four inches long, two inches wide, obovate, thick, stiff, dark green; petiole three-fourths of an inch long, tinged with red, with a few hairs along the upper surface, with one or two small, globose, reddish-orange glands, usually at the base of the blade; buds intermediate in size and length; leaf-scars prominent; season of bloom intermediate; flowers one and one-fourth inches across; borne in dense clusters. Fruit matures in mid-season; three-fourths of an inch long, one inch wide, oblate, compressed; cavity deep; color light red changing to dark red; stem one and one-eighth inches long, adherent to the fruit; skin separating from the pulp; flesh yellowish-white; with abundant colorless juice, stringy, tender and melting, rather mild for a sour cherry; good to very good in quality; stone free, roundish or slightly oblate, plump, blunt, with smooth surfaces; ventral suture prominent."	1743075	PI 657735
144	PI 657736	Morello Rootstock	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	02/12/2007						Per "The American Fruit Culturist" (see citation): "Rather large, approaching medium; round, obscurely heart-shaped; dark red, becoming nearly black; flesh dark-purplish crimson, of a rich acid, mixed with a slight astringency. Season very late, to after mid-summer. In England its ripening is retarded till autumn by the shading of a wall. The common Morello is a smaller sub-variety, a litle darker and with smaller branches." Per "Manual of Fruits," p. 22: "Large, obtuse heart-shaped, roundish, dark red; flesh purplish red, tender, juicy, and pleasantly sub-acid; used for culinary purposes."	1743077	PI 657736
145	PI 657737	'Ostheim 32/16'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2007									1743078	PI 657737
146	PI 657738	M-172	Prunus cerasus L.	Hungary	GEN		2007	COLLECTED							Per Apostal and Iezzoni: Ripens about the 22 to 25 of June which is just before 'Montmorency'. The fruit is bright red when mature. The tree is spur-type and of low vigor, not inclining to be barren. It is suitable for mechanical harvest.	1743079	PI 657738
147	PI 657739	Visin Clone 18/21	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	02/12/2007							1743030	PI 657739
148	PI 657740	Liubskaia Clone 17/39	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	02/12/2007							1743032	PI 657740
149	PI 657741	Visin Local 38/13	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2007	DONATED	02/12/2007							1743035	PI 657741
150	PI 657742	'Pandy'	Prunus cerasus L.	Romania	GEN		2007	COLLECTED								1743048	PI 657742
151	PI 692528	'Morikian No. 9'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	Ararat	40.07934000, 43.98934000	891	Field planting of the Center for Viticulture, Fruit Growing and Wine Making at Nalbaudian Village. w.p. 208	Cultivar	Collecter's note: Traditional varieties collected from the Village of Oshkan in Ararat region by Edvard Morikian (died 2003). Names have been lost, and they have given numbers to distinguish them from each other. We randomly selected two cultivars that still had their painted numbers visible.	1713177	PI 692528
152	PI 692529	'Khosroveni'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	Ararat	40.09075000, 43.79885000	1010	near village of Vanand (near Turkish border).	Cultivar	Collecter's note: Large, round, yellow apricot with red blush, described in Armenian Fruits Volume 1. Traditional Armenian apricot variety growing in the orchard of Mr. Robert Asatrian near village of Vanand (near Turkish border).	1713181	PI 692529
153	PI 692530	GE-2006-148	Prunus armeniaca L.	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Kartli	41.98820000, 44.51610000	638	Ksani River Gorge near Ksovrisi. In family garden.	Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Described as large, orange, elongate, red-cheek, yellow flesh, very sweet fruit. Unknown source, tree has been in yard for more than 10 years. Grafted tree.	1713192	PI 692530
154	PI 692533	'Ghevondi'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	near village of Vanand (near Turkish border)., Ararat	40.09075000, 43.79885000	1010		Cultivated material	Collecter's note: white apricot, very late. Described in Armenian Fruits Volume 1. Traditional Armenian apricot variety growing in the orchard of Mr. Robert Asatrian near village of Vanand (near Turkish border).	1713179	PI 692533
155	PI 692535	'Yerevanian'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	Field planting of the Center for Viticulture, Fruit Growing and Wine Making at Nalbaudian Village., Ararat	40.07934000, 43.98934000	891	w.p. 208	Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Traditional varieties collected from the Village of Oshkan in Ararat region by Edvard Morikian (died 2003). Names have been lost, and they have given numbers to distinguish them from each other. We randomly selected two cultivars that still had their painted numbers visible. Yerevenian is described in Armenian fruit volume 1. Several indicate this is their best apricot	1713178	PI 692535
156	PI 692541	'Karmra Tush'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	near village of Vanand (near Turkish border)., Ararat	40.09075000, 43.79885000	1010		Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Orange apricot with red blush, described in Armenian Fruits Volume 1. Traditional Armenian apricot variety growing in the orchard of Mr. Robert Asatrian near village of Vanand (near Turkish border).	1713180	PI 692541
157	PI 692589	'Amban'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	10/13/2006	Ararat	40.18462000, 44.43504000	955	Personal garden of Dr. Vagharshak Hayrapetyan, head of the Scientific Center for Viticulture, Fruit Growing and Winemaking on the outskirts of Yerevan.	Cultivated material	Collecter's Note: White apricot, similar to Ghevondi but different flavor.	1713183	PI 692589
158	PI 673749	Rochester	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	10/12/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1713001	PI 673749
159	PI 673790	'Khidistavi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experiment Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: Pink peel, white flesh, very high aroma, selected in early 20th century in the village of Khidistavi. Told that it doesn't hold up well in drought.	1713141	PI 673790
160	PI 673791	'Krimchak'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experimental Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: From Ukraine. Bred by N. Riabov. Hard, good for transport, low aroma. One of most popular in Georgia.	1713142	PI 673791
161	PI 673792	'Alucha'	Prunus sp.	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Koshkebi, Kartli	41.96975000, 44.00442000	750		Cultivar	Type=Plum; Collecter's note: We are told fruit is large cerasifera subsp. Sweet when still green, but yellow when fully mature. First fruit ripe in the area (early july), ripe with white mulberry.	1713144	PI 673792
162	PI 673800	'Vazhuri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experiment Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: Red striped peach with white flesh. Firm and ships well. An old variety from intentional cross in 1930s, at least 1 parent is local Georgian cv.	1713143	PI 673800
163	PI 692543	'Alipriala'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Georgia	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Koshkebi, Kartli	41.96975000, 44.00442000	750		Cultivar	Collecter's note: Described as large local apricot with very red fruit. Large, grafted tree.	1713138	PI 692543
164	PI 699318	'Gori market sample peach- 1'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Kartli	42.01674000, 44.08753000	692	Fruit purchased from market in Gori	Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Large, white flesh, white peel with pink blush, aromatic bruises easily, freestone, excellent. Fruit purchased from market in Gori	1713154	PI 699318
165	PI 699319	'Gori market sample peach- 2'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Kartli	42.01674000, 44.08753000	692	Fruit purchased from market in Gori	Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Medium, white flesh, white peel with green patch, aromatic, told sweet pit, freestone, many pits break open when cutting fruit, slight bitterness in flesh, browns rapidly. Fruit purchased from market in Gori	1713155	PI 699319
166	PI 699320	'Gori market sample peach- 3'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Kartli	42.01674000, 44.08753000	692	Fruit purchased from market in Gori	Cultivated material	Collecter's note: Small, orange flesh, orange peel with pink blush zand green, aromatic, freestone, excellent. Fruit purchased from market in Gori	1713157	PI 699320
167	PI 657722	'Bianco Rosato Di Piemonte'	Prunus avium (L.) L.		GEN		2006									1714126	PI 657722
168	PI 657723	'Spanische Glaskirsche'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714127	PI 657723
169	PI 657724	'Kentish'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714128	PI 657724
170	PI 657725	'Sour Chari'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714129	PI 657725
171	PI 657726	'Stora Klarbar'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714130	PI 657726
172	PI 657727	'Alucha'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714131	PI 657727
173	PI 657728	'Alucha'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714132	PI 657728
174	PI 657729	'Alucha'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2006									1714133	PI 657729
175	PI 657730	'Stevns'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN	Not Available	2006									1714134	PI 657730
176	PI 657731	'Oblancinka R3t3'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN	Not Available	2006									1714135	PI 657731
177	PI 657732	'Espera'	Prunus cerasus L.	Poland	GEN		2006	COLLECTED								1714136	PI 657732
178	PI 657733	'Early Ludwig'	Prunus cerasus L.	California, United States	GEN		2006	DONATED	08/23/2006							1714137	PI 657733
179	PI 673747	PS3-65	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	03/08/2006					Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Per Donor: "Double pink pillar from Chinese pillar."	1712910	PI 673747
180	PI 673748	P 105-94-78	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	03/08/2006					Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Per Donor: "Double pink"	1712911	PI 673748
181	PI 692509	Form # 1	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693789	PI 692509
182	PI 692510	Form # 2	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693790	PI 692510
183	PI 692511	Form # 3	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693791	PI 692511
184	PI 692512	Form # 5	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693793	PI 692512
185	PI 692513	Form # 6	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693794	PI 692513
186	PI 692514	Form # 9	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693797	PI 692514
187	PI 692515	Form # 10	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693798	PI 692515
188	PI 692516	Form # 11	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693799	PI 692516
189	PI 692517	Form # 12	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693800	PI 692517
190	PI 692518	Form # 13	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693801	PI 692518
191	PI 692519	Form # 14	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693802	PI 692519
192	PI 692520	Form # 15	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693803	PI 692520
193	PI 692521	Form # 16	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693804	PI 692521
194	PI 692522	Form # 17	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693805	PI 692522
195	PI 692523	Form # 18	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693806	PI 692523
196	PI 692524	Form # 21	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693809	PI 692524
197	PI 692525	Form # 24	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV	Not Available	2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693812	PI 692525
198	PI 692526	Form # 25	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693813	PI 692526
199	PI 692527	Form # 30	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material		1693816	PI 692527
200	PI 692545	DPRU 3215	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kazakhstan	DAV		2006	COLLECTED	02/2006					Wild material	This accession is an unknown group of 7 seedlings from accession families DPRU 2860-2883	1942947	PI 692545
201	PI 692542	'unknown'	Prunus sp.	Pakistan	DAV		2006	DONATED							Type= Apricot	1691605	PI 692542
202	PI 673734	Santa Barbara	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: The ‘Santa Barbara’ peach is an old-style ‘Elberta’ type peach, with soft melting texture, and juicy, tasty, aromatic flesh. Much improved over ‘Elberta’, and great for canning, pies, etc. 300 hours chill required.	1712772	PI 673734
203	PI 673735	Red Top	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Beautiful and large, yellow freestone with an attractive red blush, often with many “sugar specks”. It ripens early and is the first of the fine yellow peaches; recommended for canning and freezing. 750 hours chill required.	1712773	PI 673735
204	PI 673736	Clayton	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Popular peach at farm stands in the Carolinas. Excellent, old-fashioned peach flavor.	1712776	PI 673736
205	PI 673737	Early Muir	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712777	PI 673737
206	PI 673738	Sierra Blanca	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A very high quality, white freestone peach. Eexcellent flavor balance of sweetness and acidity. One of the best late white peaches . 800 hours chill required.	1712778	PI 673738
207	PI 673739	Early White	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712782	PI 673739
208	PI 673740	Angelus	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A very large, beautiful golden peach that’s similar to the old ‘Elberta’ but with some improvements. ‘Elberta’ often has a smack of astringency and bruise quite easily. ‘Angelus’ has great flavor with less astringency than ‘Elberta’, and ‘Angelus’ can be treeripened with minimal bruising. It’s a very versatile variety that can be canned, frozen, dried or eaten fresh.	1712783	PI 673740
209	PI 673741	Dixon Cling	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Originated in Linden, Calif., by F.A. Dixon, Canners League of California, San Francisco in 1956. Orange Cling x Australian Muir; sibling of Dixon 2; cross made in 1933; tested as Dix 6-6. Fruit: flesh yellow, turning red if overripe; flavor superior to conventional canning clingstone varieties; season extra early, filling the gap between Fortuna and Cortez; indistinguishable from Dixon 2. Tree: very high yields; indistinguishable from Dixon 2. No longer commercially planted. Per Andy Mariani: This is probably the most flavorful cling and is often purchased by [his] customers who simply like eating it fresh out-of-hand. It has the firm cling-type texture but is also very juicy. Skin is blushed red, and there’s a little red around the stone; it is also an excellent canner. 800 hours chill @ 2000' a consistant producer. Classic canning cling.	1712785	PI 673741
210	PI 673742	Phil's Twin	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712786	PI 673742
211	PI 673743	Summer Grand	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712789	PI 673743
212	PI 673744	Summerkand	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712841	PI 673744
213	PI 673745	Mericrest	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Mericrest is an older variety of nectarine developed in New Hampshire. Although bred to withstand chilly winters, the fruit is quite flavorful and grows well in California. Very small, yellow nectarine with a dark red blush. Flesh is melting and tasty.	1712843	PI 673745
214	PI 673746	White Rose	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach. An older Anderson intro. 1955. Flesh white, juicy, excellent for dessert. Fair to good cropper in mild winter areas. Smith Nursery,	1712845	PI 673746
215	PI 692498	Hoyt Montrose	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV	Not Available	2006	DONATED	01/12/2006					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1712733	PI 692498
216	PI 692499	Skaha	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2006	DONATED	01/12/2006					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1712740	PI 692499
217	PI 673712	'Cynthia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	10/13/2005						Per Donor: "It is a seedling that sprouted where seeds and other wastes from J.H. Hale peaches were buried [at the residence of Mr. Delfino's parents in Castro Valley, California] . . . The Cynthia Peach is a yellow, semi-cling with J.H. Hale-like fruit. It ripens approximately one week later than J.H. Hale. Due to the moderately warm summers in Castro Valley, the J.H. Hale tended to produce marginally satisfactory fruit. The Cynthia Peach has consistently produced good-tasting fruit [under these same conditions]."	1684622	PI 673712
218	PI 673731	Samarkand Nectarine	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	10/10/2005						Type = Peach Per Andy Mariani: 'Samarkand' is a first-generation seedling derived directly from a seed brought over from Uzbekistan in 1991. Several generations later, a cross of the strain with similar traits and a California low-acid nectarine resulted in the 'Samarkand Gold.' Unlike 'Samarkand' and similar varieties like 'Silk Road' and 'Maria's Gold' with small, round, golden-colored freestone fruits with a slightly acidic flavor, 'Samarkand Gold' is larger, oblong, semi-cling, with pale yellow fruits that are super sweet with very high Brix levels. Both of the Samarkands require a fair amount of winter chill, at least a couple hundred more hours than 'Ruby Sweet.'	1689916	PI 673731
219	PI 673732	NJ Pillar OP R23 T62	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	05/05/2002					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Breeder's line from R. Scorza	1689941	PI 673732
220	PI 673710	'Belle of Georgia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	09/08/2005						Type = Peach. 800-850 chill hours. Per Andy Mariani: Seedling of 'Hill's Chili'. Medium to large, white skinned, freestone fruit overlaid with a rich crimson blush. Tender, juicy, sweet, high quality, white flesh. Flavor resembles George IV. Ripens from mid to late August in Santa Clara, California. Bred for hardiness and productivity; withstands winter temperaturess to -20 degrees F. Developed in Glenwood, Iowa by S. A. Beach in 1920.	1684760	PI 673710
221	PI 673711	'Peacot'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	09/08/2005					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Not a peach/apricot hybrid but a peach variety introduced by Armstrong Nurseries. Late season, yellow-freestone, with an unusual flavor profile reminiscent of apricots. 650-700 hours chill required.	1684767	PI 673711
222	PI 689933	'Gower'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	09/08/2005						Type = Peach.	1684644	PI 689933
223	PI 692488	'Spark's Mammoth'	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	09/08/2005					Cultivated material	Type = Peach.	1684645	PI 692488
224	PI 657709	NY 6964	Prunus cerasus L.	United States	GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684923	PI 657709
225	PI 657710	NY 13664	Prunus cerasus L.	United States	GEN	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684924	PI 657710
226	PI 657711	'Jedlinsk'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684925	PI 657711
227	PI 657712	'Rosi de Bistrista'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684926	PI 657712
228	PI 657713	'H. Bancasa'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684927	PI 657713
229	PI 657714	'Kantorjanosi'	Prunus cerasus L.	Hungary	GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684928	PI 657714
230	PI 657715	'Cigany 404'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684929	PI 657715
231	PI 657716	'Spanka'	Prunus cerasus L.	Romania	GEN	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684930	PI 657716
232	PI 657717	'Karneol'	Prunus cerasus L.	Germany	GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684932	PI 657717
233	PI 657718	'Stevensbar'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684933	PI 657718
234	PI 657719	'Cigany 07'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684934	PI 657719
235	PI 657720	'Topas'	Prunus sp.		GEN	Not Available	2005	DONATED	09/07/2005							1684935	PI 657720
236	PI 657721	'Kroeker'	Prunus cerasus L.		GEN		2005	DONATED	09/27/2005							1684936	PI 657721
237	PI 692487	Moorpark	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2005	DONATED	09/07/2005					Cultivated material	Type = Apricot. "Large apricot harvested around Blenheim time. Slightly larger than Blenheim with compressed sides. Yellow flesh has good flavor. A very old variety originating in England. A large heirloom apricot with a luscious plum flavor. It often ripens un- evenly with one side having a greenish cast and sometimes a speckled and etched skin; Not cosmetically perfect but the standard of flavor for apricots."	1684581	PI 692487
238	PI 699323	'Cascata 834'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	Not Available	2005	DONATED						Cultivar		1669906	PI 699323
239	PI 692494	Yanmei	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	China	DAV		2005	DONATED	01/29/2005						Type = Apricot	1689910	PI 692494
240	PI 657708	Ljubskaja x P. maximovici	Prunus sp.	Sachsen, Germany	GEN		2005	DONATED	02/28/2003							1775263	PI 657708
241	PI 699607	'Black Gold'	Prunus avium (L.) L.		GEN		2005							Cultivar	Sweet cherry reference for sour cherry collection	2091507	PI 699607
242	PI 673697	3 Star Daily News	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	08/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1684624	PI 673697
243	PI 673698	'Dymond'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	England, United Kingdom	DAV		2004	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Stone-free fruit, white flesh, green-yellow skin; late ripening.	1684625	PI 673698
244	PI 673700	'Stribling Giant Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	08/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684629	PI 673700
245	PI 673705	'Pallas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	08/15/2004						Type = Peach.	1684634	PI 673705
246	PI 692485	Shipley's Belnheim	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/30/2005					Uncertain improvement status	Type = Apricot.	1684576	PI 692485
247	PI 692486	Brigantiaca Cot	Prunus brigantina Vill.	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/30/2005					Wild material	Type = Apricot.	1684578	PI 692486
248	PI 673699	Red Baron	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Free Stone, Mid-season ripening. 250-400 Chill hours. US Patent #4195	1684627	PI 673699
249	PI 673701	C.O. Smith	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684630	PI 673701
250	PI 673702	Champagne	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach. U.S. Patent 4865	1684631	PI 673702
251	PI 673703	'Galaxy'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Bred by David Ramming and colleagues of the USDA's ARS Postharvest Quality and Genetics Research Unit in Parlier, California in 1994. An improved form of the white saucer or donut peach. Excellent aroma and flavor, delicate texture. Sweet, juicy flesh. Large size.	1684632	PI 673703
252	PI 673704	'Hale Early'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684633	PI 673704
253	PI 673706	'Rio Oso Gem'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: This is a very old variety and a peach with character; not cosmetically perfect, with goitered sutures and an occasional huge bulging wart, but many older folks remember and love this old favorite, warts and all. It was the first freestone peach recognized to possess firm, non-browning flesh, suitable for freezing and having what has been termed a distinctive “orange” flavor. An old favorite among many peach lovers. up to 800 hours chill required.	1684635	PI 673706
254	PI 673707	'Suncrest'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: The‘Suncrest’ peach was made famous by David (Mas) Matsumoto’s book, “Epitaph for a Peach”, where he refers to it as the last of the truly juicy peaches. It’s an old-fashioned yellow freestone which has a fine flavor, and juicy texture when ripe. It’s excellent for all uses. It’s a great canner, but sometimes it’s not a perfect freestone until it is fully ripe. 500 hours chill required.	1684637	PI 673707
255	PI 673708	'Carolina Belle'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2004						Type = Peach. Freestone w/ white flesh. 750 chill hours.	1684641	PI 673708
256	PI 673709	'Winblo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2004	DONATED	07/15/2005						Per Andy Mariani: An old eastern peach grown in the Carolinas. Juicy, melting flesh with excellent flavor, but tends to soften quickly. Old-fashioned peach flavor. Freestone w/ yellow flesh. 850 chill hours required. Cold hardy.	1684642	PI 673709
257	PI 673713	Fei Cheng Hong Li #6	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science				Wild material	Type = Peach	1689854	PI 673713
258	PI 673714	Okayama #11	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Wild material	OP seed taken from cultivar with following desription; fruit 195g, oblate, green white ground color, white flesh, soft, med. juicy, med. quality, cling, pollen sterile, 14.3% SS. ripe 8/20, 136 Fruit Development Period. Titratable Acidity 0.34. This seed parent was originally from Japan. Seedling DPRU 2651.1 was found to form no pollen.	1689855	PI 673714
259	PI 673715	Wan Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from named cultivar "Wan Pan Tao" in the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Academy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou, Henan. Wan PanTao is from Jiangsu and its description is as follows; Ripe 8/7, 124 Fruit Development Period, 143g, flat shape, white flesh soft, high juice, very sweet, cling, self sterile, 12% SS, Titratable acidity 0.25.	1689856	PI 673715
260	PI 673716	Lian Huang	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from cultivar "Lian Huang" growing at the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Acadamy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou. This cultivar is originally from Liaoning, and is described as follows; ripe 7/23, 110 Fruit Development Period, 154g, oblate, yellow flesh, very firm, medium juice, medium sweet, medium quality, cling, canning, 11.3% SS, Titratable acidity 0.49	1689858	PI 673716
261	PI 673717	Qui Xiang Mi	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from the cultivar Qui Xiang Mi growing at the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Acadamy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou. Qui Xiang Mi is originally from Jiangsu and is described as follows; Ripe 8/10, 128 Fruit Development period, 87.2g, oblate, white flesh, medium firm, high juice, very sweet, cling 16.6% SS, titratable acidity 0.34	1689859	PI 673717
262	PI 673718	Qing Zhou Hong	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	Not Available	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from the cultivar Qing Zhou Hong growing at the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Acadamy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou. Qing Zhou Hong is originally from Shandong and is described as follows; Ripe 9/9, 155 days Fruit Development period, 51.7g, round, white flesh, soft, med. juice, very sweet, freestone 16.5% SS, titratable acidity 0.18	1689860	PI 673718
263	PI 673719	12-28	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivar		1689861	PI 673719
264	PI 673720	DPRU 2657	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Street tree						1689862	PI 673720
265	PI 673721	Wild Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Collected along side of road on way to Mutianya, site of great wall (7km from Bo Hall)			Slopes of mountain	Wild material	Type = Peach	1689863	PI 673721
266	PI 673722	White Peach Great Wall	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/18/2000	Mutiyana, scenic area of Great Wall.				Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689864	PI 673722
267	PI 673723	White Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/19/2000	Beijing Airport				Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689865	PI 673723
268	PI 673724	Green Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED	08/18/2000	Beijing Airport					Type = Peach	1689866	PI 673724
269	PI 673725	Xiong Yue	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2004	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689867	PI 673725
270	PI 690292	DPRU 3282	Prunus sp.		DAV		2004							Wild material	Unknown Type= Peach relative	1943308	PI 690292
271	PI 634551	'TruGold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	PVPO	Not Available	2004	DEVELOPED						Cultivar		1651238	PI 634551
272	PI 673726	Venus	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Italy	DAV		2004	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1689886	PI 673726
273	PI 692489	Clone No. 16	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Thailand	DAV		2004	DONATED	12/2001						Type = Apricot.	1689883	PI 692489
274	PI 692490	Clone No. 31	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Thailand	DAV		2004	DONATED	12/2001							1689884	PI 692490
275	PI 692491	Clone No. 128	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Thailand	DAV		2004	DONATED	12/2001						Type = Apricot.	1689885	PI 692491
276	PI 690286	Sermabujs	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Armenia	DAV		2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003					Wild material	Type = Peach.	1644787	PI 690286
277	PI 690287	Zafrani Yereva	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Armenia	DAV		2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003					Wild material	Type = Peach.	1644788	PI 690287
278	PI 692505	Vairi darnakoris ('Wild bitter-stone')	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003	Lori Marz, Alaverdi				Cultivar	Type = Apricot. Per collector: "Wild variety - found in the town area of Alaverdi"	1722956	PI 692505
279	PI 692506	Voski (Gold)	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003	Armavir Marz, Merdzavan. Fruit sample bought from Merdzavan fruit garden.				Wild material	Type = Apricot. Per Collector: "This variety was bred in the Armenian Research center . . . M.B. Sanahyan."	1644785	PI 692506
280	PI 692507	Masis	Prunus armeniaca L.	Armenia	DAV		2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003	Argatsotn Marz. Fruit sample bought from Oshakan fruit garden.				Wild material	Type = Apricot.	1644786	PI 692507
281	PI 673679	'White English'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2003	DONATED	02/27/2003					Cultivar		1644957	PI 673679
282	PI 692476	Tyrinthos	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2003	DONATED	02/23/2003					Uncertain improvement status	Type = Apricot	1691135	PI 692476
283	PI 632681	P. sachalinensis	Prunus sargentii Rehder	Russian Federation		Historic	2003	DONATED	01/22/2003					Uncertain improvement status		1643539	PI 632681
284	PI 632682	P. lannesiana	Prunus serrulata Lindl. var. lannesiana (Carrière) Makino	Russian Federation	GEN	Not Available	2003	DONATED	01/22/2003					Uncertain improvement status		1643541	PI 632682
285	PI 632683	P. yedoyensis	Prunus ×yedoensis Matsum.	Russian Federation		Historic	2003	DONATED	01/22/2003					Uncertain improvement status		1643543	PI 632683
286	PI 638734	Almaz o.p.	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		2002	DONATED	09/13/2002							1647466	PI 638734
287	PI 632686	P. maackii	Prunus maackii Rupr.	Russian Federation	GEN		2002	DONATED	08/30/2002					Cultivar		1643537	PI 632686
288	PI 673733	NJ Pillar OP R23 T45	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		2002	DONATED	05/05/2002					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Breeder's line from R. Scorza.	1689942	PI 673733
289	PI 692495	Pakicot 30	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2002	DONATED	05/05/2002					Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1689945	PI 692495
290	PI 692496	Pakicot 52	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2002	DONATED	05/05/2002					Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1689947	PI 692496
291	PI 692497	Pakicot 67	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		2002	DONATED	05/05/2002					Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1689949	PI 692497
292	PI 673796	'Spring Honey'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Taiwan	DAV		2002	DONATED						Cultivar		1635531	PI 673796
293	PI 673727	I.S. 5/21	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2002							Wild material	Type = Peach	1689911	PI 673727
294	PI 673729	'Okinawa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2002								Type = Peach	1689914	PI 673729
295	PI 673730	'Tropic Beauty'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		2002								Type = Peach	1689915	PI 673730
296	PI 673694	DPRU 2583	Prunus mira Koehne	Yunnan Sheng, China	DAV		2002	COLLECTED	09/15/2001	Zhondian County in Northwestern Yunnan Province		2500		Wild material	Type = Tibet Peach. "It is native to Northern China. It blooms around March to April and matures around May." - Xulan Hu	1635526	PI 673694
297	PI 692540	'Clone No. 31'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Thailand	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1635515	PI 692540
298	PI 673693	#60	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ukraine	DAV		2001	COLLECTED	09/2000	City of Kremenchuk			Fruit/seed collected in Kremenchuk market by Dr. Charles Simon during collection trip to Ukraine, September 2000.	Wild material	Type = Peach	1635981	PI 673693
299	PI 692477	Birleshik-7	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614226	PI 692477
300	PI 692478	Birleshik-13	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614229	PI 692478
301	PI 692479	Birleshik-14	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614230	PI 692479
302	PI 692480	Birleshik-16	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614232	PI 692480
303	PI 692481	Germab-5	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material		1614240	PI 692481
304	PI 692482	Germab-14	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614246	PI 692482
305	PI 692483	Birleshik-5	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614225	PI 692483
306	PI 692484	Prohladnaya-4	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Breeding material	Type = Apricot	1614254	PI 692484
307	PI 692501	Birleshik-22	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED	04/06/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1614235	PI 692501
308	PI 692502	Germab-1	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED	04/06/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1614237	PI 692502
309	PI 692503	Germab-7	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED	04/06/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1614242	PI 692503
310	PI 692504	Germab-18	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED	04/06/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1614250	PI 692504
311	PI 692531	'Birleshik-9'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614228	PI 692531
312	PI 692532	'Germab-17'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614249	PI 692532
313	PI 692539	'Germab-13'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614245	PI 692539
314	PI 619227	Pamjet Vavilova	Prunus cerasus L.	Germany		Historic	2001	DONATED	03/26/2001					Cultivar		1613159	PI 619227
315	PI 619228	39515b	Prunus canescens Bois	Russian Federation	GEN	Not Available	2001	DONATED	03/26/2001					Wild material		1613160	PI 619228
316	PI 619229	VSL 1	Prunus sp.	Russian Federation	GEN		2001	DONATED	03/26/2001					Rootstock	Cherry type	1613161	PI 619229
317	PI 619230	39652a	Prunus maximowiczii Rupr.	Russian Federation		Historic	2001	DONATED	03/26/2001					Wild material		1613162	PI 619230
318	PI 638733	Luganskaya 4	Prunus fruticosa Pall.	Russian Federation	GEN		2001	DONATED	03/26/2001					Cultivar		1613163	PI 638733
319	PI 619226	NANA	Prunus cerasus L.	Germany	GEN		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1617445	PI 619226
320	PI 673680	'Hong Chi Zhi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED	02/26/2001					Cultivar	Type = peach	1649913	PI 673680
321	PI 689991	'Yu Hua Lu'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED	01/28/2000	Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614178	PI 689991
322	PI 690288	'Lian Huang'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614183	PI 690288
323	PI 690302	'Shou Xing Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type= dwarf peach	1614176	PI 690302
324	PI 690303	'Xue Xiang Lu'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED	01/28/2000	Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614177	PI 690303
325	PI 690304	'Shang Hai Shui Mi (Chinese Cling)'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	This accesion is identical replacement for Q 42759 (DPRU 3384)	1614186	PI 690304
326	PI 690305	'Wan Pan Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	This accession is identical replacement to Q 42755	1614187	PI 690305
327	PI 638736	'Sverdlovsk'	Prunus fruticosa Pall.	Russian Federation	GEN		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614167	PI 638736
328	PI 638737	P. kuriliensis	Prunus nipponica Matsum. var. kurilensis (Miyabe) E. H. Wilson	Russian Federation	GEN		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614168	PI 638737
329	PI 699317	DPRU 2698	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	Not Available	2001	DONATED	02/15/2001					Cultivated material	Type = Peach	1689917	PI 699317
330	PI 692492	Ikuyo-Nezame	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Japan	DAV	Not Available	2001	DONATED	02/11/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot	1689905	PI 692492
331	PI 692493	Apricot Mei	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Texas, United States	DAV		2001	DONATED	02/11/2001						Type = Apricot	1689906	PI 692493
332	PI 673681	'Kinnauri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649918	PI 673681
333	PI 673683	'IC 20841'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		2001	DONATED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1649943	PI 673683
334	PI 673769	IC 20840	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614138	PI 673769
335	PI 692471	'IC 20089'	Prunus armeniaca L.	India	DAV		2001	DONATED	01/12/2001					Uncertain improvement status	Type = apricot	1649953	PI 692471
336	PI 692500	IC 20092	Prunus armeniaca L.	India	DAV	Not Available	2001	DONATED	01/12/2001					Cultivar	Type = Apricot.	1614133	PI 692500
337	PI 673678	Jing Yu	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2001	COLLECTED	08/14/2000	Brought fruit at wholesale market in Zhengzhou.				Cultivated material	Type = Peach. This seed was received at NCGR, Davis directly from Byrne. Apparently PGQO in Beltsville, MD, received seed of this accession also on 29 Aug 2000. Description of seed parent of this OP seed is as follows; Peach freestone, white flesh, sliced at pit, 20% light red blush, very firm, low juice, low acid, crunchy flesh. 10.5% SS to 12.5% SS 3.0' dia. Bland, ovate, sl. suture.	1638825	PI 673678
338	PI 673692	DPRU 2561	Prunus mira Koehne	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1614131	PI 673692
339	PI 632685	VP 6	Prunus hybr.	Russian Federation	GEN		2000	DONATED	09/08/2000					Cultivar		1643534	PI 632685
340	PI 673685	'81-11-58'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED	08/29/2000					Cultivar		1649945	PI 673685
341	PI 673695	Feng Bao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2000	COLLECTED	08/13/2000	Zhengzhou			Bought fruit from peddler on bicycle on street in Zhengzhou.	Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Seed collected from fruit puchased from street peddler in Zhengzhou. Seed parent fruit desription is as follows; Clear white flesh, pale pink blush, free stone, about 1 pound each, firm to very firm, low acid, med sugar 3.8" dia, melting, low juice, 12.5% SS. Round fruit, sl cleft suture.	1607798	PI 673695
342	PI 673696	'Yan Hong'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		2000	COLLECTED	08/14/2000	Zhengzhou			Bought fruit at wholesale market in Zhengzhou	Cultivated material	Seed collected from fruit bought at Zhengzhou wholesale market. Description of seed parent fruit is as follows; white peach, clingstone, melting, round 3.1-3.25" diameter, juicy, 50% red blush, low acid, 10% SS, green ground color, bland, smooth suture, red only at pit, seeds white.	1607800	PI 673696
343	PI 673767	'124 Pantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607780	PI 673767
344	PI 673768	'93-1-52 Pantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607782	PI 673768
345	PI 673770	'Shenzhou Baimi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607792	PI 673770
346	PI 673771	'Xuancheng Tiantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar	this accession is absent of pollen. Considered pollen sterile.	1607775	PI 673771
347	PI 673772	'Xia Hui #1'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607784	PI 673772
348	PI 689990	'Chang Lui Nectarine'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type=peach	1607786	PI 689990
349	PI 690297	'Zao Feng'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type=peach	1607763	PI 690297
350	PI 690298	'Hong Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1607764	PI 690298
351	PI 690299	'Da Lian 12-28'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type=Peach	1607772	PI 690299
352	PI 690300	'Qiu Xiang Mi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type=Peach	1607773	PI 690300
353	PI 690301	'Tianjin Huangrou'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		2000	DONATED						Cultivar	type=peach	1607777	PI 690301
354	PI 692508	Sweet Apricot	Prunus sp.	China	DAV		2000	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Apricot.	1607810	PI 692508
355	PI 699316	C7-5	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	Not Available	2000	DONATED	08/29/2000					Wild material	Type=peach	1649948	PI 699316
356	PI 699322	'Qui Kui'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	Not Available	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type= Peach	1607789	PI 699322
357	PI 699324	'Zheng Huang 4'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	Not Available	2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type = Peach	1607771	PI 699324
358	PI 699325	'Xingjiang Da Tian Ren'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	Not Available	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1607794	PI 699325
359	PI 632680	'Pamjat Vavilova'	Prunus cerasus L.	United States	GEN		2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1643154	PI 632680
360	PI 632684	'Pamjat vavilova x(P. canescens x P.aviu)'	Prunus hybr.	Russian Federation	GEN		2000	DONATED	03/24/2000					Cultivar		1643155	PI 632684
361	PI 692447	'Santa Clara Sweet'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2000	DONATED	03/03/2000							1597527	PI 692447
362	PI 692448	'Canada White'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2000	DONATED	03/03/2000						Presumed to be am irradiated mutation of Blenheim, but it doesn't resemble its parent at all. White, juicy. sugary flesh. Pale yellow, smooth skin. Very flavorful.	1597528	PI 692448
363	PI 692449	'Shalah'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2000	DONATED	03/03/2000					Cultivated material		1597529	PI 692449
364	PI 692450	'Casa Soberanes'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2000	DONATED	03/03/2000					Cultivated material		1597530	PI 692450
365	PI 692451	'Stephen's Favorite'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		2000	DONATED	03/03/2000					Cultivated material		1597531	PI 692451
366	PI 673688	'Sanguine de Chateauneuf'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	France	DAV		2000	DONATED	01/11/2000					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649949	PI 673688
367	PI 673689	'Sanguine Tardif de Chanas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	France	DAV		2000	DONATED	01/11/2000					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649950	PI 673689
368	PI 673728	DPRU 2693	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		1999	DONATED	12/20/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689912	PI 673728
369	PI 673672	Shanxi	Prunus davidiana (Carrière) N. E. Br.	Shaanxi Sheng, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1638837	PI 673672
370	PI 673673	DPRU 2494	Prunus davidiana (Carrière) N. E. Br.	Beijing Shi, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1637752	PI 673673
371	PI 673674	DPRU 2495	Prunus ferganensis (Kostina & Rjabov) Kovalev & Kostina	Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1637754	PI 673674
372	PI 673675	DPRU 2496	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED		City of Zhengzhou				Wild material	Type = Peach. Small, dark colored pits, weeping, with dark red flowers. 900 chilling units. Small fruit (25g). Fruit development period = 141 days.	1637759	PI 673675
373	PI 673676	DPRU 2497	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach. Resistant to Nematodes per L. Wang (collector).	1637769	PI 673676
374	PI 673677	DPRU 2498	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV		1999	COLLECTED		City of Zhengzhou				Wild material	Type = Peach. Small pits, 900 chilling units, 240 FDP, fruit weight = 100g, 30% blush, brix=16%, round, cling. Very suseptible to powery mildew.	1637771	PI 673677
375	PI 692467	'Shanlian'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Taiwan	DAV		1999	COLLECTED	PRE 1990					Wild material	Type = apricot. 100 CU mume for food processing, small fruit (25 gm), cling, no blush, obtained from Dr. Ou (Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute as F2 seed).	1618434	PI 692467
376	PI 692468	'Charngterng'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Taiwan	DAV		1999	COLLECTED	PRE 1990					Wild material	Type = apricot. 100 CU mume for food processing, small fruit (25 gm), cling, no blush, obtained from Dr. Ou (Taiwan Agricultural Research Institute as F2 seed).	1618435	PI 692468
377	PI 692473	'Apricot Mei'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.		DAV		1999							Uncertain improvement status		1649963	PI 692473
378	PI 692475	'Double Fruited Mei'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.		DAV		1999							Uncertain improvement status		1649965	PI 692475
379	PI 638735	P. pensylvanica	Prunus pensylvanica L. f.	Russian Federation	GEN		1999	DONATED						Cultivar		1589513	PI 638735
380	PI 673690	DPRU 2548	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		1999	DONATED	04/06/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649951	PI 673690
381	PI 692453	'Derby Royal'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		1999	DONATED	04/01/1999					Cultivated material		1597538	PI 692453
382	PI 692454	'Basque'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		1999	DONATED	04/01/1999					Cultivated material		1597539	PI 692454
383	PI 692455	'San Fernando Supreme'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		1999	DONATED	04/01/1999					Cultivated material		1597540	PI 692455
384	PI 692456	'Supkany'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		1999	DONATED	04/01/1999					Cultivated material		1597541	PI 692456
385	PI 619225	Crisana	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	03/03/1999					Cultivar		1573722	PI 619225
386	PI 619217	Pitic de Iasi	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN	Not Available	1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573714	PI 619217
387	PI 619218	I 24 (63)	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573715	PI 619218
388	PI 619219	I 13 (61)	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573716	PI 619219
389	PI 619220	Erdi Nagygyumolesu	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573717	PI 619220
390	PI 619221	Lebedyanskaya o.p. 26e-2-51	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573718	PI 619221
391	PI 619222	Mari Timpurii	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573719	PI 619222
392	PI 619223	Rexelle	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573720	PI 619223
393	PI 619224	Itt 18 (12)	Prunus cerasus L.	Michigan, United States	GEN		1999	DONATED	02/16/1999					Cultivar		1573721	PI 619224
394	PI 638731	'PV hybrid #2'	Prunus hybr.	Russian Federation	GEN		1999	DONATED	03/24/2000					Cultivar		1580629	PI 638731
395	PI 638732	Lubskaya x P. maximowkzii	Prunus hybr.	Russian Federation	GEN		1999	DONATED	09/08/2000					Cultivar		1580625	PI 638732
396	PI 673669	'Huangnianhe'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		1999							Wild material	Type = Peach	1631549	PI 673669
397	PI 673670	'Long 124'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		1999							Wild material	Type = Peach	1631550	PI 673670
398	PI 673682	'Xiantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Maryland, United States	DAV		1999	DONATED						Cultivar		1649919	PI 673682
399	PI 673691	'Pingbaizi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV		1999							Cultivar		1649952	PI 673691
400	PI 690294	'SAHUAHONG PANTAO'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar	type=peach	1580591	PI 690294
401	PI 690295	'ZAOSHUNUANGGAN (SP?)'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar		1580595	PI 690295
402	PI 690296	'ZHAOLUPAN TAO'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar	Type=peach	1580596	PI 690296
403	PI 673668	'IC 2090214'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		1999	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1631535	PI 673668
404	PI 673686	'Nic 19398'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		1999	DONATED	02/04/1999					Breeding material	Type = Peach	1649946	PI 673686
405	PI 673687	'Ic 209015'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV		1999	DONATED	02/04/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649947	PI 673687
406	PI 619214	M-209	Prunus cerasus L.	Hungary	GEN		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1559617	PI 619214
407	PI 619215	Nana	Prunus cerasus L.	Romania		Historic	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1559618	PI 619215
408	PI 619216	Kelleris 14	Prunus cerasus L.	Serbia	GEN	Not Available	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1559619	PI 619216
409	PI 673556	7010419	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Accession received originally on 01/22/93, but it was unsuccessfully established.	1015932	PI 673556
410	PI 673560	'6910058'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Accession received originally on 3/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established.	1564215	PI 673560
411	PI 673561	'Sulina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach.	1564218	PI 673561
412	PI 673575	'Cascata 562'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = peach. Accession received originally on 03/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established. Q 24452 Origin Brazil From NGRL Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office Type Peach	1564248	PI 673575
413	PI 673635	'7410070'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565002	PI 673635
414	PI 673636	'Andromeda'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565003	PI 673636
415	PI 673637	'710'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status	Collected from Nepal.	1565004	PI 673637
416	PI 673638	'1-108'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565005	PI 673638
417	PI 673639	'1-125'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565006	PI 673639
418	PI 673640	'V-68101'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Considered a germplasm source for resistance to Leucostoma canker disease. Used in HRIO peach breeding program to incorporate genes for greater resistance to this disease. Fruit small, poorly colored, soft and of no commercial value.	1565007	PI 673640
419	PI 673641	'Xin Dai Jiu Bao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Zhejiang Sheng, China	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565008	PI 673641
420	PI 673642	'Kou Ho'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	China	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565009	PI 673642
421	PI 673644	'B081017021'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Weeping seedling peach.	1565011	PI 673644
422	PI 673645	'Adriatica'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565446	PI 673645
423	PI 673646	'Keris #2'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Pakistan	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	From 1988 USDA/ARS sponsored Biogeographic Survey and Collection of Temperate Fruit and Nut Species in Pakistan.	1564999	PI 673646
424	PI 673647	'Keris #4'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Pakistan	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	From 1998 USDA/ARS sponsored Biogeographic Survey and Collection of Temperate Fruit and Nut Species in Pakistan.	1565001	PI 673647
425	PI 673648	'AN1/6'	Prunus hybr.	Greece	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	Rootstock. Tolerant to alkaline soils. Performs better than GF677 in replant situation. More tolerant to nematodes than GF677.	1564797	PI 673648
426	PI 692421	'Nonno'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Italy	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status	Type = apricot. Per Todd Kennedy: A standard variety in the countryside surrounding the Bay of Naples. A seedling of unknown parentage, treasured by a now-nameless grandfather until its commercial discovery in the 1930s, it is still to be found in the markets of Italy. Because of its place of origin, requires modest winter chill and rarely misses a crop. Fruits are over medium in size, deep orange, juicy, rich, suitable for every use: dessert, canning, drying, juice. Ripens after ‘Royal’, mid July. 600 hours chill required.	1564212	PI 692421
427	PI 692422	'Luizet'	Prunus armeniaca L.	United States	DAV		1998	DONATED						Cultivated material	Accession received originally on 03/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established.	1564216	PI 692422
428	PI 692435	'Comondor'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Romania	DAV		1998	COLLECTED						Cultivated material	Collected from Romania	1564785	PI 692435
429	PI 692436	'1-134'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Nepal	DAV	Not Available	1998	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status		1564786	PI 692436
430	PI 692437	'USSR-90-06-01'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Russian Federation	DAV		1998	COLLECTED								1564798	PI 692437
431	PI 692438	'Ak Luchak'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Turkmenistan	DAV		1998	COLLECTED							Previous introduction of same material is Q35424	1564805	PI 692438
432	PI 673667	'Pamirski'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Russian Federation	DAV		1998	DONATED						Cultivar		1559394	PI 673667
433	PI 692470	'Pandora'	Prunus sp.	Italy	DAV		1998	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Apricot	1631603	PI 692470
434	PI 673684	'Danmo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	China	DAV		1998	DONATED	01/08/1998					Cultivated material	Type = peach	1649944	PI 673684
435	PI 690293	'HUAGUANG'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1998	DONATED	01/08/1998	Zhengshou pomology Institute of China, Zhengshou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Zhengzhou 6335741				Cultivar		1559573	PI 690293
436	PI 673671	'Kawanakajima Hakutou'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Japan	DAV		1997	DONATED						Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Seedling DPRU 2466.17 was found be absent of pollen (male sterile)	1631601	PI 673671
437	PI 619211	Pandy 279	Prunus cerasus L.	British Columbia, Canada	GEN		1997	DONATED	09/11/1997					Cultivar		1559614	PI 619211
438	PI 619212	Pandy 48	Prunus cerasus L.	British Columbia, Canada	GEN		1997	DONATED	09/11/1997					Cultivar		1559615	PI 619212
439	PI 619213	Pandy BB119	Prunus cerasus L.	British Columbia, Canada	GEN		1997	DONATED	09/11/1997					Cultivar		1559616	PI 619213
440	PI 692452	'Chenton'	Prunus mume Siebold & Zucc.	Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/27/1997							1597532	PI 692452
441	PI 673631	'leaf curl resistant peach'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV		1997	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Peach is resistant to leaf curl.	1564757	PI 673631
442	PI 673632	'Sha Zi Zao Sheng'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1564760	PI 673632
443	PI 673633	DPRU 2232	Prunus mira Koehne	British Columbia, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Wild material		1564756	PI 673633
444	PI 673634	'Ta Qiao Yi Hao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1997	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1564759	PI 673634
445	PI 673651	'Vivid'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579213	PI 673651
446	PI 673652	'Vinegold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579216	PI 673652
447	PI 673653	'Sdlg Red Haven type'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579217	PI 673653
448	PI 673654	'Vulcan'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579221	PI 673654
449	PI 673655	'Albatros'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	South Africa	DAV		1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1579240	PI 673655
450	PI 673656	'Harblaze'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579244	PI 673656
451	PI 673657	'Federica'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579245	PI 673657
452	PI 673658	'Silver Gold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579246	PI 673658
453	PI 673659	'Orion'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	South Africa	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579248	PI 673659
454	PI 673660	'Zin Dai Jiu Bao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579250	PI 673660
455	PI 673661	'Harrow Diamond'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579251	PI 673661
456	PI 673662	'Evergreen'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579252	PI 673662
457	PI 673663	'Somervee'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579256	PI 673663
458	PI 692445	'Rakovsky BU 33'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Hungary	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997							1579219	PI 692445
459	PI 692446	'Cacak's Gold'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Former Serbia and Montenegro	DAV		1997	DONATED	03/20/1997							1579247	PI 692446
460	PI 692465	'CP 15-1'	Prunus sp.	Mexico	DAV		1997	DONATED						Cultivar	Apricot	1539754	PI 692465
461	PI 673630	DPRU 2228	Prunus mira Koehne	China	DAV		1997	COLLECTED						Wild material	Seedling DPRU 2228.8 was found to have low pollen viability	1564755	PI 673630
462	PI 673665	Contender X E.Lady No. 051	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1539079	PI 673665
463	PI 673666	Contender X E. Lady No. 068	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV		1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1539080	PI 673666
464	PI 619210	'Pandy 35'	Prunus cerasus L.	Maryland, United States	GEN		1997	DONATED	02/13/1997					Cultivar		1544016	PI 619210
465	PI 692434	'UK-1'	Prunus armeniaca L.	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	12/17/1996					Uncertain improvement status	UK-1 is sweet kernel, good quality apricot of unknown parentage.	1564577	PI 692434
466	PI 619209	KAZ 96 09-03	Prunus mahaleb L.	Kazakhstan	GEN	Not Available	1996	COLLECTED	09/15/1996	Talasky Alatan Province. Located in "Reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected on North Slope of deep canyon, near a river bed.	42.31666667, 70.36666667	1010	Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, North, open area. Rainfall 320 mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc. -Prunus mahaleb.	Wild material	Very clean of insect and disease.	1543976	PI 619209
467	PI 673650	96120	Prunus davidiana (Carrière) N. E. Br.	China	DAV		1996	COLLECTED		Heilongjiang province, Dailing district, 27 km. NW of Dailing	47.18333333, 128.86666667	330	Xiao Xingan Ling hills. Nature preserve.	Wild material		1532667	PI 673650
468	PI 692444	96118	Prunus armeniaca L.	China	DAV		1996	COLLECTED		Heilingjiang province, Dailing district. 26 km NW of Dailing	47.18333333, 128.86666667	330	Xiao Xingan Ling Hills. Nature Preserve	Wild material	Seed is used for breakfast food. Soaked in water for 2-3 days to remove bitterness then eaten as a raw vegetable.	1532668	PI 692444
469	PI 673664	96078	Prunus davidiana (Carrière) N. E. Br.	China	DAV		1996	COLLECTED		Jilin Province, town of Jilin, in garden of Jilin Forestry University				Wild material	(Collectors notes:) Fruit 24 mm., round, green. Stage of development:mature now (Aug. 5), estimated maturity: frist week August. Pericarp drying, splits easily. Oil used for medicianl purposes. (Collector notes report:) leaves and fruit look healthy. Photograph exists.	1529083	PI 673664
470	PI 692443	96077	Prunus mandshurica (Maxim.) Koehne	China	DAV		1996	COLLECTED		Jilin Province, town of Jilin. Site details: Gardens of Jilin Forestry University.			Prunus armeniaca growing nearby and said to bloom at same time as P.mandshurica so these seeds may be hybrids. There were 5-6 other P.mandshurica trees nearby.	Wild material	(Collectors notes:) Growth habit: tree, leaves with with yellow around veins and midrib. Fruit size 22-24 mm, round, orange skin and flesh, firmness (1 soft - 5): 1, palatibility: mediocre-a little bitter, poor texture, not sweet (mealy). Stage of development: mature to overripe, estimated maturity: last week July-first week of Aug., mostly on ground now. Very juicy.	1529082	PI 692443
471	PI 692458	'N262'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Russian Federation	DAV		1996	DONATED						Wild material	Very hardy and apprently disease resistant selections	1523622	PI 692458
472	PI 692459	'N270'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Russian Federation	DAV		1996	DONATED						Wild material	Very hardy and apprently disease resistant selections	1523625	PI 692459
473	PI 692460	'280'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Russian Federation	DAV		1996	DONATED						Wild material	Very hardy and apprently disease resistant selections	1523627	PI 692460
474	PI 692461	'4-39'	Prunus armeniaca L.	Russian Federation	DAV		1996	DONATED						Wild material	Very hardy and apprently disease resistant selections	1523628	PI 692461
475	PI 673582	'Tashkent Gold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Tashkent, Uzbekistan	DAV	Not Available	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Tashkent Gold: A nectarine grown from seed brought from Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Small-sized fruit; pure golden color; sweet, rich apricot-like flavor. Size, color, flavor are distinctive. (Mariani) Type = peach	1552566	PI 673582
476	PI 673583	'Aneheim'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564433	PI 673583
477	PI 673584	'Baby Crawford'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Baby Crawford (a.k.a. Phil Adrian): Escalon, California. Reputed to be one of the richest flavored yellow freestones. Flavor and aroma are intense, distinctive. Tree healthy and productive. (Mariani) Type = peach	1564434	PI 673584
478	PI 673585	'Boston Red'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564436	PI 673585
479	PI 673586	'Carman'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A true heirloom, passed down from one generation of peach farmer to another. Oblate, white fruits are heavy with juice like sugar syrup, relleved by discreet acidity, flesh that melts away in the mouth, leaving only "luscious" as an adequate description. Once counted as an early peach, it ripens closer to today's midseason. Could be the favorite white peach of middle and South peach growers a century ago. Still vigorous and productive. Mid July 700 hours.	1564437	PI 673586
480	PI 673587	'Cumberland'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: Magnificent white peach from Rutgers, ca. 1914. 'Belle of Georgia' x 'Greensboro', combining the high flavor of the latter with the productivity and color of the former. High fuzz. Flesh resembling Belle, light textured, soft and juicy, red around the pit. Recommended for Eastern locations where Belle is not reliable. Mid July. 750 hours.	1564438	PI 673587
481	PI 673588	'Demeur'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564439	PI 673588
482	PI 673589	'Duke of York'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: Awesome flavor but small. First-rate peach resembling Peregrine. Early midseason. Pale yellow freestone. Soft, sweet, a little subacid.	1564440	PI 673589
483	PI 673590	'Early Charlotte'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564441	PI 673590
484	PI 673591	'Gold Dust'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Gold Dust’ is a high quality early peach. A yellow- fleshed, freestone with blushed, golden skin. Superb, old-fashioned peach flavor. 550 hours chill required.	1564443	PI 673591
485	PI 673592	'Halloween'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1565493	PI 673592
486	PI 673593	'Independence'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564445	PI 673593
487	PI 673594	'Indian Blood Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564446	PI 673594
488	PI 673595	'Indian Blood Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564447	PI 673595
489	PI 673596	'J.M. Mack'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	Not Available	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: This modest-sized white peach is nearly unique for its absence of red internal pigment, for which it is singularly suited for making of white peach preserves, that will not discolor. Excellent as a fresh fruit, essential for peach cookery, skin much colored with red, outstanding sweetness, low acid, characteristic clear aroma unlike any other. Its story is no mystery: a chance seedling from the farm of J. M. Mack in Winsted, Litchfield County, Connecticut, circa 1915; was introduced to France and Australia, in both places it was a more important commercial peach than in the USA. Late July ripening. 800 hours chill required.	1552567	PI 673596
490	PI 673597	'Kalamazoo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564448	PI 673597
491	PI 673598	'Katrina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564449	PI 673598
492	PI 673599	'Last Chance'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivated material	As the name suggests, 'Last Chance' peach is one of the latest really good peaches of the season. Remarkable quality for such a late ripening peach and is similar to Elberta-type peaches that ripen earlier in the season. Freestone.	1564450	PI 673599
493	PI 673600	'Late Rose'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564451	PI 673600
494	PI 673601	'Le Grand'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Origin. Anderson, Le Grand, Calif., 1942. (J.H. Hale X Quetta) Yellow, firm clingstone, the first of the famous "Grand" nectarine cultivars.	1564452	PI 673601
495	PI 673602	'Lola Queen'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564453	PI 673602
496	PI 673603	'Lord Napier'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564454	PI 673603
497	PI 673604	'Mayflower'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivated material	Per Todd Kennedy: 'Mayflower', for many years, was America's earliest commercial peach. 'Mayflowe'r is valuable in California for its high eating quality, greater than any peach found in the supermarket in the same season, and elsewhere it remains the best early peach that can be grown. A century ago every fruit fancier knew this peach: large pale fruits with white semicling flesh, extravagantly juicy, but ripening all at once, as a commercial grower would like. Flavor rich among early peaches, high in sugar, but perishable. Probably from North Carolina, was also grown in France and Italy as the first peach of the season. Late blooming, avoids frost damage. Begin June. 750 chill hours required.	1565402	PI 673604
498	PI 673605	'Meadowlark'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564456	PI 673605
499	PI 673606	'Mountain Rose'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV		1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: "Pre-eminent among white-fleshed, freestone peaches for fruits of high quality and handsome appearance, which are further distinguished by a distinct and delicious flavor - a sort of scented sweetness" wrote Hedrick in 1922. Skin white with many red and rose-pink highlights, flesh pink and white, delicate, red surrounding the pit, exceptionally juicy and rather low in acid. Arose in the orchard of a Dr. Marvin in Morristown, New Jersey, 1851. An outstanding peach for the first half of August, before White Hale and Belle of Georgia. Thin the fruits well because the trees are very productive. Ripens early August in Morgan Hill, Ca. 750 chill hours required.	1564457	PI 673606