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0PI 710331LA1412Solanum cheesmaniae (L. Riley) Fosberg California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2026DONATEDGenetic material2197264PI 710331
1PI 710332LA1658Solanum huaylasense Peralta California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2026DONATEDGenetic material2197265PI 710332
2PI 710334LA1770Solanum corneliomulleri J. F. Macbr. California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2026DONATEDGenetic material2197267PI 710334
3PI 710335LA1774Solanum huaylasense Peralta California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2026DONATEDGenetic material2197268PI 710335
4PI 710337LA3663Solanum chmielewskii (C. M. Rick et al.) D. M. Spooner et al. California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2026DONATEDGenetic material2197270PI 710337
5PI 708624BBBB 446Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR6Not Available2025COLLECTED08/20/2025El Paso County. Franklin Mountains. Near El Paso. Mountains at N edge of El Paso city accessed from Woodrow Bean Transmountain road 375. In Franklin Mountains State Park. North Franklin Mountain trail. Approximate site of Worthington 17092 [1988]. Inside bend of sharp switchback hairpin.31.90679100, -106.492630002015Steep E-facing slope of pure pink scree/talus with no cover and few other herbsWild materialOver 100 scattered plants, small to large, green, healthy, little current flowering but many mature fruit. Collected 12 mature fruit about 1 cm diameter. Also fewer, smaller plants observed at three other locations along trail as low as 5800 ft always in talus/scree in E/NE-facing arroyos.2192789PI 708624
6PI 708415LA0118Solanum corneliomulleri J. F. Macbr. Lima, PeruTGRCNot Available2025COLLECTEDGenetic material2191643PI 708415
7PI 705851LA2322Solanum habrochaites S. Knapp & D. M. Spooner California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2024DONATEDGenetic material2169071PI 705851
8PI 706436BB 445Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62024COLLECTED08/22/2024Sandoval County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. From Bernalilo E to Placitas and gravel 165 S to Las Huertas picnic grounds. E side of hiking trail which is W of the S parking lot. 35.23398500, -106.412463002335Under shade of trees and brush in rich black mulch soil under duff. Wild materialMany plants mostly in one spot along E edge of trail. Small to 12 inch plants, green, some flowering. Collected live plants and tubers.2169938PI 706436
9PI 706435BB 444Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR6Not Available2024COLLECTED08/21/2024Sandoval County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. From 40 N on Tramline Blvd 556 and NE on paved FR333 then about one-half mile on unpaved FR333 to Piedra Lisa trailhead parking lot. Nine places along about 2 miles of hiking trail distance and 1000ft elevation gain to iNaturalist site aeberardi-2012 at 35.24312 x -106.47514 and 8050ft. Coordinates for closest plants, only about 1000ft from parking lot, given for GRIN record. 35.22370100, -106.481551002134Under shade of trees and brush in duff or amoung rocks. Wild materialMany plants in localized clusters, usually small and green, rarely bigger with a flower. With Colorado Potato beetle and tomato hornworm. Collected live plants and mother tubers.2169937PI 706435
10PI 706434BB 443Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR6Not Available2024COLLECTED08/19/2024Sandoval County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. From 40 N on Tramline Blvd 556 and E on Simms Park road to Pino trailhead parking lot. About 1.5 miles E on Pino trail along N side of trail. About 200ft W of iNaturalist site roomthilly-2013b. 35.16593600, -106.446410002149Shade of oak brush in thick duff usually in moist brown soil. Wild materialAbout 30 green plants up to 6 inches, some with flower buds and Colorado Potato beetle. Collected live plants and mother tubers.2169936PI 706434
11PI 706432BB 441Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR6Not Available2024COLLECTED08/18/2024Bernalillo County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. From 40 up Tramline Blvd 556 and E on Montgomery road to Glenwood road and Embudito trailhead. About one mile in, along S trail fork that runs along Embudito Creek to near site of iNaturalist miguel1958-2022. 35.13302600, -106.468920002054In shade in moist brown sandy soil under thick leaf mulch and especially under oak brush. Wild materialAbout 10 plants, green, to 12 inches and with Colorado Potato beetle. Collected live plants and mother tubers.2169934PI 706432
12PI 706433BB 442Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR6Not Available2024COLLECTED08/18/2024Sandoval County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. From 40 N on Tramline Blvd 556 and NE on paved FR333 to La Luz trailhead parking lot. About 100ft E of edge of La Luz trail parking lot near iNaturalist Selenac-2021 about 30ft W of concrete structure, just off S side of trail. 35.21966900, -106.480370002153Open except when under cactus in dry sandy soil. Wild materialAbout 20 plants, small and some wilted. Collected live plants and mother tubers.2169935PI 706433
13PI 706429BB 438Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62024COLLECTED08/17/2024Bernalillo County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. E from Albuquerque to 14 and N to San Antonio then E on Frost to Stagecoarch Jct road. Site of iNaturalist record jzatt-2022. Corner of Stagecoach Junction and Stagecoach Junction Place roads. 35.16464300, -106.321735002027Dry sandy roadside ditch in open or under small pines and junipers in fenceline. Wild materialOver 50 scattered plants, small, green, healthy, no flowering. Collected live plants and mother tubers. 2169931PI 706429
14PI 706430BB 439Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62024COLLECTED08/17/2024Bernalillo County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. E from Albuquerque to 14 and N to San Antonio then W to Sandia Park and Cienega picnic grounds and trailhead. About 500ft W of Cienega trailhead parking lot on W bank of creekbed. 35.16924700, -106.384397002295In moist brown sandy soil under thick leaf mulch under brush. Wild materialAbout 15 plants, small and green. Collected live plants and mother tubers.2169932PI 706430
15PI 706431BB 440Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62024COLLECTED08/17/2024Bernalillo County. Near Albuquerque. Sandia Mountains. Cibola National Forest. E from Albuquerque to 14 and N to San Antonio then W to Sandia Park and Cienega picnic grounds and about one-half mile up Cienega trail 148. Along trail. 35.16898000, -106.388478002347In moist brown sandy soil under thick leaf mulch and especially under oak brush.Wild materialMany green plants small to nearly flowering. Collected live plants and mother tubers. 2169933PI 706431
16PI 704875B4dRF 436Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62023COLLECTED08/20/2023Cibola County. Bluewater. Salitre Mesa. Cibola National Forest. From Thoreau S on 612 about 15 miles. Bluewater Creek Picnic Area. Along the driveway from the S entrance gate, rain catch at bottom edge of parking lot, and near outhouse. Site of PI 691560 (but expanded).35.23485900, -108.131786002310Among grasses and rocks in dry sandy brown sandy loam soil. Wild materialOccasional small plants. Collected 7 mother tubers of which 5 sprouted. 2166150PI 704875
17PI 704876B4dRF 437Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62023COLLECTED08/20/2023Cibola County. Near Bluewater. Salitre Mesa. Cibola National Forest. From Thoreau S on 612 about 13 miles. Sharp bend with flat parking area overlooking Bluewater Creek. Site of SEInet herbspec record J. McGrath 2173 (2021).35.25726200, -108.121175002316Typically in open dry sand among picnic garbage, charcoal of campfire site, or under scrub in gentle E facing slope. Wild materialAbout 35 small plants without flowering. Collected 6 live plants which all survived. 2166151PI 704876
18PI 701144'LA1769'Solanum corneliomulleri J. F. Macbr. PeruTGRCNot Available2022COLLECTEDRio Chillon, Lima, PeruGenetic material2139709PI 701144
19PI 701145'LA1771'Solanum corneliomulleri J. F. Macbr. PeruTGRCNot Available2022COLLECTEDRio Chillon, Lima, PeruGenetic material2139710PI 701145
20PI 701202'LA1747'Solanum corneliomulleri J. F. Macbr. Lima, PeruTGRCNot Available2022COLLECTEDRio Canete, Lima, PeruGenetic material2139713PI 701202
21PI 701942B5R2F 434Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED09/27/2022Cochise County. Near Willcox. Pat Hills. South from Willcox to Pearce and Kansas Settlement road. On rocky 500 ft high hill above farmland plain. 32.01670000, -109.617100001488Among large granitic boulders on N-facing slope. Wild materialAbundant large, mature plants having flowered but without fruit. CM Roll collected a total of 16 tubers from 2 plants. 2141427PI 701942
22PI 701941B5R2F 433Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR6Not Available2022COLLECTED09/07/2022San Juan County. Near Monticello. Salt Creek Trail at Kirk Cabin vicinity. In Salt Creek wash at S border of Canyonlands National Park as reported by Randy Jorgen of Castle Valley. 37.95941100, -109.728911001847Sagebrush flats. Ericameria sp., Atriplex canescens, Forestiera pubescens and Juniperus osteosperma. Wild materialLarge healthy plants in flower. Dominant understory plants on both sides of the trail for almost a mile. W. Behling collected a shoot of one plant and 6 tuber samples from two locations. 2141426PI 701941
23PI 701940B5R2F 432Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED09/06/2022San Juan County. Near Monticello. Newspaper Rock State Park. About 12 miles by air NW of Monticello, UT. Above roadway 211 about 500 ft E of petroglyphs and just NE of cattle guard. Near big upward-pointed rock. Site of PI 603053 collected 1997.37.98909900, -109.517905001890In rocky cliff above roadway. Among rocks under juniper, sage, grasses.Wild materialPopulation and habitat as observed in 1997. W. Behling collected one shoot of one genotype. 2141425PI 701940
24PI 701938B5R2F 430Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED09/01/2022Lincoln County. Near Corona. On Rt 54 SW of Corona about 12.7 miles from jct with Rt 42. At roadside picnic pulloff on E side of road. 34.10515000, -105.699767002065Under junipers and in brush among dead grass and herbs in rich brown soil under needle mulch. Wild materialAbout 100 scattered plants, some over 12 inches, mature, no flowers or fruit. Collected 10 plants and 8 tubers. 2141423PI 701938
25PI 701939B5R2F 431Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED09/01/2022Torrance County. Near Corona. Cibola National Forest. On Rt 42 about 1.4 miles NW of jct of Rt 54 at Corona. Near site of 592398. South side roadway ditch. 34.26748000, -105.608115002100In sparse dead grass, pure sand, or under layer of rotten log drift in open sun. Wild materialAbout 15 very small yellow, stressed plants. Collected 5 tubers. 2141424PI 701939
26PI 701937B5R2F 429Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED08/30/2022Dona Ana County. Near Las Cruces. Organ Mountains. E of Las Cruces on Dripping Springs road to trailhead parking lot and visitor center then 1 mile E on trail to Boyd Sanitorium and beyond on trail up canyon. Right beside trail. 32.32211700, -106.573048001902Woodland habitat in W-facing grade. Sandy, gravely brown soil under oak leaf mulch with shrubs, vines and cactus. Wild materialOnly one small colony of about 25 plants. Healthy, green, small to flowering size. Collected 3 plants. 2141422PI 701937
27PI 701934B5R2F 426Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED08/25/2022Catron County. Near Datil. Cibola National Forest. Campground entrance road less than 1 mile NW of Datil on Rt 60. Spread around the campsites especially E side of the loop drive. 34.15274900, -107.856624002268In open often in pure gravel on roadside and campsite drive-ins, sometimes in short grass or under trees. Wild materialFrequent in a few localized areas, all sizes to rare 12 inches and flowering. Collected 5 plants and 1 tuber. 2141419PI 701934
28PI 701935B5R2F 427Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED08/25/2022Socorro County. Near Magdalena. Cibola National Forest. South side of Rt 60 roadside pulloff and picnic site about 13 miles W of Magdalena town center. Site of 686448. 34.07722000, -107.462020002182In open in gravel or under trees and brush. In dry, brown, sandy soil or under needle duff, especially at edge of cement picnic table pad. Wild materialLarge patch of plants to 10 inches. Mature, insect damaged and diseased. Some fruit ruined by fruit fly. Collected 19 fruit containing 350 seeds. 2141420PI 701935
29PI 701936B5R2F 428Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED08/25/2022Socorro County. Near Magdalena. Cibola National Forest. North side of Rt 60 roadside pulloff and picnic site about 12 miles W of Magdalena town center. Site of 669607. 34.07615700, -107.453230002182Hiding in thick brush or in open gravel, in grass, under shade of trees, and especially around cement pad of picnic table. Wild materialColorado potato beetle observed. Many plants of all sizes, rarely flowering, occasional fruit, some ruined by fruit fly. Collected 5 fruits with 75 original seeds. 2141421PI 701936
30PI 701933B5R2F 425Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62022COLLECTED08/23/2022Santa Fe County. Near Pecos. Santa Fe National Forest. On NE roadside of Rt 50 at about 4 miles W of Rt 63 jct at Pecos. 35.56755100, -105.745996002198Dark soil, open, mostly flat, in grass, under shrubs. Wild materialRoadside E of NP boundary in SFNF. Occasional plants also seen near monument stones at edge of parking lot, under brush to the W and across open field to N under brush. Small to 10 inches, rarely flowering. Collected 6 plants and 2 tubers. 2141418PI 701933
31PI 699148Solanum lycopersicoides Dunal Historic2021Genetic material2120566PI 699148
32PI 699149Solanum lycopersicoides Dunal Historic2021Genetic material2120567PI 699149
33PI 699203BBF 423Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/30/2021Ft. Davis. On 118 NW of Ft. Davis at crossing of Right Hand Creek only about 1/3 mile E of Madera Canyon Roadside Park. W side of 118 across the road from windmill and large stone cistern. 30.70737000, -104.099000001993Flats under large oak in light brown soil likely disturbed by wild pigs rooting, and among grass under fence. Wild materialAbout 10 plants, most less than 6 inches, some grazed. Collected 3 tubers. 2120918PI 699203
34PI 699204BBF 424Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/30/2021Ft. Davis. On 166 that skirts W side of Davis Mountains. About 8 miles SW of the fork with 118 at highest elevation point (H-O) pass with rock outcroppings just off both sides of the road, and with W aspect looking like books on a shelf. Among rocks on both sides of the road. 30.68507000, -104.243750002120No trees, but in gentle slopes under protection of huge boulders, sometimes also under small brush, among grasses and other herbs. Wild materialHundreds of scattered plants, most small but usually green and healthy. Some mature enough to produce mature daughter tubers. Collected 3 tubers. 2120919PI 699204
35PI 699197BBF 417Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR6Not Available2021COLLECTED08/27/2021Cloudcroft. About 32 miles S of Cloudcroft on Sunspot Highway = Rt 6563 at Timberon town. T intersection at N end of airstrip. On slope in NW corner of intersection.32.64064000, -105.691880002121In needle mulch under junipers, sparse grass. Wild materialMore than 75 plants, green, tallest 6-8 inches, some spindly. Combined with two other Timberon collections. Collected 3 plants; 11 tubers; and 11 tubers.2120912PI 699197
36PI 699202BBF 422Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United States Historic2021COLLECTED08/27/2021Cloudcroft. At the S edge of Cloudcroft on Sunspot Highway = Rt 6563 at Deerhead campground. Right on edge of paved road across from campsite 11 and near outhouse. 32.94335000, -105.746160002936In needle mulch and gravel roadside mostly shaded. Wild materialA few dozen gracile but green plants to 6 inches. Collected 5 plants. 2120917PI 699202
37PI 699190BBF 410Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Cloudcroft. Between Cloudcroft and Alamogordo. About 1.5 miles S of 82 on West Side Road (CR A061). Lane to E where there is a black water tank and up the valley to the E for about 400 ft. 32.93515000, -105.836820002350Wet clay, short oak scrub, some in partial shade, others in full sun, various herbs and grass. Wild materialMany scattered plants all sizes to 10 inches, some lush green and flowering, some with insect damage. Collected 12 tubers. 2120905PI 699190
38PI 699191BBF 411Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Cloudcroft. About 7 miles W of Cloudcroft on 82 at vista pulloff at W end of tunnel and about 100 ft down steep slope N toward the canyon. 32.94632900, -105.860263002070Dark soil, boulders, junipers, morning glories, extreme N-facing exposure. Wild materialAt least 75 plants, mostly tall 10 to 12 inches, flowering, almost ripe fruit on some, some grazed and with insect damage. Collected 8 tubers. 2120906PI 699191
39PI 699192BBF 412Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Piñon. About 40 miles SE of Cloudcroft at Piñon town. Just across 24 to E from store and post office at the electric utility site on the gravel road to cemetery. Along S side boundary fence. 32.61903300, -105.394517002085Dry clay soil in grass with cactus. Wild materialAbout 10 green plants to 6 inches. Collected 3 tubers. 2120907PI 699192
40PI 699193BBF 413Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Piñon. About 27 miles SE of Cloudcroft and 14 miles N of Piñon at 10 mile marker on 24 at ranch road driveway to W. Most under one tree in ditch just N of driveway and in ditch to N. 32.77153300, -105.464300002282Under large juniper near pine trees, a few scattered in the open grassy ditch among downed tree branches, moist brown soil. Wild materialTo 12 inches, flowering, robust green plants. Collected 2 tubers. 2120908PI 699193
41PI 699194BBF 414Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Sacramento. Along 521 = Agua Chaquita Canyon Road about 2.3 miles W of Sacramento town and about 0.20 miles E of fork to Hay Canyon Road. Just off S roadside in ditch under trees. 32.79345000, -105.601350002544Sandy soil under Ponderosa pine in needle mulch. Wild materialOnly a few spindly plants about 3 inches tall. Collected 2 plants. 2120909PI 699194
42PI 699196BBF 416Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62021COLLECTED08/26/2021Cloudcroft. On 130 = Cox Canyon Road about 12.5 miles SE from Cloudcroft at Sivells Baptist retreat center. About 100 ft SW of basketball court on W side of wash up the slope and under trees. 32.86030200, -105.604050002514On SE slope in heavy dark soil, tall pines nearby, needles, mostly in the open, among downed logs and rocks. Wild materialAbout 30 scattered plants, some to 10 inches, one with buds ready to flower. Collected 7 plants. 2120911PI 699196
43PI 699002'Midnight Roma'Solanum lycocarpum A. St.-Hil. Oregon, United StatesPVPONot Available2021DEVELOPEDCultivar2120241PI 699002
44PI 698184WCBA2020-9Solanum elaeagnifolium Cav. Arizona, United StatesS92021DONATED202031.55584243, -111.079883603661Collection Locality - Wild Chile Botanical Area. County - Santa Cruz. Landowner - CNF. Biotic Community - Semidesert Grassland/Shrubland. Habitat Description - In disturbed area on a road side slope in a mostly high Sonoran desert and grassland/shrub land habitat with major Madrean influences. Directions to Population - Take Gertrudis rd from I19 into Tumacacori Highlands. Keep left at fork to enter Rock Coral Canyon of the Wild Chile Botanical Area. Population is on slope above the road just after the forest boundary. Mountain Range - Tumacacori Highlands. Watershed - Upper Santa Cruz. Population Density - Small. This germplasm was collected with the support of the USDA-ARS National Germplasm Resources Laboratory in cooperation with the Borderlands Restoration Network and the US Forest Service for a project to document the native crop wild relatives in the Wild Chile Botanical Area of the Coronado National Forest, Arizona. 2113448PI 698184
45PI 6956032-681Solanum lycopersicum L. California, United StatesTGRCNot Available2020DONATEDGenetic materialNew PI 695603 replacing old NSL 203211, associated with 2-6811170447PI 695603
46PI 695156BBKA 409Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR62020COLLECTED09/20/2020Las Animas County. Near Trinidad. W from Trinidad on 12 past Segundo town to Horn Springs Canyon Road CR 41.7. Then N about 5 miles. In flats <100 ft E of road in crescent of E ridge of steep canyon.37.18002800, -104.802331002134Mostly in open grassy meadow in brown soil, protected by boulders, brush, under trees. Habitat and topography very similar to that of BBKA 408.Wild materialSeveral clusters of up to 10 plants up to 6 inches, not senesced, not flowering. Collected 7 rooted plantlets.2109488PI 695156
47PI 695155BBKA 408Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR62020COLLECTED09/16/2020Las Animas County. Near Trinidad. W from Trinidad on 12 and N on Burro Canyon Road CR 53.5. One mile N of 12 at 1/3 mile S of Bamberg el al. 595785 [1996] and 605360 [1998]. E side of road in flats below (W of) the ridge. 37.13627700, -104.656454001951Under trees. Habitat and topography very similar to that of BBKA 409.Wild materialThree very small green plants. Collected one daughter tuber.2109487PI 695155
48PI 693778'Scarlet Sunrise'Solanum lycocarpum A. St.-Hil. Ohio, United StatesPVPONot Available2020DEVELOPEDCultivar2105796PI 693778
49PI 692870UWUO 407Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED09/22/2019Sandoval County. Near Cuba. From Cuba at 197 intersection S on 550 for 5.0 miles to farm road to E. About 100 ft E to water pond.35.94503333, -106.983400002068In recently disturbed soil from ponds dug for livestock water. Wild materialTwo plants, isolated, small, flowering. Collected 3 mother tubers. 2098770PI 692870
50PI 691571UWUO 406Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/27/2019Sandoval County. Near Cuba. From Cuba on 550 S about 4.5 miles. In ditch at NW side of stone outcroppings to the E near N end of guardrail on E side of road.35.96488333, -106.990716702068In grassy roadside among scrub and rabbit brush and sage. Wild materialMany green plants up to 10" with some flowering. Colorado Potato Beetle present with some feeding. Collected 17 plants and 12 mother tubers.2096821PI 691571
51PI 691568UWUO 403Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/26/2019Taos County. Carson National Forest. Near LaMadera. From LaMadera Post Office 1.8 miles N on 519. At pass over creek at hairpin curve, N side N end of huge culvert.36.40303333, -106.024600002033Dry gravelly soil of steep N facing road grade in red-brown soil. Wild materialOnly one small group of small plants. Collected 14 plants and 6 mother tubers. 2096818PI 691568
52PI 691569UWUO 404Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/26/2019Rio Arriba County. Santa Fe National Forest. Near Coyote town. Just W of 96 bridge where it crosses Coyote Creek on S roadside ditch.36.16536667, -106.614450002049In grassy roadside among scrub trees. Wild materialOnly one small group of plants up to 8 inches tall. Collected 3 plants and 3 mother tubers. 2096819PI 691569
53PI 691570UWUO 405Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/26/2019Bernalillo County. Cibola National Forest. Near Albuquerque. E from Albuquerque on 40 about 25 miles, then frontage road 66 E and S on 217 about 2 miles and W on Dove Valley road. At NE corner of dead end of Dove Valley road and private drive. Most within 30 ft of E edge of private road to N. Site of herbspec M.A. Tafoya [1977] and PI 686450.35.06340000, -106.267716702118In open dry brown sandy soil among grass. Wild materialMany plants widespread, green and healthy of various sizes. Collected 6 live plants and 10 mother tubers.2096820PI 691570
54PI 691567UWUO 402Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/25/2019Lincoln County. Cibola National Forest. Near Corona. From Corona SW on 54 for 8 miles then 5 miles W on A023 to Red Cloud Campground. Both sides of primitive road leading to campsites, across from windmill. 34.18560000, -105.722700002194Growing in mulch, junipers and a few Ponderosa pines. Wild materialHundreds of plants, small and young. Collected 6 plants.2096817PI 691567
55PI 691563UWUO 398Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/24/2019Archuleta County. Near Chimney Rock National Monument near Piedra. Walking SW from parking lot at crest.37.18911667, -107.312683302247Among rocks and dry rocky and sandy soil, mostly open, often without much mulch, S-facing slope. Wild materialOver 50 small plants to 4 inches in one place. Some withering. Collected 16 plants and 5 mother tubers. 2096813PI 691563
56PI 691564UWUO 399Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/24/2019Otero County. Lincoln National Forest. Near Mayhill. From Mayhill SW on 130 about 5.3 miles then 0.5 miles S on Bear Canyon Rd on the way to Camp Mary White.32.84945000, -105.541866702123Ponderosa pines, grass and mulch, close to creek (dry). Wild materialAbout 50 small green healthy plants. With fendleri also present. Collected 3 plants and 3 mother tubers. 2096814PI 691564
57PI 691562UWUO 397Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/22/2019Sandoval County. Near Cuba. From Cuba S on CR 11 about 2 miles to Rodeo road and into fairgrounds to arena. Widely dispersed around arena.35.99270000, -106.973083302094In shade of fences and under trees in needle mulch and sandy brown soil and among grass. Wild materialMany robust green plants to 12 inches. Colorado potato beetle adults and egg masses present. Collected 15 plants and 14 mother tubers. 2096812PI 691562
58PI 691560UWUO 395Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/21/2019Cibola County. Cibola National Forest. Near Thoreau. South from Thoreau past Bluewater lake on 612 to picnic site on W side of road just past the bridge over Bluewater creek near Salitre mesa. Near site of N.L. Riffle 780 [1968].35.23481667, -108.131883302307In open grassy slope in brown rocky soil. Wild materialOne small colony of small green plants to about 5 inches. Collected 11 plants. 2096810PI 691560
59PI 691561UWUO 396Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/21/2019Cibola County. Cibola National Forest. Near El Morro. From Grants S and W on 53 to about one mile E of El Morro National Monument entrance at Ancient Way restaurant and campgrounds. Site of PI 686439.35.04423333, -108.319833302225Some in open, small and withered, some around cabins larger and flowering. Wild materialA few plants scattered widely along driveway to store, among cabins, and near water tank. Collected 7 mother tubers. 2096811PI 691561
60PI 691559UWUO 394Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62019COLLECTED08/20/2019Catron County. Cibola National Forest. Near Datil. NW from Datil on 60 about 3.7 miles to dirt road to NE to "Baldwin Station" corrals. Site of Hiler 14 [1921] reported as S. fendleri, and jamesii 686447. Meadow S of corrals.34.18203333, -107.879383302286Mostly in open grassy meadow in brown soil. Wild materialVery abundant. Widely scattered green tuberling plants mostly 2-6 inches, rarely flowering. Collected 20 plants and 29 broadly dispersed mother tubers. 2096809PI 691559
61PI 698181CA190C-38Solanum douglasii Dunal California, United StatesS9SEED2019Wild material SOS 7th transfer.2094687PI 698181
62PI 689927BAM 393Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR6Not Available2019COLLECTED03/11/2019Cochise county. Chiricahua Mountains. Coronado National Forest. Near Portal. Road Forks, NM on 10 and S on 80 to Portal Road and W into AZ about 10.5 miles. Becomes Cave Creek road = FR42. About 3.5 miles SW of Portal to Sunny Flat Campground then S to end of South Fork Road and trailhead.31.87331500, -109.185077001625Dark moist soil with rocks and some green herbs on artificial berm at S end parking lot at end of road near creekbed. Shady deep valley.Wild materialAbout 100 plants to 24 inches, dead, brown/black. Many mature tubers, some very large, to 1 inch diameter. Collected 52 tubers.1976136PI 689927
63PI 689758'PSQ9Z149102'Solanum lycocarpum A. St.-Hil. California, United StatesPVPONot Available2019DEVELOPEDCultivar1975477PI 689758
64PI 689426GBdRF 387Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/23/2018Gila County. Silver City. Burro Mountains. Gila National Forest. From Silver City S on 90 to Tyrone road (smooth gravel) and W 6.5 miles to Burro Mountain Homestead. Mostly along W side of community road. 32.62033000, -108.435060001995E-facing slopes in duff under oaks and in cracks and debris of large rock outcroppings. Wild materialSmall plants to 6 inches, yellowing, no flowers or fruits. Small mature tubers on long stolons. Colorado potato beetle present. Collected 36 tubers. 1970722PI 689426
65PI 689428GBdRF 389Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/23/2018Gila County. Silver City. Burro Mountains. Gila National Forest. From Silver City S on 90 and W at Tyrone road (smooth gravel). Within 100 ft of N road edge and both sides of the wash. 32.62190000, -108.421110001971On E-facing and W-facing slopes in shade of large oaks and Ponderosas in very deep mulch, or under Junipers, or open in gravely soil. Wild materialAbout 50 small plants without flowers or fruit, but rare immature tubers. Collected 36 tubers. 1970724PI 689428
66PI 689430GBdRF 391Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/23/2018Gila County. Silver City. Burro Mountains. Gila National Forest. From Silver City S on 90 to Tyrone Road (smooth gravel) and W about 4 miles to T intersection with Deadman Canyon Road to N at 20 culverts. Both N and S of Tyrone Road. 32.61727000, -108.406360001921In needle mulch and open rich black soil of berm. Wild materialScattered small plants without flowers or fruit, but mature tubers. Collected 22 tubers. 1970726PI 689430
67PI 689431GBdRF 392Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR6Not Available2018COLLECTED09/23/2018Cochise county. Portal. Chiricahua Mountains. Coronado National Forest. From Lordsburg, NM and W to Road Forks and S on 80 to Portal Road and W into AZ about 10.5 miles. Becomes Cave Creek road = FR42. About 3.5 miles SW of Portal to Sunny Flat Campground. Roads from E are all paved, while access by FR42 over Chiricahua Mountains is mountain gravel. Along FR42 especially around bridge over S Fork Cave Creek which is just S of Sunny Flat Campground. Also along Cave Creek for about 1/3 mile on Cave Creek Nature Trail running NE from Sunny Flat Campground. 31.88356000, -109.176250001545Sandy creekbed under large cottonwoods, grassland juniper shade, and among shady rock abuttments at ends of bridge, as well as in mulch in flats at FR42 and South Fork Road jct. Wild materialThree small tuberlings with unusual purple stems in creek bank. Over 30 small plants without flowers or fruit, but mature tubers near trailhead. Many very large green plants, one flowering, a few fruit, and many mature tubers at FR42 bridge and nearby. Collected 50 tubers.1970727PI 689431
68PI 689422GBdRF 383Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/22/2018Catron Gila Cliff Dwellings. Gila National Forest. From Silver City N on 15 for 46 miles to Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument parking lot. From parking lot NW for 1/2 mile on hiking trail to Gila National Forest, and about 2/10 mile W on trail on delta of west fork of Gila River. 33.23463000, -108.273710001735Open grassy flats under shade of brush and willow scub. In grass with small herbs. Brown sandy soil with gravel. Wild materialAbundant green plants to 15 inches with fruit. Colorado potato beetle present. Collected 78 fruit with 1170 seeds. 1970718PI 689422
69PI 689425GBdRF 386Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/22/2018GrantPinos Altos. Gila National Forest. N on 15 from Pinos Altos 5.2 miles to Cherry Creek Campground. Near campsite #2. 32.91406000, -108.224720002066Flat grassy creek banks among oaks and in rich black soil. Wild materialDozens of large plants, occasionally with fruits, and large mature tubers. Collected 25 tubers and 7 fruit with 76 seeds.1970721PI 689425
70PI 689418GBdRF 379Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/21/2018Apache County. Eagar (and Springerville). Apache National Forest. First E exit S of triangle intersection of Rts 191/180/160 two miles E of Eagar. Then one mile SE on Picnic Creek Road at bottom of loop. Within 100 ft of S edge of road. 34.09465000, -109.236460002223Under trees. Wild materialAbundant, green, small plants with occasional fruit. Collected 45 fruit with 250 seeds. 1970714PI 689418
71PI 689419GBdRF 380Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/21/2018Apache County. Alpine. Apache National Forest. E from Alpine on 180 to Luna Lake. Luna Lake at San Francisco River. Approximate site of Ricketson 4281 [1988]. 33.83699000, -109.079390002433In needle mulch at base of trees or in open among fallen logs. Wild materialFew small plants with fruit. Collected 16 tubers. 1970715PI 689419
72PI 689420GBdRF 381Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/21/2018Grant County. Glenwood. From Silver City NW on 180 and W on 78. Site of previous 2011 lost 664008J. Only along E side of fence W of post office on Bushy Mountain Road. 33.12195000, -108.956510001589In grass and herbs and under small brush and willows. Wild materialOccasional plants to 6 inches, most yellow, mature tubers. Collected 10 tubers. 1970716PI 689420
73PI 689421GBdRF 382Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/21/2018Grant County. Silver City. From Silver City E on 180 about 7 miles to Ft. Bayard. SE of main gate on the E side of cemetery. Site of previous lost 620872 from 2001. 32.79750000, -108.153820001875Shaded and protected under junipers among sparse herbs in moist, red, sandy soil. Wild materialUp to 20 plants up to 15 inches, green or spindly without flowers or fruit. Collected 14 tubers. 1970717PI 689421
74PI 689409GBdRF 370Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/20/2018Navajo County. Show Low. W Show Low city on Rt 260. N on Old Highway 160 to Bagnal Wash, W side of road. Within 100 ft. of road at culvert. 34.26620000, -110.089410001871Grassy, muddy flood wash of limbs, needles and cones and sandy red soil under Ponderosas. Wild materialA few old, yellowed plants to 20 inches. Collected 4 fruit with 6 seeds. 1970705PI 689409
75PI 689410GBdRF 371Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/20/2018Navajo County. Show Low. Sitgreaves National Forest. From Show Low E on 60 about 6 miles. At windmill, water tank and cattle chute in draw. Both sides of road. 34.27217000, -109.917270001897Open roadside among grass and branches of wash drift, or in thick needled mulch under small junipers. Wild materialAbout 20 small plants to 8 inches without flowers or fruit. Collected 16 tubers. 1970706PI 689410
76PI 689411GBdRF 372Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/20/2018Apache County. Show Low. From Show Low E on 60 about 18 miles to mile marker 360 pulloff. Rare, scattered plants on both sides of road. 34.27101000, -109.715180002097Flat roadside under trees in mulch in dry red soil. Colorado potato beetle and tomato hornworm present. Wild materialAbout a dozen plants to 6 inches, very mature or dead without flowers or fruit. Collected 11 tubers. 1970707PI 689411
77PI 689414GBdRF 375Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/20/2018Greenlee County. Alpine. Apache National Forest. From Alpine S on 191 to FR26 Beaverhead road. About 2 miles W on FR26 at culvert at sharp W turn, W roadside and S along Beaver Creek bottoms. 33.71447000, -109.258830002353Open, flat grassy creek bottom in rich black soil. Wild materialMany plants. Most spindly and yellow. Large mature tubers. Colorado potato beetle. No fruit. Collected 43 tubers. 1970710PI 689414
78PI 689415GBdRF 376Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/20/2018Greenlee County. Alpine. Apache National Forest. From Alpine S on 191 to FR26 Beaverhead road. About 4 miles W on FR26 and 200 ft west of bridge over creek. In gravel parking berm as for 2016 collection 679932, but also to W in flat. 33.71999000, -109.276280002339Grassy flats of Beaver Creek among some pines and in needle mulch in moist dark soil. Grazing pressure from cattle evident. Wild materialThousands of yellow plants to 10 inches. No flowers or fruit. Collected 59 tubers. 1970711PI 689415
79PI 689399GBdRF 360Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/16/2018Cochise County. Montezuma Pass. Huachuca Mountains. Coronado National Forest. From Sonoita S on 83 past Canelo and Parker Canyon Lake to gravel Montezuma Canyon Road or from Sierra Vista S on 92 S to Coronado National Memorial and W on Montezuma Canyon Road. From Montezuma Canyon Road N to Ida Canyon on FR about 0.6 mile to valley at confluence of creeks and near water tank. 31.38056000, -110.329440001767In rich valley soil in leaf mulch under shade of sycamore and oaks. Wild materialThousands of plants over a widespread area. Small to about 10 inches, some yellow, flowers rare. Collected 25 tubers. 1970695PI 689399
80PI 689400GBdRF 361Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR6Not Available2018COLLECTED09/16/2018Cochise County. Parker Lake. Coronado National Forest. Along SR83 about one mile SE of Parker Lake. S side of road 83 at pulloff at Scotia Creek. 31.41716000, -110.432180001686Canyon flats under thick leaf mulch under shade of oaks and juniper, in medium brown soil. Wild materialOnly two small colonies of about 10 plants, but large tubers. Collected 2 tubers. 1970696PI 689400
81PI 689401GBdRF 362Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62018COLLECTED09/16/2018Cochise County. Parker Canyon Lake. Canelo Mountains. Coronado National Forest. From Sonoita S on 83 past Canelo to Parker Canyon Lake. At jct of 83 and gravel Montezuma road, continue W on paved Parker Canyon Lake road toward campsites for about 0.9 miles where a great culvert goes under road for drainage S to the lake. About 100 ft E of culvert. 31.42966000, -110.446010001649In rich valley soil in leaf mulch and grass under shade of trees. Wild materialRare plants only under a few trees. Small to about 10 inches, somewhat spindly, yellow. Collected 2 tubers. 1970697PI 689401
82PI 686447BdRF 356Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/25/2017Catron County. Cibola National Forest. Near Datil. NW from Datil on 60 about 3.7 miles to dirt road to NE to "Baldwin Station" corrals. Site of Hiler 14 [1921] reported as S. fendleri.34.18203700, -107.879381002286Completely unshaded in hard, very dry, brown soil. Common under corral fence.Wild materialAbout 300 plants to 4 inches, completely dead, dry, shriveled and copper brown. No fruit. Typically a single mature tuber under each plant. Collected 52 tubers. 1957737PI 686447
83PI 686448BdRF 357Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/25/2017Socorro County. Cibola National Forest. Near Magdalena. From Magdalena about 12.5 miles W on 60. Scattered around roadside picnic area S side of highway.34.07721800, -107.462024002179In open or under trees and brush. In very dry, brown, sandy soil or under needle duff. Some at edge of cement picnic table pad.Wild materialAbout 50 plants to 8 inches, many completely dry, shriveled and copper brown. Sometimes a single, large, mature fruit. Sometimes a single mature tuber. Collected 27 tubers, 11 fruit with 380 seeds.1957738PI 686448
84PI 686449BdRF 358Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/25/2017Socorro County. Cibola National Forest. Near Magdalena. From Magdalena about 12 miles W on 60. Roadside picnic area N side of highway.34.07615600, -107.453399002182Open, very dry, sandy brown soil. Often at edge of cement picnic table pad where presumably there was more moisture than in open.Wild materialDozens of plants to 8 inches, most completely dry, shriveled and copper brown. Sometimes a single, large, mature fruit. Sometimes a single mature tuber. Collected 25 fruit with 580 seeds.1957739PI 686449
85PI 686450BdRF 359Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/25/2017Bernalillo County. Near Sedillo. E from Albuquerque on 40 about 25 miles, then frontage road 66 E and S on 217 about 2 miles and W on Dove Valley road. At NE corner of dead end of Dove Valley road and private drive. Most within 30 ft of E edge of private road to N. Site of herbspec M.A. Tafoya [1977].35.06340700, -106.267720002118In open dry brown sandy soil and among dead grass or under junipers.Wild materialAbout 100 plants to 6 inches, completely dead, dry and copper brown. No fruit. Commonly a single mature tuber under each plant. Collected 33 tubers.1957740PI 686450
86PI 686446BdRF 355Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/24/2017Santa Fe County. Santa Fe National Forest. Near Glorieta. N of 25 hairpin at Glorieta. At private gated Baptist camp and retreat center, only open to public visitors on weekends. N through complex to Ruiz canyon along Apple and Holly roads. Also a few plants along E edge of Oak road at street number 150.35.59810400, -105.769187002289Under shade of oaks along ravine, in dead grass thatch, very black, moist soil.Wild materialThousands of plants to 18 inches tall. Most very green. Occasional fruit, many tubers. Collected 218 tubers, 11 fruit with 85 seeds.1957736PI 686446
87PI 686441BdRF 350Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/23/2017Colfax County. Near Raton. From Raton S on 25 and SW on 64 about 4 miles to NRA driveway to NW. W from NRA gate on Main road and Fundraising road to Van Houten canyon, bottoms SW of Willow Creek.36.78498600, -104.546116002006Under large junipers and in open grass in flat creek bottom. Very dark, rich soil.Wild materialHundreds of plants of all sizes, many very large and green. Some flowers. Some grazed with thick stem stubs remaining. Tubers at end of long stolons. No fruit. Collected 13 plants, 22 tubers. 1957731PI 686441
88PI 686442BdRF 351Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/23/2017Colfax County. Near Cimarron. Cimarron town NE about 5 miles on 64 and about 3 miles NW on FR1950 up canyon along Cerrososo creek. W side of road across from a big rock on E edge of road.36.57687700, -104.854976001984Mostly open roadside among rocks and brush. Brown soil.Wild materialSingle 6 inch slightly yellowed plant. Collected 1 plant. 1957732PI 686442
89PI 686443BdRF 352Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/23/2017Colfax County. Near Cimarron. Cimarron town NE about one mile on 64 and NW on FR204 between mile markers 4 and 5 up canyon along Point Creek in Dean Canyon. Within 30 ft of both S and N roadsides.36.57496800, -104.947780002036Under junipers and pines. Dry sawdust-like duff.Wild materialAbout 30 plants, yellowed to 8 inches. No flowers or fruit. Collected 21 tubers. 1957733PI 686443
90PI 686444BdRF 353Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/23/2017Colfax County. Near Cimarron. From Cimarron W on 64 about 4 miles. On S side of 64 within gravel loop of roadside pulloff.36.52262100, -104.988591002030Most under shade of trees among grass and herbs. In pure needle mulch or hard, very black soil.Wild materialMany scattered plants of all sizes. Some green but many yellowed. No flowers or fruit. Collected 26 tubers.1957734PI 686444
91PI 686445BdRF 354Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/23/2017Mora County. Near Wagon Mound. From Wagon Mound W on 120 about two miles to private road and about 6 miles to Turkey Mt. (private land). About 250 ft SW of residence under W-facing cliffs to E of road.36.00863000, -104.828910001966Oak scrub and pines. Dark, moist, black soil. Among rocks and dry grass along base of cliff.Wild materialTo 10 inches. Most green with some yellowed. About 50 plants. No flowers or fruit but some with mature tubers. Collected 7 plants, 8 tubers. 1957735PI 686445
92PI 686440BdRF 349Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/22/2017Colfax County. Near Raton. N of Raton on 25 at interchange 454. NW facing road cut on 25N on-ramp. Approximate site of herbspec Hartman 63639 [1998].36.91979400, -104.447643002083In rocky ravines and steep NW-facing slopes in rocky, medium brown soil, under brush, grass, sage and pines.Wild materialSeveral colonies of 60-80 plants, usually less than 8 inches, often spindly and yellow without flowers or fruit. Collected 48 tubers. 1957730PI 686440
93PI 686439BdRF 348Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62017COLLECTED09/18/2017Cibola County. Near El Morro. From Grants S and W on 53 to about one mile E of El Morro National Monument entrance at Ancient Ways restaurant and campgrounds. Around parking area and driveway within 100 ft of 53, most on S side.35.04423400, -108.319827002225Under juniper and brush and in open. Dry brown sandy soil.Wild materialA few scattered clusters of plants to 8 inches. Some green, some ore mature and occasional mature fruit. Collected 5 plants, 10 tubers, 4 fruit with 114 seeds.1957729PI 686439
94PI 679932BdRF 341Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/24/2016Greenlee County. Apache National Forest. From Alpine S on 191 to FR26 Beaverhead road. About 4 miles W on FR26 and 200 ft west of bridge over creek.33.71971100, -109.276643002347In open SW-facing side of artificial gravel berm built up as a driveway.Wild materialAbout 20 frosted, yellow plants to 10 inches tall with no flowers or fruit. Collected 36 tubers.1943506PI 679932
95PI 679933BdRF 342Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/24/2016Greenlee County. Apache National Forest. From Alpine S on 191 to FR26 Beaverhead road. About 4 miles W on FR26 and 200 ft west of bridge over creek.33.72012800, -109.276243002347In open SW-facing side of artificial gravel berm built up as a driveway and moist brown soil toward creek.Wild materialTwo small plants with no flowers or fruit. A few more scattered plants in burned, open pine flats between road and creek. Collected 1 tuber.1943507PI 679933
96PI 679934BdRF 343Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/24/2016Greenlee County. Apache National Forest. From Alpine S on 191 to FR26 Beaverhead road. Just SW of 574 jct on 26 at bridge over Willow Creek.33.71316700, -109.283443002368Under huge Ponderosa.Wild materialOne plant 7 inches tall with no flowers or fruit. Collected 2 tubers.1943508PI 679934
97PI 679925BdRF 334Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/23/2016Apache County. Apache National Forest. E from Alpine to Luna lake. Luna lake at San Francisco river near spillway about 50 ft. N of cattle guard on S-facing slope.33.82819400, -109.081356002411In open slope but hiding among branches of fallen tree.Wild materialAbout 15 older plants to 6 inches without flowers or fruit. Collected 28 tubers.1943499PI 679925
98PI 679921BdRF 330Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/22/2016Apache County. Sitgreaves National Forest. W of Eagar at 261. S to first driveway on E and back N to banks of Little Colorado River. About 50 ft from bridge on W edge of primitive road. Site of BdRF 302 [2014] = PI 673368 (lost).34.10373500, -109.343134002176Sandy soil under willow brush.Wild materialAbout 30 plants in a 12 foot radius to 15 inches tall. Yellow without flowers or fruit but many large mature tubers. Collected 23 tubers.1943495PI 679921
99PI 679917BdRF 326Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/21/2016Gila County. Tonto National Forest. Heber. Payson-Heber highway 260 going NE, at just past Willow Springs lake access turn S on Young highway 512. Under powerlines, then turn E on 33, then S on 534, then N on 188 to along W side of Canyon Creek. On E edge of road and to creek bottoms, as per Makins et al. 4027 [2012] but not within elk exclosure.34.26682500, -110.799359001939Open sun or in grass among branches of large fallen trees or under brush. Duff and moist sandy soil.Wild materialScattered plants, small to 12", old, and without flowers or fruit but tubers mature. Collected 32 tubers.1943491PI 679917
100PI 679914BdRF 323Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62016COLLECTED09/19/2016Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Pine. From Winslow SW on 87, then SE and S on FR95 to jct FR96 at S side of bridge, at parking lot & recreational area. S banks of East Clear Creek W of bridge.34.55036400, -111.164339001993Under willow brush.Wild materialAbout 10-12 plants in one spot. Yellow. Collected 2 tubers.1943488PI 679914
101PI 676016BdRF 321Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/24/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. W banks of (dry) Mormon Lake across from other sites found on E bank: Bamberg PI 592423 [1995]; herbspecs by Hammond [1994], Tourney [1892]. Mormon Lake. From Flagstaff ~21 miles SE on Lake Mary Road = Rt 3, then W on 209 that circles to W side of lake, then S about 0.3 miles from jct. with Double Springs Campground rd. About 100 ft N of natural drainage that allows access over steep, 15-ft high cliffs. 34.93969000, -111.487700002176Just at shoreline. Wild materialVery rare. Only 2 small yellow plants seen. Collected one tuber. 1932250PI 676016
102PI 676013BdRF 318Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/23/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by J.D. Morefield [1985]. Mt. Elden. Rt 89 in Flagstaff. 35.22795800, -111.601300002164Hiking path from Ranger Station to SE shear cliffs at foot of Mt. Elden, and along ~2 mile trail to Elden Spring. Wild materialOccassional single plants, usually small to 15 cm, green but flowers scarce and no fruit. Collected plants and in vitro shoots. 1932247PI 676013
103PI 676014BdRF 319Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/23/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. From between Flagstaff and Winona on 394 = Townsend-Winona Rd go NE on 419 = Leupp Rd for ~1.2 miles to E at N Copley Rd intersection, then N along dirt frontage road on E side of 419. 35.23057400, -111.426500001905W roadside at T-intersection of dirt lane going E to private ranch. Wild materialHundreds of robust green plants, many large and some with mature fruit. Collected in vitro shoots, 6 fruit that yielded 30 seeds, 38 tubers. 1932248PI 676014
104PI 676015BdRF 320Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/23/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. From E Flagstaff 89 about 4.6 miles E on 394 = Townsend-Winona Rd, then N on dirt driveway of parking lot; hike down to canyon. 35.24443300, -111.489100001957Rio de Flag canyon. Wild materialRare. Few small, yellow plants with no flowers or fruit. Collected in vitro shoots and 28 tubers. 1932249PI 676015
105PI 676010BdRF 315Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/21/2015Coconino County. Sitgreaves National Forest. Near Heber. Willow Springs Lake. From Heber SW on 260 then N on access road to lake. 34.31836000, -110.877500002292From N point of lake, about 1000 ft. N of dam. Above creek banks. Wild materialScattered, rare, small yellow plants. Collected in vitro shoots and 3 tubers. 1932244PI 676010
106PI 676012BdRF 317Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/21/2015Navajo county. Sitgreaves National Forest. Near Heber-Overgaard cemetery. In Heber from 260 go S on Buckskin Canyon Rd. to second right (W) = Memorial Park Rd, then 1/2 mile W. 34.42693400, -110.604800001975Around perimeter of cemetery. Wild materialMany hundreds of green plants to 20 cm, rarely with mature fruit. Collected plants and in vitro shoots, 19 fruit yielding 750 seeds. 1932246PI 676012
107PI 676005BdRF 310Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/19/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Winslow. Site of K. Olmon 1093 observation. About 3 miles SE of Chavez Mountain. From Winslow SW on 87 for ~32 miles to rough jeep trail 69 and ~2 miles N. 34.74371000, -111.090650001871Along 69 and to jct of Chavez Draw and Jack's Canyon Creek. Wild materialVery rare. One mature plant 30 cm in steep rocky bank of Jack's Creek, a few others spindly, yellow under junipers. Collected plants, in vitro shoots, 1 tuber.1932239PI 676005
108PI 676006BdRF 311Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/19/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near From Winslow SW on 87, then E on FR319 = Enchanted Gardens, S on Green Ridge, S on Cedar to dead end and walk down trail ~1.5 miles to Mack's Crossing ford, then ~500 ft up trail on opposite bank of East Clear Creek. Just below trail. 34.61919400, -111.093600001920NE-facing steep banks of East Clear Creek. Wild materialAbout 40 yellowed plants up to 15 cm without flowers or fruit. Collected 10 tubers. 1932240PI 676006
109PI 676007BdRF 312Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United States Historic2015COLLECTED09/19/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Pine. From Winslow SW on 87, then SE and S on FR95 to jct FR96 at S side of bridge, at parking lot & recreational area. 34.55047700, -111.164000001984S banks of East Clear Creek along footpath W of bridge, and under SE corner of bridge. Wild materialA few scattered spindly plants without flowers or fruit. Collected plants, in vitro shoots, one tuber. 1932241PI 676007
110PI 676002BdRF 307Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/18/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by K. Christie [2005]. N of Flagstaff on 180 at ~ 1.5 mile past powerline and 9 miles before jct 64. 35.59460900, -112.004100001902At wash to E of FR87, and both sides of 180 ditch. Wild materialScattered healthy green plants. Collected 5 tubers.1932236PI 676002
111PI 676003BdRF 308Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/18/2015Coconino County. Kiabab National Forest. Near Grand Canyon. Site of observation by K. Olmon 631. Lee Canyon. From Grand Canyon E and S on 64, then W on FR307 for ~8 miles to cattle guard and ~ 1/2 mile E on dirt track which runs on S side of a fence. 35.94233000, -111.870700001987NW edge of large open meadow with dry watercourse running down middle. Wild materialMany scattered green plants to 15 cm. Collected plants, in vitro shoots, 2 tubers.1932237PI 676003
112PI 676004BdRF 309Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/18/2015Coconino County. Kiabab National Forest. Near Grand Canyon. Lee Canyon. From Grand Canyon E and S on 64, then W on FR307 for ~10 miles. 35.95616000, -111.892860002036At the shear 15 ft E-facing rock cliffs on W side of canyon and along ~1 mile loop where 307 follows very close to the creek. Wild materialThousands of green, robust, scattered plants of various sizes, some flowering. In open in mulch among rocks or under pines, and on berms near creek. Collected plants, in vitro shoots, 6 tubers.1932238PI 676004
113PI 676000BdRF 305Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/17/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by P. West [1996]. N of Flagstaff on 180. 35.53798100, -111.852800002056In ditch on W side of 180 N of Red Mountain trailhead access road. Wild materialScattered plants, small and without flowers or fruit (much less abundant and robust than observed in 2014). Collected plants, in vitro shoots, 3 tubers.1932234PI 676000
114PI 676001BdRF 306Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62015COLLECTED09/17/2015Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Winona at Walnut Canyon. From Flagstaff E on 40 to Winona Exit 211. 35.21176100, -111.421000001890N then W on Rt 349, Townsend-Winona Road. Under NE corner of abandoned bridge just N of new bridge which is just E of Spud Drive. Wild materialAbout 50 plants, most spindly, no fruit, flowers rare. Collected 10 tubers and in vitro shoots. 1932235PI 676001
115PI 673369BdRF 303Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/24/2014Apache county. Apache National Forest. Eagar (near Springerville). On S edge of Eagar, take Amity Lane to dead end of Double Tree Lane , both sides of road.34.08433300, -109.310875002225In open lot on S side of road where manure had been dumped, surrounded by J/P woodland; also woodland on N side of road. Wild materialMany green plants of various sizes, occassional flowers, one fruit. Collected plants, meristems and one fruit yielding 33 seeds. 1921864PI 673369
116PI 673370BdRF 304Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/24/2014Apache county. Apache National Forest. Eagar (near Springerville). First E exit S of triangle intersection of Rts 191/180/160 two miles E of Eagar. Then one mile SE on Picnic Creek Road at bottom of loop.34.09422700, -109.236349002225Sandy mulch soil of J/P woodland, under trees, hiding in fallen branches, or sometimes in open. Wild materialVery many green plants of all sizes, no flowers but occassional large mature fruits with fruit fly scars. No tubers. Collected meristems and 37 fruit yielding thousands of seeds. 1921865PI 673370
117PI 673366BdRF 300Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/23/2014Navajo county. Between Heber and Holbrook on 377. SW 8 miles from site of herbspec by G. Goodwin 2010. Between Dry Lake / Twin Lakes. At 30 ft NE of mile 12 marker in E ditch of 377.34.61205900, -110.377659001783In open in grass and some sage, sandy soil with run-off from nearby farm irrigation. Wild materialOne colony of about 12 plants. Small, stout, green to about 8cm, with no flowers or fruit. Collected plants, 7 tubers, meristems. 1921861PI 673366
118PI 673367BdRF 301Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/23/2014Navajo county. Show Low. Rt 260 (N Clark road) in W suburb of ShowLow city, between N Bison Ridge Trail and W Willis streets, both sides of Rt 260 in Bagnal Wash. Coordinates and description for collection on SW side of Rt 260. About 100 yards W of Rt 260 on raised berm N of creek.34.26291300, -110.091392001908In grass under large Ponderosas. Wild materialMany green plants with mature fruit. Collected 13 fruit yielding 292 seeds and meristems. 1921862PI 673367
119PI 673368BdRF 302Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United States Historic2014COLLECTED09/23/2014Apache county. Apache National Forest. Eagar (near Springerville). Three miles W of Eagar at jct Rt 261. Take first gravel driveway and frontage road S on 261, very near bridge.34.10353700, -109.342958002179Along frontage road toward river bottom in willows and in nearby J/P habitat. Wild materialRare, very spindly and yellow plants among willows. A few scattered larger green plants under pines. Collected meristems. 1921863PI 673368
120PI 673362BdRF 296Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/22/2014Coconino County. Sitgreaves National Forest. Chevelon Creek. Site of herbspecs by B.E. Nelson 2006. On FR504 S from Winslow via Rt 99 or N from Heber. About 1 mile N of powerlines at Chevelon Campground (S side of bridge), plants just below welcome sign & outhouse; and at pullout (N side of bridge) under one juniper about 100 ft N of pullout. None in rocky willow streambed.34.59100200, -110.787448001878On E-facing slope in grass under branches and in rich black soil. Wild materialA few small plants with one large mature fruit. Collected plants, one fruit, 5 tubers and meristems. 1921857PI 673362
121PI 673363BdRF 297Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/22/2014Navajo county. Sitgreaves National Forest. Chevelon Creek. Site of herbspecs by B.E. Nelson 2006. On FR504 S from Winslow via Rt 99 or N from Heber. SE side of Wildcat Canyon bridge and NE corner of Daze Canyon bridge (about 1/2 miles apart). Coordinates for Wildcat.34.54013300, -110.728349001963Wildcat = In open in grass and herbs among large fallen trees in streambed, rich black soil. Daze = In steep sandy N-facing slope only under N branches of one large pine very close to bridge. Wild materialDozens of green plants to 10 cm, but often spindly. No tubers or flowers, but one large mature fruit at Wildcat. Collected plants, one fruit yielding 27 seeds, and meristems. 1921858PI 673363
122PI 673364BdRF 298Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/22/2014Navajo county. Sitgreaves National Forest. Near Chevelon Creek. Near site of herbspecs by Theresa Tharalson 1990. On FR504 S from Winslow via Rt 99 or N from Heber. Then on FR153 running N from 504 along E side of powerlines. At jct with FR153A and about one mile S of jct on FR153 on top of ridge. Coordinates for jct.34.56987100, -110.693907001974Under juniper branches in J/P forest in sandy mulch. Wild materialMany large green plants >20cm with multiple large mature fruit. No tubers. Collected fruit yielding 273 seeds, plants and meristems. 1921859PI 673364
123PI 673360BdRF 294Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/21/2014Coconino County. Sitgreaves National Forest. On Wallace Road /FR34/Rt 99. From Winslow S (on 99) or N from Woods Canyon Lake. At jct with FR211, SW corner of intersection.34.60903000, -110.880120002033Under many downed branches and under pines in sandy soil of J/P woodland. Wild materialDozens of plants, but widely scattered. To 7 cm, no flowers or fruit. Collected plants, one tiny immature fruit on transplant, meristems, 5 tubers.1921855PI 673360
124PI 673361BdRF 295Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/21/2014Coconino County. Sitgreaves National Forest. Chevelon Creek. On FR504 S from Winslow via Rt 99 or N from Heber. Mormon Crossing of Chevelon Creek at bridge on W side of 504.34.61713400, -110.787839001868Under shade of brush and in grass in moist black soil on E-facing slope W of creek, or in fine gravel of dry streambed. Wild materialA few spindly plants on W banks of creek or growing right in streambed. Collected plants, fruit, 2 tubers and meristems. 1921856PI 673361
125PI 673357BdRF 291Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/20/2014Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Winona at Walnut Canyon. From Flagstaff W on 40 to Winona Exit 211. N then W on Rt 349, Townsend Road. Under NE corner of abandoned bridge just N of new bridge which is just E of Spud Drive.35.21176100, -111.421009001890W facing slope under shade of bridge, rich black alluvium with grass and brush. Wild materialAbout 50 plants, most spindly and without flowers or fruit. Collected plants, 9 tubers and meristems. 1921852PI 673357
126PI 673358BdRF 292Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR6Not Available2014COLLECTED09/20/2014Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. From Winslow SW on 87, then SE and S on FR95 to jct FR96 at S side of bridge, at parking lot & recreational area. S banks of Clear Creek along footpath W of bridge, and under SE corner of bridge.34.55047700, -111.164073001984In N exposure near creek, under shade of trees, brush and grass. Wild materialA few scattered spindly plants without flowers or fruit. Collected plants and meristems. All dead.1921853PI 673358
127PI 673353BdRF 287Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/19/2014Coconino County. Kaibab National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by K. Christie 2005. N of Flagstaff on 180 about one-half mile past powerline and 10 miles before jct 64. At wash on E edge of FR87, and both sides of 180 ditch.35.59460900, -112.004135001902In full sun in sandy red soil in wash, herbs and rabbit brush. Wild materialScattered healthy green plants. Collected plants, meristems, 20 tubers.1921848PI 673353
128PI 673354BdRF 288Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/19/2014Coconino County. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by P. West 1996. N of Flagstaff on 180. In ditch on W side of 180 N of Red Mountain trailhead access road.35.53798100, -111.852887002056Open sun or in Sacaton and rabbit brush, sandy gravel soil. Wild materialThousands of robust plants to 12 cm, flowers rare and no fruit. Collected plants, meristems, 3 tubers.1921849PI 673354
129PI 673355BdRF 289Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/19/2014Coconino County. White Horse Hills. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by K. Christie 2004. N of Flagstaff on FR523 shortcut between 180 and 89. S side of FR523 at W edge of Road Tank (small dug-out pond).35.45270800, -111.659778002195Under trees and otherwise hiding from cattle grazing, in fallen tree branches and brush. Wild materialA few small green plants, no flowers or fruit. Collected plants, meristems, 5 tubers.1921850PI 673355
130PI 673356BdRF 290Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62014COLLECTED09/19/2014Coconino County. Mt. Elden. Coconino National Forest. Near Flagstaff. Site of herbspec by J.D. Morefield 1985. Rt 89 in Flagstaff. Hiking path from Ranger Station to SE edge of Mt. Elden, toward cliff and watercourse just off trail.35.23038400, -111.586852002150Among boulders of shaded shear SE exposure of Mt. Elden.Wild materialMany green plants to 15 cm, flowers scarce. Collected plants, meristems and 9 tubers.1921851PI 673356
131PI 669594BdRFK 271Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62013COLLECTED08/29/2013Apache county. Apache National Forest. Near Eagar. Just S of Eagar near triangle intersection. Approximate re-collection of 564053 = SBV 27.34.09465000, -109.236466702226Under scattered trees just off access road and extending about 1000 ft to the south toward highway.Wild materialAbundant plants flowering and fruiting to 24" tall, very green and healthy. Collected many flowers for pollen; Collected 23 fruit, many with fly scars, yielding 275 seeds.1914629PI 669594
132PI 669605BdRFK 282Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62013COLLECTED09/02/2013Santa Cruz county. Coronado National Forest. Huachuca Mountains. Near Ida Canyon on Montezuma Pass road. From Sierra Vista S on 92 to Montezuma Canyon Road and over pass to Ida Canyon road and trailhead. Along about 1/4 mile of stream bottoms NE of water tank which is at N31 22.783 x W110 19.835. Abundant over about 10 acres total area. Approximate re-collection of 564047, SBV 2.31.38171667, -110.329616701859Shady cottonwood and oak stream bottoms with much leaf mulch.Wild materialVery many plants, all sizes, mostly dark green and rarely flowering, no fruit. Collected 30 bulks of 20 leaflets for DNA and 14 plants. 1914640PI 669605
133PI 669607BdRFK 284Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62013COLLECTED09/04/2013Socorro County. Cibolo National Forest. Near Magdalena town. W on 60 at 12.2 miles from Magdalena town. S of Tres Montosas at picnic pulloff on N side of road just across from jct of old NM52 = Fr549. Approximate re-collection of 564056 = SBV 31.34.07615000, -107.452866702182In sandy soil under junipers and in open, hiding in branches in brush or right along pavement. Heavy damage by typical Colorado potato beetle and common black beetle on some plants.Wild materialVery abundant plants of various sizes, sometimes flowering but only one fruit observed. Collected 14 plants. 1914642PI 669607
134PI 669609BdRFK 286Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62013COLLECTED10/21/2013San Juan County. Navajo Reservation. About 50 miles S of Farmington/Bloomfield. S on 550 to access road to Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Chaco Canyon. 36.03218333, -107.917766701890Wild materialFruit from plants collected at Chaco Canyon in previous years and propagated by David Kinder in Ohio. Collected 3 fruit. 1914644PI 669609
135PI 667017B4dRFS 262Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62012COLLECTED08/30/2012Cochise. Canelo Mountains. Coronado National Forest. Near Parker Lake. N from Parker Lake on 83, from T jct Montezuma & Parker Canyon Lake Rds, about 2 miles N on 83 across road from PC Ranch. Less than 20 ft from road in W ditch.31.44616660, -110.447666001679Very steep E facing open roadcut, with only a few herbs and grass, sandy brown soil.Wild materialA few small yellowed, old plants only in one small area. 1906500PI 667017
136PI 667012B4dRFS 257Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United States Historic2012COLLECTED08/29/2012Cochise. Huachuca Mountains. Coronado National Forest. Near Montezuma Pass. From Sonoita S on 83 past Canelo and Parker Canyon Lake to gravel Montezuma Canyon Road and about 11 miles to where road crosses gulley. Culvert on N side of road in washed up sand berm.31.37253330, -110.330083001762In moist red sand partially shaded from S exposure by a few scrub pines and being below road grade.Wild materialMany very large and flowering plants all in one small berm of alluvium where the wash water eddied at the culvert, dark green and perfect condition. 1906495PI 667012
137PI 667013B4dRFS 258Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United States Historic2012COLLECTED08/29/2012Cochise. Huachuca Mountains. Coronado National Forest. Near Montezuma Pass. From Sonoita S on 83 past Canelo and Parker Canyon Lake to gravel Montezuma Canyon Road and about 11 miles to where road crosses gulley. About 0.15 miles E past FR that goes N to Ida Canyon. From Montezuma Canyon Road N to Ida Canyon on FR about 0.6 mile to valley at confluence of creeks. Site of SBV2 (1992).31.38171660, -110.329616001829In rich valley soil in leaf mulch under shade of sycamore and oaks.Wild materialMany thousands of plants over a widespread area. Small to about 10 inches, but mostly spindly, yellow, flowers rare. 1906496PI 667013
138PI 667014B4dRFS 259Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62012COLLECTED08/29/2012Cochise. Canelo Mountains. Coronado National Forest. Near Parker Canyon Lake. From Sonoita S on 83 past Canelo to Parker Canyon Lake. At jct of 83 and gravel Montezuma road, continue W on paved Parker Canyon Lake road toward campsites for about 0.9 miles where a great culvert goes under road for drainage S to the lake.31.42968330, -110.445983001654In rich valley soil in leaf mulch under shade of sycamore and oaks.Wild materialRare plants only under a few trees. Small to about 10 inches, but mostly spindly, yellow. 1906497PI 667014
139PI 66696511H13Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal JapanNR62012DONATED06/18/2012Genetic materialB9238, S. bulbocastanum PI 243507, a 2x parent of 11H21. Produced by Dr. Y. Irikura (Irikura and Sakaguchi 1972, Potato Research 15:170-173; Irikura 1975, Potato Research 18:133-140).1902284PI 666965
140PI 66696711H21Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal JapanNR62012DONATED06/18/2012Genetic materialR48, anther culture-derived 1x S. bulbocastanum, derived from 11H13, mostly, 2n=24 in root tip cells. Produced by Dr. Y. Irikura (Irikura and Sakaguchi 1972, Potato Research 15:170-173; Irikura 1975, Potato Research 18:133-140).1902286PI 666967
141PI 664006BdRB 232Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/24/2011Greenlee. Apache National Forest. Big Lue Mountains. E from Safford on 70, 191, 78 to within 2 miles as crow flies from NM border. Rt 78 roadside pulloff. W-facing steep bank of White Mule creek. Where big pipe fence makes a corner. 33.09722518, -109.070142201740Very gravelly, but moist, Junipers and Gambels, with many herbs, morningglory, solana, in full sun, thick and dark leaves. Saw 3-4 Colorado Potato Beetle relatives on the plants.Wild materialMany large green plants with fruit.1892281PI 664006
142PI 664007BdRB 233Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/24/2011Greenlee. Apache National Forest. Big Lue Mountains. E from Safford on 70, 191, 78 to within 2 miles as crow flies from NM border. Right in Coal Creek campground picnic table area and across road S through trees to Coal creek.33.10197830, -109.060578201728In grass and under trees.Wild materialOccsassional small yellow to large and green.1892282PI 664007
143PI 664008BdRB 234Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/24/2011Grant . . . On 78 within 5 miles of AZ border. About 100 ft W of Mule Creek post office in W ditch of Brushy Mountain Road.33.12195003, -108.956516601594In green grass in moist black soil under elms and entwined with morning glory and herbs.Wild materialA few spindly green plants without fruit, but with mature tubers.1892283PI 664008
144PI 664009BdRB 235Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/24/2011Catron. Gila National Forest. Mogollon Mountains. From Glenwood on 180, 5 miles NE up 174 Catwalk road to campground. Then up canyon on E side of Whitewater creek.33.37364662, -108.840053801591In leaf mulch over dark moist soil on steep N-facing slope in slot canyon near creekbed, under cottonwoods. Wild materialMany large green plants with fruit.1892284PI 664009
145PI 664010BdRB 236Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/25/2011Grant . Gila National Forest. . Mile 17 marker between Silver City and Lordsburg on 90. E side ditch straight across from mile marker sign. 32.49644387, -108.473774701844In open pure sand under large junipers.Wild materialAbout 20 plants, very green, flowering and fruiting with immature tubers.1892285PI 664010
146PI 664011BdRB 237Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/25/2011Grant . Gila National Forest. . About 350 ft NE of BdRB 236 near where the culvert crosses under Rt 90.32.49693000, -108.472750001844In open pure sand under large junipers.Wild materialAbout 12 small plants to 3 inches tall, very dark green and healthy looking, perfect for transplants.1892286PI 664011
147PI 664024BdRB 250Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED09/28/2011Jeff Davis. TNC preserve. Davis Mountains. About 10 miles W of split of 10 and 20, take 118 S to about 5 miles S of 118-166 split to TNC driveway, down Madera Canyon dirt road about 0.5 miles to jct of with Right Hand Loop road, and walking about 800 ft SE to canyon. Due S of windmill and very near fence. 30.69633138, -104.116550701807Among grasses in flat pasture under scrub trees.Wild materialMany plants with large berries, most small and yellow and very pinnate. But only in one small, 25-ft diameter patch.1892299PI 664024
148PI 663209KND 001Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED06/08/2011San Juan County. West of West Mesa. Chaco Canyon.36.04625270, -108.030219001879Wild material1882372PI 663209
149PI 663210KND 002Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR62011COLLECTED06/08/2011Montezuma County. Mesa Verde. Navajo Canyon and Limey Wash.37.16872800, -108.496594001981Wild material1882373PI 663210
150PI 678385Grif 16927Solanum lasiophyllum Dunal S92009DONATED04/22/2009Wild material1799501PI 678385
151PI 690223LBJWC-1230Solanum dimidiatum Raf. Texas, United StatesS9Not Available2008Wild material1810430PI 690223
152PI 658586VIR 18522Solanum acaule Bitter PeruNR62007COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753758PI 658586
153PI 651529BdR 162Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62007COLLECTED09/19/2007Eddy County. S of Carlsbad on 62 about 7 miles to CR408 = Dark Canyon Road then S on 137 past Queen 3 miles to gravel 504 about 4 miles to Klondike Gap road 69. At 1.6 miles S on Klondike Gap road.32.09666667, -104.766388891890At base of N-facing cliffs that run beside stream where road turns E. Red sand in shade of junipers very close to cliff face.Wild materialAbout 15 healthy, light green plants to 20 cm. No flowers or fruit. Collected 5 tubers and 6 plants; photos. Vicinity Powell and Sikes 1374 [1965].1740226PI 651529
154PI 645683Grif 16401Solanum douglasii Dunal S9FLOWER2006DONATED03/03/2006Wild material1694801PI 645683
155PI 645684Grif 16389Solanum dulcamara L. S9FLOWERNot Available2006DONATED02/22/2006Wild material1693095PI 645684
156PI 645685Grif 16396Solanum lichtensteinii Willd. S9FLOWER2006DONATED02/22/2006Wild material1694796PI 645685
157PI 641029BFdR 134Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62005COLLECTED09/22/2005Cochise County. Coronado National Forest, Sierra Vista Ranger District, Huachuca mountains. S on SR92 to FR61, W to Montezuma Pass, W to FR771, N 100 yards on E side of road.31.37361111, -110.331666671776Sandy soil and under scrub oaks.Wild materialAbundant (many thousands) small to large (10") yellowed plants without flowers or berries. Collected one tuber from numerous dispersed colonies.1684939PI 641029
158PI 641941TOL 1Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR62005COLLECTED08/18/2005Garfield County. East of Escalante in the Escalante River Gorge; upriver from the confluence with Pine Creek; South side of river.37.77638889, -111.577777781731Located in sandy soil with an overstory of Quercus gambelii and under some cover from Artemisia tridentata.Wild materialAbout 500 plants. The aspect is NW on the toe slope beneath the Navajo sandstone ledges. The patch was 20 X 100 feet.1689277PI 641941
159PI 641942TOL 2Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United States Historic2005COLLECTED08/18/2005Garfield County. East of Escalante in the Escalante River Gorge; upriver from the confluence with Pine Creek; South side of river.37.77638889, -111.576111111731Located in sandy loam among Quercus gambelii, Chenopodium femontii, Bromus tectorum and Mirabilis oxybaphoides as the major plants.Wild materialAbout 150 plants. The aspect is North on fairly steep hillside in the shade of Gambel oak. The patch was 2 X 10 feet and is covered by a couple of inches of oak leaves.1689278PI 641942
160PI 641943TOL 3Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United States Historic2005COLLECTED08/18/2005Garfield County. East of Escalante in the Escalante River Gorge; upriver from the confluence with Pine Creek; South side of river.37.77666667, -111.577222221734Located in sandy loam growing alone, with only some cheat grass on the outer most individuals.Wild materialAbout 75 plants. The aspect is North on a very steep slope in the shade of Gabel oak. The patch was 10 X 10 feet and is covered with oak leaf duff three or four inches thick.1689279PI 641943
161PI 641944TOL 4Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR62005COLLECTED08/22/2005Garfield County. East of Escalante in the Escalante River Gorge; upriver from the confluence with Pine Creek; South side of river.37.77666667, -111.576666671734Located in sandy and sandy loam soil. Plants concentrated in a couple of cracks in the cliff wall about three feet wide; others on flat ground or on the toe slope of the ledges.Wild materialAbout 1000 plants. The aspect of this patch is mostly East but curves around to North facing. Most plants receive direct sunlight until later in the day. Plants flowering.1689280PI 641944
162PI 634364BF 114Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62003COLLECTED09/22/2003Mohave County. Fredonia area. From 389 to CR 109, 47 miles to CR 5 and 7 miles to near Mt Trumbull, Nixon Springs Ranger Station. At 150 degree heading from Ranger Station buildings, about 500 yards along service road.36.38583333, -113.150000001996Among burned pine branches in full sun or under sage. Rich black soil in pine forest habitat.Wild materialMany hundreds of plants, some large to 2 ft tall or small and yellowed but some green enough for transplant collection. One open flower seen, otherwise no flowers or fruit. Collected tubers from dispersed clusters and a few transplants. 1650332PI 634364
163PI 634363BF 113Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62003COLLECTED09/21/2003Coconino County. On 64 about 25 miles E of Grand Canyon S Rim visitor center just inside Kaibab National Forest boundary at pulloff where there is a steep roadcut to the NE and a creek to the SW called Deer Tank Wash.36.00583333, -111.803888892103Just over fence but on road side of creek. Among rabbit brush and sage and nestled among rocks. Moist black soil.Wild materialHundreds of green and yellowed plants to 12 inches. Some dried up flowers, but no fruit. Collected tubers from several scattered patches. 1650331PI 634363
164PI 634361BF 111Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62003COLLECTED09/20/2003Coconino County. E on 40 from Williams, on Deer Farm Road along N shore of Davenport Lake.35.26666667, -112.073333332118Growing among rabbit brush all along raodway in dry lakebed.Wild materialMany clusters of plants, mostly small and yellow or dried-up with no flowers; to 6 inches tall. One small fruit observed. Collected one tuber from each of many widely spaced plants. 1650329PI 634361
165PI 634362BF 112Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62003COLLECTED09/20/2003Coconino County. NE side of Flagstaff on SE side of Mt Elden at trailhead to Mt Elden lookout. Coconino National Forest.35.23000000, -111.580833332100Under Ponderosas near parking lot and beside trail in black moist soil in grass or hiding among rocks.Wild materialClusters of plants in 4-5 different spots. Large to 10" but mostly smaller and yellowed. No flowers or fruit. Collected a few tubers from each group of plants. 1650330PI 634362
166PI 632322BF 096Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/21/2002Navajo County. Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Near Heber. NW on FR 504 for 5 miles to FR 228, then jeep trail 997B. About one mile.34.49222222, -110.662500002049Fairly abundant in moist sand under Pinyons.Wild materialNo flowers or fruit, too mature for transplants. Collected tubers (set particularly far from plant). 1641347PI 632322
167PI 632323BF 097Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/22/2002Navajo County. Sitgreaves National Forest. Near Lakeside Ranger Station. N of 73 on Porter Mountain Road about 1 mile to Porter Creek then by foot about 1/2 mile W to intersection with Show Low Creek.34.17277778, -109.980000002039SE facing cliff of volcanic boulders along shallow winding stream. Among boulders with shrubs and grass in moist, black organic soil.Wild materialScattered patches of green and robust plants to 24" but often elongated from stretching out of shaded rock crevices. Collected smaller green transplants. 1641348PI 632323
168PI 632324BF 098Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/22/2002Navajo County. Sitgreaves National Forest. About 11 miles NE of Lakeside on Porter Mountain Road near Sponseller Lake. No road to lakebed itself, must walk in (from S).34.22527778, -109.844444442138Open grassy meadow S of Sponsellor Lake. In moist black soil.Wild materialVery many plants in a patch about 200 feet diameter. Plants with thick stems, must have been quite large before being grazed. All plants yellowed, often with surprisingly abundant mature fruit, but tubers not mature. Colorado Potato Beetle noted. Fruit. 1641349PI 632324
169PI 632325BF 099Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/22/2002Navajo County. Sitgreaves National Forest. About 11 miles NE of Lakeside on Porter Mountain Road near Sponseller Lake. No road to lakebed itself, must walk in (from S). Near S shore of lake near where the fence crosses the wash.34.23250000, -109.844722222134In needle mulch under a few junipers.Wild materialHundreds of plants to 1 ft tall, most smaller, green, but only a few transplantable. No flowers or berries, a few mature tubers. Collected plants and a few tubers. 1641350PI 632325
170PI 632326BF 100Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/22/2002Navajo County. Sitgreaves National Forest. About 11 miles NE of Lakeside on Porter Mountain Road near Sponseller Lake. No road to lakebed itself, must walk in (from S). Just S of fence.34.22833333, -109.843333332134In shady gambel oak thicket.Wild materialLarge (10") yellow plants with abundant, mature fruit. Collected fruit. 1641351PI 632326
171PI 632329BFBP 103Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/25/2002Cochise County. Near Sierra Vista. Off Montezuma Canyon road in Coronado National Memorial. Ida Canyon SE of Sutherland Peak. Along road to creek bed and W at fence line to shady ravine with oaks and sycamores.31.38055556, -110.329444441829In moist thick layer of leaf mulch and among grass and rocks.Wild materialVery many yellow plants, widespread, without flowers or fruit. Collected tubers. 1641354PI 632329
172PI 632331BFBP 105Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR62002COLLECTED09/26/2002Cochise County. Near Sierra Vista. Fry road to Ft Huachuca and SW to Garden Canyon. To picnic area at end of paved road. E facing roack ledges on S side of road directly across creek SW of big square cement water tank.31.47416667, -110.348611111646In creek bed among oaks, sycamores and brush in moist leaf mulch.Wild materialPlants yellow to 12" without berries. Collected tubers. 1641356PI 632331
173PI 636107CGN 18558Solanum aethiopicum L. United KingdomS92002DONATED04/29/2002Uncertain improvement status1637249PI 636107
174PI 666075CGN 17454Solanum aethiopicum L. JapanS92002DONATED04/29/2002Uncertain improvement status1637247PI 666075
175PI 666076CBN 18501Solanum aethiopicum L. JapanS92002DONATED04/29/2002Uncertain improvement status1637248PI 666076
176PI 666077CGN 18569Solanum aethiopicum L. Leningradskaja oblast', Russian FederationS92002DONATED04/29/2002Uncertain improvement status1637250PI 666077
177PI 666078CGN 18574Solanum aethiopicum L. JapanS92002DONATED04/29/2002Uncertain improvement status1637251PI 666078
178PI 643457Sheffield's Seed Co. Lot No. 9804Solanum dulcamara L. Georgia, United StatesS92002DONATED03/13/2002Wild material1711517PI 643457
179PI 631192VIR 9786Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED19713870Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1971 Bolivian collection by Pukhalsky and Zykin (VIR).1635445PI 631192
180PI 631193VIR 17901Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1980Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1980 Bolivian expedition by Zykin (VIR).1635446PI 631193
181PI 631194VIR 18002Solanum acaule Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1980AromaWild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1980 Bolivian expedition by Zykin (VIR).1635447PI 631194
182PI 631195VIR 18004Solanum acaule Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED19803 km from PatacomayaWild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1980 Bolivian expedition by Zykin (VIR).1635448PI 631195
183PI 631196VIR 18007Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1980Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1980 Bolivian expedition by Zykin (VIR).1635449PI 631196
184PI 631198VIR 9814Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1971Sepalturas3650Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed Rescue. Originally from Bolivia.1635451PI 631198
185PI 631199VIR 9813Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Potosí, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED19713700Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1971 Bolivian expedition by Pukhalsky and Zykin (VIR).1635452PI 631199
186PI 631200VIR 2733Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62001COLLECTED1955Orillas Rio 2, H. 3831Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Came into US as S. angustisectum. Originally from Argentina (Cordoba).1635572PI 631200
187PI 631201VIR 9742Solanum juzepczukii Bukasov NR62001Cultivated materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue.1635573PI 631201
188PI 631202VIR 7610Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62001COLLECTED1966Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue.1635574PI 631202
189PI 631203VIR 7613Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62001COLLECTED1966Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue.1635575PI 631203
190PI 631204VIR 2937Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62001COLLECTED1957Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue.1635453PI 631204
191PI 631205VIR 2739Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62001COLLECTED1955CastelarWild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from Argentina.1635454PI 631205
192PI 631207VIR 3701Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62001COLLECTED1958Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally from 1958 Argentinian expedition by Zhukowsky (VIR).1635455PI 631207
193PI 631208VIR 8280Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62001COLLECTED1967Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue.1635456PI 631208
194PI 631209VIR 7370Solanum brevicaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1964Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally collected in Bolivia by Cardenas.1635578PI 631209
195PI 631210VIR 7381Solanum brevicaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1964Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally collected in Bolivia by Cardenas.1635579PI 631210
196PI 631218VIR 4114Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED1959Wild materialMaterial from Polish seed rescue. Originally collected in Bolivia by Brucher.1635580PI 631218
197PI 631222VSUG 621Solanum brevicaule Bitter Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/16/1994Azurduy: about 2 km north on town square of Azurduy on road to Tarabuco.-20.10000000, -64.400000002480growing in back yard of house in organic soilWild materialCorolla white, fruits not yet present1635469PI 631222
198PI 631223VSUG 623Solanum brevicaule Bitter Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/16/1994Azurduy: 24.3 km north of town square of Azurduy on road to Tarabuco.-19.96000000, -64.457777782860collected at edge of corn field by streamWild materialCorolla blue, fruits round, verrucose1635470PI 631223
199PI 631224VSUG 628Solanum brevicaule Bitter Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/17/1994Azurduy: 115.2 km north of Azurduy on road to Tarabuco, 37.2 km north of Cruz Kaza.-19.64194444, -64.590555563440growing on steep rocky slope by roadWild materialCorollas deep blue, fruits maturing to mature1635471PI 631224
200PI 631228SFVU 6684Solanum brevicaule Bitter Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED03/07/1993Azurduy: 1 km N of town square of Azurduy, on road to Icla.-20.10138889, -64.403333332481Growing in cornfieldWild materialPlants mature, flowers gone, but said by local farmer to be deep purple, one fruit collected1635479PI 631228
201PI 653753VSUG 610Solanum berthaultii Hawkes Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/13/1994Mizque: 12 km north of Mizque on road to Cochabamba, 1:250,000-scale map SE 20-5-17.87916667, -65.381111112400growing among rocks in narrow ravineWild materialcorolla white, stellate, fruits round1635466PI 653753
202PI 653754VSUG 619Solanum berthaultii Hawkes Chuquisaca, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/14/1994Campero: from 16 km south of town square of Aiquile, drive west, ascoss river, to town of Pabellon Mayu, then walk south, up stream, for 0.5 km, 1:250,000-scale map SE 19-9-18.29611111, -65.253333332210growing on steep rocky slopeWild materialcorolla white, fruits round1635468PI 653754
203PI 653756VSUG 645Solanum chacoense Bitter Santa Cruz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED01/24/1994Valle Grande: 19.1 km north of large statue of Christ on north side of Valle Grande on road to Matarral (3 km south of road to Ariruma), then 300 m east along fencerow, 1:250,000-scale map SE 20-10-18.34694444, -64.159166671750growing in deep sandy irrigated soils along fencerow between two large cornfields, and in cornfieldsWild materialcorollas stellate, varying in color from white to light blue, fruits round, verrucose1635475PI 653756
204PI 653757VSUG 648Solanum chacoense Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED02/11/1994Nor Yungas: 8 km south of Yolosa on road to San Juan, 1:250,000-scale map SE 19-3-16.26666667, -67.716666671700growing between dense bushes along roadsideWild materialflowers just in bud, corolla white1635476PI 653757
205PI 653758VSUG 656Solanum brevicaule Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED02/23/1994Larecaja, at San P#dro, a place 8 km from a road junction beginning 2 km from town square of Sorat on road to Larecaja, 1:250,000-scale map SD 19-15-15.76666667, -68.633333332700growing in cornfieldWild materialcorolla blue, rotate-pentagonal, fruits round1635478PI 653758
206PI 653759SFVU 6732Solanum chacoense Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62001COLLECTED03/19/1993Nor Yungas: 2 km upstream of R o Taquesi, from small bridge over river on main road (by the curve) in Puente Villa, in small plantation by house, 1:250,000-scale map SE 19-3-16.40000000, -67.633333331300growing under small trees in plantation, among grassesWild materialplants young, without flowers or fruits, but worker of field said plants much more common earlier in January and February, tubers collected1635482PI 653759
207PI 620869BF 082Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/07/2001Socorro County. Magedalena vicinity. On 60 12.2 mile W of Magdalena at roadside picnic area, N side of road.34.07666667, -107.451666672552Moist sand under junipers and pines and in open grassy areas, pure gravel along roadside.Wild materialPlants not as abundant as in best previous years, but easily found. Most plants mature with occasional fruit. Collected pairs of tubers and fruit for apomixis analysis. 1631042PI 620869
208PI 620870BF 083Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/08/2001Jeff Davis County. Ft. Davis vicinity. On 118 at Madera Canyon (L.E. Wood picnic area). Along canyon edge of park near the fenceline.30.70611111, -104.105555561780Growing in shade under Ponderosas and full sun in grass among rocks near fence along canyon edge.Wild materialPlants small green and abundant under large junipers. Collected 8 plants, one from under each tree scattered within the circle loop of the park. 1631043PI 620870
209PI 620872BF 085Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/09/2001Grant County. Silver City vicinity. Altos range of Mogollon Mts. in Gila National Forest. Just SE of main gate on the E side of Ft. Bayard Cemetery.32.79861111, -108.153888891880Plants in fairly moist sand under Juniper.Wild materialOnly a few small green plants - collected 2 plants. 1631045PI 620872
210PI 620875BF 088Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/11/2001McKinley County. Gallup vicinity. About 5 miles S of Ft. Wingate on 400 where there is an open meadow to the E. In fork of dirt road about 1/10 mile E.35.44166667, -108.550000002255Plants in grass and sage.Wild materialPlants rare and small, often completely withered. Very dry. Collected 3 sets of 3-4 tubers from each of 3 colonies. Tubers have odd scars. 1631048PI 620875
211PI 620876BF 089Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/12/2001Rio Arriba County. Cuba vicinity. About 1.8 miles N of Counselor, NM on 379 N of 44/550. Haynes Canyon according to DeLorme's Topo 2.0 map. At wash where road bends from 345 to 300 . Concave low cliffs to E.36.23388889, -107.464166672080Growing only under one juniper about 30 ft E of road. Moist sand under about 1 inch of needle mulch.Wild materialSome 20-30 green robust plants to 9", some flowering, but no fruit. Collected 7 plants. 1631049PI 620876
212PI 620877BF 090Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/12/2001Santa Fe County. Sante Fe City. Near residence of Bob Sivinski (144 Cedar Street), endangered plant botanist for USFS. Open lot just W of BS home at N end of Cedar Street.35.69099700, -105.964632002100Sandy soil under trees in open lot.Wild materialPlants green and robust, some flowering, occasional fruit. Less abundant perhaps because site has been developed--some trees removed and area landscaped.. Collected 18 fruit from scattered plants. 1631050PI 620877
213PI 620878BF 091Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR62001COLLECTED09/12/2001San Miguel County. Las Vegas vicinity. About 19 miles E of Las Vegas, NM on 104 then 2/10 mile S on SSR 97 toward Joe Harris ranch. E side of road near an iron gate.35.60416667, -104.875277781963Only under one large juniper. Sandy soil with some moisture.Wild materialMany small but green and robust plants without flowers or fruit. 1631051PI 620878
214PI 653762VIR 02353Solanum demissum Lindl. NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753690PI 653762
215PI 653765VIR 02722Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTED1955Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753693PI 653765
216PI 653766VIR 02731Solanum chacoense Bitter Buenos Aires, ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTED1955PergaminoWild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753694PI 653766
217PI 653767VIR 02914Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753695PI 653767
218PI 653768VIR 02917Solanum chacoense Bitter Chaco, ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998BenitezWild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753696PI 653768
219PI 653769VIR 02926Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753697PI 653769
220PI 653770VIR 03287Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753698PI 653770
221PI 653772VIR 03341Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753700PI 653772
222PI 653773VIR 03342Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753701PI 653773
223PI 653774VIR 03355Solanum demissum Lindl. Zacatecas, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958cerro de Ajusco 23.17901667, -102.89791670Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753702PI 653774
224PI 653776VIR 03362Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753704PI 653776
225PI 653779VIR 03540Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1958Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753707PI 653779
226PI 653781VIR 03674Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTED1958Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753709PI 653781
227PI 653782VIR 03678Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTED1958Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753710PI 653782
228PI 653783VIR 03702Solanum chacoense Bitter ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTED1958Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753711PI 653783
229PI 653785VIR 04236Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753713PI 653785
230PI 653786VIR 04250Solanum acaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTED1959Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753714PI 653786
231PI 653787VIR 04253Solanum acaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTED1957Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753715PI 653787
232PI 653788VIR 04263Solanum acaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753716PI 653788
233PI 653789VIR 04445Solanum demissum Lindl. NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753717PI 653789
234PI 653792VIR 05257Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753720PI 653792
235PI 653800VIR 05764Solanum brevicaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTED1964Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753728PI 653800
236PI 653801VIR 07635Solanum berthaultii Hawkes NR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753729PI 653801
237PI 653802VIR 07642Solanum berthaultii Hawkes ArgentinaNR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753730PI 653802
238PI 653803VIR 08446Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1968Toluca.19.28053333, -99.65638333Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753731PI 653803
239PI 653804VIR 08462Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1968Toluca. 26 km of the road no 1519.28053333, -99.656383332860Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753732PI 653804
240PI 653805VIR 08466Solanum demissum Lindl. MexicoNR62000COLLECTED1968Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753733PI 653805
241PI 653809VIR 09705Solanum brevicaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTED1970Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753737PI 653809
242PI 653811VIR 09746Solanum brevicaule Bitter NR62000COLLECTED1971Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753740PI 653811
243PI 653812VIR 09784Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1971Exp. Station PatakamiaWild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753741PI 653812
244PI 653813VIR 09787Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED19713820Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753742PI 653813
245PI 653814VIR 09789Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1971Capecabana3820Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753743PI 653814
246PI 653815VIR 09794Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED197180 km from Cochabamba3500Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753744PI 653815
247PI 653816VIR 09795Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED197180 km from Cochabamba3500Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753745PI 653816
248PI 653817VIR 09798Solanum brevicaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1971Jampata, papa2600Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753746PI 653817
249PI 653818VIR 09808Solanum brevicaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1971Qurillacollo2600Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753747PI 653818
250PI 653820VIR 10678Solanum acaule Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753749PI 653820
251PI 653821VIR 10679Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTEDPRE 01/01/1998Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753750PI 653821
252PI 653822VIR 15994Solanum chacoense Bitter NR62000Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753751PI 653822
253PI 653825VIR 18010Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1980Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753754PI 653825
254PI 653826VIR 18014Solanum acaule Bitter La Paz, BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1980-17.11666667, -67.700000004020Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753755PI 653826
255PI 653827VIR 18021Solanum acaule Bitter BoliviaNR62000COLLECTED1980Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753756PI 653827
256PI 653828VIR 18407Solanum guerreroense Correll Jalisco, MexicoNR62000COLLECTED12/18/1947Near Sayulapa, slopes of volcan de Nevada.19.55000000, -103.63333330In a thicket on the edge of a field.Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753757PI 653828
257PI 653829VIR 23047Solanum berthaultii Hawkes NR62000Wild materialVIR genebank accessions that were rescued (seed increased) under a special cooperative USDA/FAS project in Poland (coordinated by Chuck Brown).1753759PI 653829
258PI 612456BKPF 081Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/24/1999Socorro County. Near Magedalena. On 60 12.2 mile W of Magdalena at roadside picnic area, N side of road.34.07666667, -107.451666672552Moist sand under junipers and pines and in open grassy areas, pure gravel along roadside.Wild materialPlants not quite as abundant as in 1998, but some flowering and fruiting with mature fruit. Collected 200 fruit. 1588807PI 612456
259PI 612455BKPF 080Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/23/1999Coconino County. E on 40 from Williams, to north shore of (intermittently dry) Davenport Lake. At a driveway.35.26666667, -112.073333332140In disturbed bare reddish clay-sand-gravel soil. Especially where disturbed along the powerline where (apparently) cable or pipeline had been buried. Or, in lakebed among grass and rabbit brush.Wild materialVery large, thick leaves (to 8") with dark blue-green color on plants growing in full sun. Larger plants flowering. Many more small, yellow spindly plants in dry lakebed among grass. 1588806PI 612455
260PI 612453BKPF 078Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/22/1999Cibola County. Near Grants. El Morro National Monument. Campsite environs.35.03833333, -108.336666672190Sandy reddish soil. Some under trees and among brush, some in open.Wild materialPlants everywhere. Many small but some flowering. Collected 19 plants. 1588804PI 612453
261PI 612454BKPF 079Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/22/1999Coconino County. Grand Canyon National Park, S Rim. Across road from Buggeln picnic area down wooded slope to "Buggeln Tank". Near a spring on a raised berm.35.97757300, -111.953085002230Among grass and under rabbit brush in opening in Ponderosa forest.Wild materialYellower color than observed elsewhere this year. Some flowering, no berries. Collected 20 plants. 1588805PI 612454
262PI 612451BKPF 076Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/21/1999San Juan County. Navajo Reservation. Near Crownpoint. Chaco Culture National Historical Park.36.02666667, -107.873333331940Sandy soil. Among grass and sage.Wild materialVery many plants, some flowering. No fruit evident. Collected many tubers from scattered plants. 1588802PI 612451
263PI 612452BKPF 077Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/21/1999Sandoval County. Between Torreon and Cuba on Rt 197. At 0.7 miles W of powerline, just over 11 miles W of Cuba.35.93000000, -107.101666671950Growing in sandy soil under low hanging juniper branches, below outcrop of large round boulders.Wild materialFirst time observed a clump of what appeared to be many seedlings growing together--perhaps from a single buried berry. Collected about 40 seedlings. 1588803PI 612452
264PI 612450BKPF 075Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61999COLLECTED08/19/1999Montezuma County. Near Cortez. Mesa Verde National Park. Junction of Spruce and Navajo canyons.37.17033100, -108.498694001830An area of several acres. Deep black soil in flat grassy alluvial plain.Wild materialMany thousands of plants covering the ground and growing among grass in open and among sage. Very vigorous and healthy, many flowering. To about 12". Collected dozens of tubers, mostly mother tubers. 1588801PI 612450
265PI 6104637244Solanum lycopersicoides Dunal Tacna, PeruTGRCNot Available1998COLLECTED04/05/1998Providence Candarave, along Candarave to Tarata road, ca one kilometer west of Aricola.-17.33333333, -70.233333332715Growing in very dry rocky soil.Wild materialCorollas yellow, fruits green turning black and yellow.1579916PI 610463
266PI 605369BAM 071Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/17/1998Torrance Co. Near Tajique. From Tajique town 7 miles up gravel road to 4th of July Campground. At gate to campground and around parking area along stream.34.79000000, -106.377777782280Very dark, moist soil along grassy streambed with various herbs, sunflower, scattered willow scrub.Wild materialThousands of plants, mostly small but some to 16 inches and flowering, no berries. Collected 12 plants.1566652PI 605369
267PI 605370BMPF 072Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED09/15/1998Colfax Co. Near Raton. About 35 miles W of Raton on 555 to Pittsburgh and Midland's York Canyon coal mine. Between mile marker 1 and 2 on mine road SE along river.36.83250000, -104.909722222200Under pines and junipers on E-facing slope above roadway.Wild materialVery abundant robust dark green plants. All sizes to about 8 inches. Some flowering but no immature or mature fruit observed. Mature tubers and 22 plants (all tuberlings) collected.1566653PI 605370
268PI 605371BMPF 073Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED09/17/1998Apache Co. Canyon de Chelly National Monument. About 2/3 mile east of Antelope Ruins near intersection of del Muerto and Black Rock canyons.36.15277778, -109.435277782188S side of canyon in plowed but fallow sandy field in full sun.Wild materialThousands of dark green robust plants of all sizes to about 8 inches. Larger plants flowering, some with mature and immature fruits.1566654PI 605371
269PI 605372BMPF 074Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED09/17/1998Navajo Co Near Kayenta. Near Navajo National Monument and Betatakin ruins. Off 160 on trail from Anasazi Inn (at Tsegi) to private land in Tsegi canyon. In narrow SW/NE canyon along N face of shear sandstone cliff.36.64778000, -110.436940002297Orange sand at base of cliff among grass and herbs in proteced spots.Wild materialA few dozen small (to 6 inches) dark green robust plants. Area grazed by sheep. No tubers or berries. Collected 18 plants.1566655PI 605372
270PI 605357BAM 059Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/12/1998San Miguel Co. N of Pecos 3 miles at Lisboa Springs fish hatchery. Site of Bam 51, 1996. At entrance to hatchery and along driveway.35.61074500, -105.675985002516Along chainlink fence and under junipers and pines in dark, rich soil an among grasses.Wild materialHundreds of robust plants, some to 12 inches, some flowering. No berries. Not able to find anywhere else nearby. Collected 13 plants.1566640PI 605357
271PI 605358BAM 060Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/12/1998San Miguel Co. About 2 miles S of Pecos on 63 at Pecos National Historical Park. In parking area and directly N.35.55000000, -105.687777782589Near small creek in moist grassy areas and under junipers.Wild materialHundreds of plants mostly < 6 inches. Some larger to 10 inches and flowering. No berries. Collected 8 plants. Later collected berries (seeds) as BAM 60-S.1566641PI 605358
272PI 605359BAM 061Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/13/1998San Miguel Co. Near Las Vegas. On 283 W of 25 just past the 6 mile marker. N side of roadside pulloff near crest of hill.35.57923400, -105.315213002140NE-facing slope in full sun and among juniper, pinon and scrub oak. Sparse herbs including spiderwart. Dark soil and needle mulch or growing in gravel outcrops.Wild materialInconspicuous and scattered except one colony of 100+ plants. 2-10" tall, only a few flowering. Completely dead when revisited Sept. 15.1566642PI 605359
273PI 605360BAM 062Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/13/1998Las Animas Co. Near Trinidad. W of Trinidad on 12 ca. 10 miles then N on Burro Canyon Rd 1.3 miles. Under pinon E of road at base of slope. Site of BDM 52, 1996.37.14166667, -104.659166671950Under pinon pine among grass.Wild materialExactly in same spot as observed in 1996 except plants much more robust and green.llected 7 plants.1566643PI 605360
274PI 605361BAM 063Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/15/1998Santa Fe Co. Sante Fe. Near residence of Bob Sivinski (144 Cedar Street), endangered plant botanist for USFS. Open lot just W of BS home at N end of Cedar Street.35.69043900, -105.964606002100Sandy moist soil under trees.Wild materialThousands of dark green robust plants small to mature with flowers and some with nearly mature berries. Collected 12 plants, some with nearly mature berries. BS promised to collect and send more fruits to the genebank later.1566644PI 605361
275PI 605362BAM 064Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/15/1998Santa Fe Co. Canada de los Alamos. On Old Santa Fe Trail Rd toward Canada d.l.A. CR 67 S to Stoney Episcopal Camp and Conference Center. Footpath E of HQ building down to arroyo and N along bottoms on W side of streambed.35.57444444, -105.855000002625In dark, moist soil among willow, pine, cottonwood and grasses.Wild materialHundreds of plants some with 5 open flower, most < 8 inches tall, no berries. Insect damage. Collected 13 plants. Approx. site of Herbarium record Curtiss 68, 1929. Not found at numerous other nearby sites searched.1566645PI 605362
276PI 605363BAM 065Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/15/1998San Miguel Co. Near Rowe. On frontage road running along S side of 25 to exactly 4 miles E of Rowe.35.45027778, -105.628055562552Occasional under pines and junipers in sandy soil.Wild materialPlants mostly small, scattered, no flowers or berries. Not found at several other stops between this site and Rowe. Collected 13 plants. Exact site of herbarium record Lester, Milliger and Renold 7, 1963.1566646PI 605363
277PI 605364BAM 066Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/16/1998Cibola Co. Near Grants. From Grants N on 547 toward Mt. Taylor, just past 10 mile marker near intersection with road 19A. Near site of BAM 11, 1994.35.23222222, -107.715833332662Grassy willow bottoms.Wild materialAbout 100 plants mostly < 8 inches and only a few flowering with no berries. Not be fouud at various other sites searched nearby. Collected 12 plants.1566647PI 605364
278PI 605365BAM 067Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/16/1998Cibola Co. Near Grants. From Grants N on 547 toward Mt. Taylor to just before mile marker 11 at Coal Mine campground. Site of BAM 12, 1994.35.23485200, -107.702078002230Under oak scrub in moist sandy soil near campsite 16.Wild materialPlants few and very small at BAM 12 site under ponderosa. A few dozen other larger plants (to 6 inches) scattered nearby. No flowers or fruit. Collected 8 plants. Difficult to find.1566648PI 605365
279PI 605366BAM 068Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/17/1998Cibola Co. Near Grants. On 40 E from Grants 7 miles then S on 117 past El Malpais National Monument visitor center to gravel road to Sandstone Bluffs overlook. At 1.2 miles up this road (0.3 miles from overlook) at curve.34.94916667, -107.831666672110Sandy juniper scrub desert conditions under trees.Wild materialSparsely found under trees. Small with no flowers. Some plants with unusual upper-leaf hairiness. Collected 9 plants.1566649PI 605366
280PI 605367BAM 069Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/17/1998Catron Co. Near Pie Town. On dirt road 41 which goes due S from 117 to Pie Town. At 21 miles N of 60. On SW corner of 41 and a dirt road running W.34.56444444, -108.009166672220Under E side of junipers and pines in moist sand and needle mulch.Wild materialMany thousands of robust plants of all sizes growing in thick continuous stands under each tree. Perhaps most abundant site observed by collectors. A few flowering but no berries. Collected 12 plants.1566650PI 605367
281PI 605368BAM 070Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61998COLLECTED08/17/1998Socorro County. Near Magedalena. On 60 12.2 mile W of Magdalena at roadside picnic area, N side of road. Exact site of SBV 31, Aug. 13, 1992.34.07666667, -107.452777782552Moist sand under junipers and pines and in open grassy areas, pure gravel along roadside.Wild materialMany thousands of plants spread across entire picnic area and to N over fence. Most < 6 inches but some flowering with immature fruit. Collected 18 plants, some with immature berries. Great contrast to the few small plants seen here in 1992.1566651PI 605368
282PI 619109SS 7211Solanum lignicaule Vargas Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/03/1998Calca: Ruins of Pisac, located about 8 km drive on windy road bearing NW of Pisac, located below cliffs bearing ancient grave sites, behind or W of Ruins of Kkanankkey, adjacent to R o Kkllchakamayo.-13.40805556, -71.846111113460Growing in loose stones on slope.Wild materialLeaves with distinctive odor. Flowers not present. Fruits maturing.1561375PI 619109
283PI 619110SS 7212Solanum brevicaule Bitter Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/03/1998Calca: Ruins of Pisac, located about 8 km drive on windy road bearing NW of Pisac, located below cliffs bearing ancient grave sites, behind or W of Ruins of Kkanankkey, adjacent to R o Kkllchakamayo.-13.40805556, -71.846111113460Growing on loose stones on slope.Wild materialPurple rotate corollas and green mottled spherical fruits present.1561376PI 619110
284PI 619111SS 7221Solanum brevicaule Bitter Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/08/1998Paruro: 13.1 km S of Paruro on road to Colcha, at a place (no homes) called Cortina.-13.82444444, -71.828055562590Growing among piles of calcareous stones and in abandoned cultivated field.Wild materialCorollas light purple, rotate. Fruits globose.1561341PI 619111
285PI 619112SS 7222Solanum lignicaule Vargas Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/08/1998Paruro: 13.1 km S of Paruro on road to Colcha, at a place (no homes) called Cortina.-13.82444444, -71.828055562590Growing among piles of calcareous stones.Wild materialFlowers absent. Fruits globose.1561378PI 619112
286PI 619113SS 7232Solanum buesii Vargas Cusco, Peru Historic1998COLLECTED03/13/1998Urubamba: along Inca trail N and W of Machu Pichu, ca 100 m W of archaeological site of Conchamarca (in between archaeological sites of Phuyupatamarca and Sayacmarca), on both sides of trail.-13.22416667, -72.511388893500Growing among grasses in sunny area.Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate with large acumens. Fruits conical.1561352PI 619113
287PI 619114SS 7240Solanum candolleanum Berthault Apurímac, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/22/1998Abancay: collected at Marchancay, ca. 5 km walk NW uphill of Cachora.-13.50000000, -72.800000003140Growing between rock cracks in organic soil.Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate, Fruits globose, Plants to 50 cm tall.1561349PI 619114
288PI 619116SS 7253Solanum acaule Bitter Arequipa, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/10/1998Caylloma: 5.0 km S of Pulpera on road to Arequipa.-15.65194444, -71.422222224130Growing along roadside in black organic soil.Wild materialPlants abundant. Corollas blue. Fruits and flowers present.1561392PI 619116
289PI 619117SS 7254Solanum boliviense Dunal Arequipa, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/10/1998Caylloma: ca. 1 km up (walking W) R o Chacramayo, on S side of valley ca. 75 m from river, from a point ca. 1 km S of Pulpera.-15.62222222, -71.446666674120Growing under bushes.Wild materialFlowers not present. Two globose fruits found. Leaves with spicy odor typical of this subspecies.1561393PI 619117
290PI 607896SS 7257Solanum candolleanum Berthault Apurímac, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/17/1998Aymareas: 400 E of San Francisco (a place located at the deviation of the road N of Toraya), on S side of road, ca. 20 m from margin of Rio Chalhuanca.-14.06222222, -73.248333332465growing in organic soil among large rocks.Wild materialPlants to 1 m tall, flowers absent, fruits globose.1561395PI 607896
291PI 607893SS 7249Solanum hypacrarthrum Bitter Moquegua, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/08/1998General Sanchez Cerro: 2 km E of entrance (to the S) to town square of Puquina on road to Omate, ca 100 m uphill (N or road).-16.61916667, -71.173888893300growing in sandy soil at border of cultivated field on ancient terrace ("andenes").Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate, fruits maturing to globose, spherical, verrucose.1561389PI 607893
292PI 607892SS 7245Solanum acaule Bitter Moquegua, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/06/1998Mariscal Nieto: 15 km NW of El Cruce on road to Carumas (33 km between these places).-16.86527778, -70.670555563660growing along roadside and adjacent upper slope among Stipa ichu grasses and bushes.Wild materialMature fruits collected.1561387PI 607892
293PI 607891SS 7243Solanum acroscopicum Ochoa Tacna, PeruNR61998COLLECTED04/05/1998Tarata: 11.5 km NE of town square of Tarata on road to Anaque Putinaa, among bushes on sides of irrigation canal, just above water holding tank.-17.45111111, -70.013055563215growing along sides of canal in area of very dry shrubs and cactus.Wild materialFruits globose.1561386PI 607891
294PI 607890SS 7239Solanum candolleanum Berthault Apurímac, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/21/1998Cotabambas: located at a place called Quellomayo, 39 km SE of center of town of Cotabambas, ca. (not measured) 10 km NW of town of Tambobamba, ca. 50 m E of road.-13.83777778, -72.252222224050growing among rocks and Stipa ichu grass in humid organic soil.Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate, fruits globose, plants to 50 cm tall.1561385PI 607890
295PI 607889SS 7235Solanum buesii Vargas Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/13/1998Urubamba: growing about Rio Pacaymayo, at village of Pacaymayo, at crossing of River with Inca Trail N and W of Machu Pichu.-13.23333333, -72.500000003600growing by stream.Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate with large acumens, fruits conical.1561384PI 607889
296PI 607887SS 7228Solanum laxissimum Bitter Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/12/1998Urubamba: growing along Inca train from Machu Pichu N to Winaywayna, about 1.5 km S of Winaywayna.-13.17944444, -72.541666672650growing in organic soil in rockfall by path.Wild materialCorollas rose-purple, rotate, fragrant, fruits conical, maturing.1561381PI 607887
297PI 607885SS 7219Solanum brevicaule Bitter Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/06/1998Calca: 13.6 km N of town square of Calca on road to Lares, E side of road.-13.24916667, -71.910277783740growing among rocky soil and out of rock walls.Wild materialCorollas purple, rotate, fruits globose to slightly oval.1561377PI 607885
298PI 607884SS 7209Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, PeruNR61998COLLECTED03/03/1998Cusco: from the Universidad Nacional San Antonio de Cusco on the S side of the town of Cusco, E of main road through town, drive up road going toward Granja Kaira San Geronimo to km 7.5, then walk uphill 300 m.-13.59222222, -71.875555563550growing in rocky field on slope among grasses and Compositae and shrubs.Wild materialPurple pentagonal corollas and mottled spherical fruits present.1561351PI 607884
299PI 607882SS 7206Solanum boliviense Dunal Puno, PeruNR6GREENHOUSE1998COLLECTED03/01/1998Lampa: 30.8 km S of big church in Pucara on new road to Julica, exactly at km 1291, ca. 100 m E (uphill) of road.-15.28111111, -70.281388893910growing among rocks on slope below cliff.Wild materialPlants common, fruits and flowers present.1561451PI 607882
300PI 607881SS 7202Solanum acaule Bitter Puno, PeruNR61998COLLECTED02/23/1998Yunguyo: in town of Muchace, ca. 10 km ENE of Yunguyo, 100 m N of road.-16.26083333, -69.010277783850growing in a cultivated potato field.Wild materialPlants in flower and fruit.1561340PI 607881
301PI 603055WHIT 1Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED10/30/1997San Juan County. NE of Crownpoint. Chaco Culture National Historical Park. 25-50 meters W of W wall of "Wijiji" greathouse.36.02638889, -107.869722221890Wild material1556343PI 603055
302PI 603056WHIT 2Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED10/30/1997San Juan County. NE of Crownpoint. Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Employee housing area.36.03000000, -107.906388891900Wild material1556344PI 603056
303PI 603057WHIT 3Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED10/30/1997San Juan County. NE of Crownpoint. Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Inside central Kiva at "Hungo Pavi" greathouse.36.05000000, -107.930277781884Wild material1556345PI 603057
304PI 603058WHIT 4Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED10/30/1997San Juan County. NE of Crownpoint. Chaco Culture National Historical Park. 0.5 mile SSW of "Pueblo del Arroyo greathouse, floor of S Gap canyon near mouth of Chaco Canyon.36.05472222, -107.968611111860Wild material1556346PI 603058
305PI 607877RSSV 996Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/27/19973.5 km SW of Zacango (zoo) at SW end, on paved and then dirt road ascending Nevado de Colima, on E-facing slope of volcano, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.17944444, -99.671944442800growing in sandy soil under shrubsWild materialFlowers absent, two fruits collected from one plant1559489PI 607877
306PI 607878RSSV 997Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/27/1997W-facing slope of Volcan Ajusco, about 5 km S of El Ajusco, on W side of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.19611111, -99.232777783270growing in organic soil among shrubs in area of pine treesWild materialFlowers absent, 30 fruits and two tubers collected from 10 plants1559490PI 607878
307PI 607879RSSV 998Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/27/1997W-facing slope of Volcan Ajusco, Km 5 from Tlaxiaco-Ajusco, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.15972222, -99.396388893200growing on rocky organic soil in area of pine treesWild materialFlowers absent, four fruits collected from two plants1559491PI 607879
308PI 607874RSSV 987Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/23/1997NW-facing slope of Volcan Tancitaro, 11 km SE of Periban on road to Paso la Nieve, then a 50 m walk uphill SE of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E13-319.46333333, -102.340277782550growing among shrubs in newly planted avocado plantationWild materialFlowers absent, 27 round dotted or verrucose fruits collected from eight plants1559486PI 607874
309PI 607875RSSV 988Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/23/1997NW-facing slope of Cerro Tancitaro, 11 km SE of Periban on road to Paso la Nieve, then a 1.5 km walk SE uphill, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E13-319.45000000, -102.333333332600growing among shrubs in newly planted avocado plantationWild materialFlowers absent, tubers and dotted and verrucose fruits collected1559487PI 607875
310PI 607876RSSV 989Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/23/1997NW-facing slope of Cerro Tancitato, 11 km SE of Periban on road to Paso la Nieve, then a 2 km walk SE up hill, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E13-319.45000000, -102.333333332650growing among shrubs in newly planted avocado plantationWild materialCorollas rotate with small acumens, white mottled purple, with white rays top and bottom, dotted or verrucose fruits collected1559488PI 607876
311PI 607868RSSV 971Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997on Rt. 10, 4.8 km S of La Puerta (on Rt. 134), on W side of road, in Parque Nacional Nevado de Toluca, on W-facing lower slopes of volcano, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.14777778, -99.808888893450growing in rich organic soil along roadside in area of pine and fir forestWild materialFlowers not present, eight ovoid fruits collected from four plants1559479PI 607868
312PI 607869RSSV 975Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997at El Capulin, a small settlement 21.3 km S of La Puerta (on Rt. 134), in Parque Nacional Nevado de Toluca, on W-facing lower slopes of volcano, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.07694444, -99.837777783100growing in rich organic soil about house and fields, in area of pine and fir woods, with S. x edinenseWild materialEight fruits collected from five plants1559481PI 607869
313PI 607870RSSV 976Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997from El Capulin, a small settlement 21.3 km S of La Puerta (on Rt. 134), drive 2 km E and then S on track into forest, in Parque Nacional Nevado de Toluca, on W-facing lower slopes of volcano, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.06638889, -99.844444443100growing in rich soil in pine and fir woodsWild materialFlowers not present, nine ovoid-conical fruits collected from four plants, this species abundant1559482PI 607870
314PI 607871RSSV 977Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997from El Capulin, a small settlement 21.3 km S of La Puerta (on Rt. 134), drive 2 km E and then S along track into woods, in Parque Nacional Nevado de Toluca, on W-facing lower slopes of volcano, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.06638889, -99.844444443100growing in rich organic soil along roadside pine and fir woodsWild materialEight ovoid fruits collected from six plants1559483PI 607871
315PI 607872RSSV 982Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997growing along roadside and 50 m downslope of road, on N side of Rt. 134, 35.7 km SW of Toluca (by posted road signs), shortly SW of entrance to Meson Viejo, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E4-1219.16555556, -99.893055562750growing in pine fir woodsWild materialCorollas rotate, purple, 31 ovoid fruits collected from 11 plants1559484PI 607872
316PI 607873RSSV 984Solanum demissum Lindl. México, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/20/1997growing about 500 m SW of Meson Viejo, about 35 km SW of Toluca (by posted road signs, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-219.15000000, -99.883333332750growing at base of Agave plant at edge of cultivated fieldWild materialOne plant with ovoid fruits collected1559485PI 607873
317PI 607865RSSV 965Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Guerrero, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/18/1997road W of Chilpancingo de las Bravos, 1 km W of Omiltemi, 15 m off N side of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-817.55055556, -99.692222222200growing in clearing in oak pine woodsWild materialCorolla rotate, purple streaked with white, 12 ovoid-conical fruits collected from three plants1559476PI 607865
318PI 607866RSSV 966Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Guerrero, Mexico Historic1997COLLECTED10/18/1997road W of Chilpancingo de los Bravos, 3 km W of Omiltemi, 15 m on S side of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-817.55083333, -99.700277782370growing in oak pine woods in rich soil over volvanic rocksWild materialCorolla rotate, purple streaked with white, two ovoid-conical fruits collected from one plant1559477PI 607866
319PI 607867RSSV 967Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Guerrero, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/18/1997road W of Chilpancingo de los Bravos, 4.3 km W of Omiltemi, on both sides of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-817.55444444, -99.712500002530growing along roadside and in clearing in oak pine woodsWild materialCorolla rotate, purple streaked with white, 24 ovoid-conical fruits collected from eight plants1559478PI 607867
320PI 607863RSSV 962Solanum clarum Correll Chiapas, Mexico Historic1997COLLECTED10/11/19971.1 km N of town square of El Porvenir, on road to Siltepec, ca 50 m W of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map D15-2 (very close to Spooner et al. collection 4216 collected in 1988)15.46611111, -92.280555562850growing in moss under mature pine trees in organic soilWild materialNo flowers, fruits rare, round, three fruits collected from three plants1559474PI 607863
321PI 607859RSSV 958Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Oaxaca, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/06/1997on Rt. 175 (Oaxaca to Puerto Angel road), 4.0 km N of N end (by church) of Suchiltepec, by km marker 143, by water drain underpass base on E side of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-216.11611111, -96.476666672750growing in moist organic soil in area of pine and oak woodsWild materialCorollas purple, rotate, 20 mature ovate fruits collected from five plants1559470PI 607859
322PI 607854RSSV 950Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Puebla, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/04/1997from Tehuacan to Oaxaca road, turn NE on road to Zoquitlan, 22 km along road, by divergence of road to Coyomeapa, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-618.29722222, -97.066111112640growing on steep slope in waste area by roadside, in area of pines and oaks, growing with Solanum oxycarpumWild materialSix fruits collected from three plants1559465PI 607854
323PI 603054HOLM 1Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED10/01/1997Archuleta County. South slope of Mt. Allison, 1500 ft East of "Haystack" 100 ft from road CR 973.37.03972222, -107.460555561921In a peach orchard within 6' diameter retaining walls. Irrigated and local topograhy protects from frost.Wild materialSaid to be an ancient Anasazi habitation.1556342PI 603054
324PI 607849RSSV 940Solanum demissum Lindl. Hidalgo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/01/1997El Chico National Park N of Pachuca, 5 km W along road diverging into the park, on S side of road, by sign La Cabanas de Lobo, SSP 1:250,000-scale map F14-1120.16777778, -98.693055562830growing in fir and oak forest with moss on leaf litterWild materialFour fruits collected from one plant1559458PI 607849
325PI 607850RSSV 941Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Hidalgo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/01/1997on Metepec-Tenango de Doria road, 20 km NE of intersection of road entering Metepec, on N side of road, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-320.31583333, -98.254444442290growing at base of rockWild materialPlants to 30 cm tall, no flowers present, fruits ovoid, pointed at end1559459PI 607850
326PI 607851RSSV 943Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Hidalgo, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED10/01/1997on Metepec-Tenango de Doria road, 16 km NE of intersection of this road with road entering Metepec, on S side of road on slope, SSP 1:250,000-scale map E14-320.31555556, -98.258333332270growing on slope by roadside and among and under shrubs down slopeWild material20 fruits collected from five plants 1559460PI 607851
327PI 603053BMP 058Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED09/16/1997San Juan County. Newspaper Rock State Park. About 12 miles by air NW of Monticello, UT. Above roadway 211 about 500 ft E of petroglyphs and just NE of cattle guard. Near big upward-pointed rock.37.98472222, -109.517777782077In rocky cliff above roadway. Among rocks under juniper, sage, grasses.Wild materialSeven plants c. 10 cm.1556341PI 603053
328PI 603051BMP 056Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED09/13/1997Garfield County. Escalante. In NE corner of Highway 12 and road to Petrified Forest State Park.37.77805556, -111.627500001708In shade, under W end of Gambel oak grove in pasture.Wild materialHundreds of light green plants 2-8 inches high in localized patches. Few flowers. Few other associated herbs, mostly Chenopodium fremontii. Apparently highly grazed.1556339PI 603051
329PI 603052BMP 057Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED09/13/1997Garfield County. Escalante. In grove of Gambel oaks (perhaps 150 ft diameter) in pasture. Just to the S of 100 ft cliffs.37.78222222, -111.620277781708Growing among thick stand of Chenopodium fremontii in shade.Wild materialHundreds of plants growing in area. Light green, no flowers.1556340PI 603052
330PI 607841RSSV 920Solanum demissum Lindl. Durango, MexicoNR61997COLLECTED09/11/1997on dirt road W of Durango on way to Mazatlan, diverging N at Coyotes at San Miguel de Cruces, 92 km up this dirt road, 1:250,000-scale Map G13-1124.41555556, -105.587777782580growing in pine woods near roadside (E side)Wild materialEight mature fruits collected1559450PI 607841
331PI 596519WOR 25779Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61997COLLECTED09/07/1996Luna Co. Cedar Mountains, North side of Cedar Mountain (8.5 air miles NE of Hachita) (T27S, R13W, Sec. 9)31.99250000, -108.205277781700Wild material1538696PI 596519
332PI 604098CIP 761928Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes MexicoNR61997COLLECTEDWild material1540627PI 604098
333PI 604099CIP 761935Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes MexicoNR61997COLLECTEDWild material1540628PI 604099
334PI 5976477139Solanum fraxinifolium Dunal San José, Costa RicaS9Not Available1997COLLECTED12/15/1996Zona Protegida Cerro de Escaz., along the road near the top of Cerro El Cedral9.83333333, -84.133333332460Wild material1541745PI 597647
335PI 604087SHV 7101Solanum longiconicum Bitter Cartago, Costa Rica Historic1997COLLECTED11/28/19969.3 km S of Empalme at Km 66 of the Interamerican Highway.9.67000000, -83.863333332500Growing along the roadWild material1538501PI 604087
336PI 604088SHV 7103Solanum longiconicum Bitter Cartago, Costa RicaNR6Not Available1997COLLECTED11/28/199613.5 km S of Empalme at the Interamerican Highway.9.63166667, -83.840000002770Along the road. CommonWild material1538502PI 604088
337PI 604089SHV 7104Solanum longiconicum Bitter Cartago, Costa Rica Historic1997COLLECTED11/28/199620.3 km S of Empalme along Interamerican Highway.9.60666667, -83.763333333020Along the roadWild material1538503PI 604089
338PI 604090SHV 7105Solanum longiconicum Bitter Heredia, Costa RicaNR61997COLLECTED11/29/1996Volcan Barva, 500 m after entrance of park 100 m NW towards viewpoint.10.12000000, -84.125000002570Under a tall treeWild material1538504PI 604090
339PI 604091SHV 7107Solanum longiconicum Bitter Heredia, Costa Rica Historic1997COLLECTED11/29/1996Volcan Barva, above Laguna Barva on the path to Laguna Copey.10.13333333, -84.108333332780Aong path in cloud forestWild material1538505PI 604091
340PI 604092SHV 7108Solanum longiconicum Bitter Heredia, Costa RicaNR61997COLLECTED11/29/1996Volcan Barva, along path above Laguna Copey.10.15000000, -84.100000002500Along path in cloud forestWild material1538506PI 604092
341PI 604093SHV 7109Solanum longiconicum Bitter Alajuela, Costa RicaNR61997COLLECTED11/30/1996Monteverde Cloud Forest Preserve, division point of provinces A, P and G, top of Cerro Amigos, around television tower (channel 13).10.31666667, -84.795000001830Wild material1538507PI 604093
342PI 604094SHV 7122Solanum longiconicum Bitter Alajuela, Costa RicaNR61997COLLECTED12/09/1996Volcan Poas, 8.5 km from Poasito, 400 m before large meadow in the Parque nacional.10.17833333, -84.238333332560Along the road in humid placesWild material1538508PI 604094
343PI 604095SHV 7123Solanum longiconicum Bitter Heredia, Costa RicaNR61997COLLECTED12/10/1996Parque Nacional Braulio Carillo sector Cerro Chompipes, 6.3 km N of San Rafael, along recently cleared path to the top for new road.10.08500000, -84.073333332200In wet cloud forestWild material1538509PI 604095
344PI 604096HAW 320Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes MexicoNR61997COLLECTEDWild material1538511PI 604096
345PI 607471SHV 7133Solanum longiconicum Bitter Cartago, Costa Rica Historic1997COLLECTED12/12/1996Volcan Turrialba, 9.5 km on road towards volcano10.00000000, -83.750000002910along road at base of steep mountan sideWild materialCorolla white or white with lila nerves. All fruits from 1 plant only1538510PI 607471
346PI 604047SMHV 7006Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Totonicapán, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED09/15/199510.2 km E of town square of Totonicapan, 4.8 km from deviation of road to Santa Cruz del Quiche, on old road to Los Encuentros.14.91333333, -91.318333333150Growing along roadside in organic soil in shadeWild material1536413PI 604047
347PI 604048SMHV 7007Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/16/199531 km N of town square of Huehuetenango, on Rt. 9N, above Casario Chiabal, 3.5 km N of road junction to Todos Santos, ca 1 km uphill, W of road.15.47500000, -91.508333333370Growing in moss and organic soil, on boulders, among shrubs and Juniper treesWild material1536414PI 604048
348PI 604049SMHV 7008Solanum demissum Lindl. Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED09/16/199549 km N of town square of Huehuetenango, road diverting W of 9N to Chanchocat.15.55000000, -91.51666667Growing on open dry hill among herbaceous plantsWild material1536415PI 604049
349PI 604051SMHV 7010Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED09/18/1995Along 9N, at junction of entrance to Huehuetenango, 50-200 m W of road.15.76666667, -91.505000002000Growing in clay soil on slope around bushes at bases of trees and on rock facesWild material1536417PI 604051
350PI 604052SMHV 7011Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/20/19954.1 km E of town square of Calel, on road to the Panamerican Highway which begins at Pte. Pologua.15.07166667, -91.558333333020Growing in moss-covered ground about old oak trees, one plant seen in oak treeWild material1536418PI 604052
351PI 604054SMHV 7014Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/20/1995Along old road N of Quezaltenango, going through Buenabaj to Calel, 1 km S of intersection of this road from Calel to Panamerican Highway, ca 5 km S of Calel.15.06333333, -91.565000003010Growing in moss-covered ground about old oak treesWild material1536420PI 604054
352PI 604055SMHV 7019Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Quetzaltenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED09/22/1995Mpio. Zunil, 2 hour walk E of Fuente de Aguas Termales Georgianas (located 8 km SE off Pan-American Highway from town of Zunil), on W-facing slope of Volcan Zunil.14.75000000, -91.416666672900Growing in clearings of dense mature forest, in moist organic soilWild material1536421PI 604055
353PI 604056604056 x 545748Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/23/199512.4 km W of town square of San Marcos on road to San Rafael Pie de la Cuesta, on N side of road in valley.14.94666667, -91.855000002340Growing in moist organic soilWild material1536422PI 604056
354PI 604057SMHV 7026Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/24/19951.0 km NW of town square of Ixchiguan, on road to Tacana, ca 50 m N of road.15.17166667, -91.946666673380Growing on slope in opening in mature fir forest among mosses and shrubby PotentillaWild material1536423PI 604057
355PI 604058SMHV 7027Solanum clarum Correll San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/24/19951.0 km NW of town square of Ixchiguan on toad to Tacana, ca 50 km N of road.15.17166667, -91.946666673380Growing on slope in opening in mature pine forest among mosses and shrubby PotentillaWild material1536424PI 604058
356PI 604059SMHV 7028Solanum clarum Correll San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/24/19957.2 km NW of town square of Ixchiguan, 20 m on S of road.15.17166667, -91.973333333360Growing in mature pine forest among shrubs and shrubby PotentillaWild material1536425PI 604059
357PI 604060SMHV 7029Solanum clarum Correll San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/25/19952.5 hours hike SW of town of Tacana, towards village of San Rafael, at area of village of Chemealon.15.18333333, -92.066666673260Growing in mature pine forest in mosses and with shrubby PotentillaWild material1536426PI 604060
358PI 604062SMHV 7034Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. San Marcos, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/26/1995On N slope of Volcan Tajumulco, on W-facing valley, a 10 minute hike S into woods from a point 2.5 km W of road from San Marcos to Tacana to town of Tajumulco.15.07666667, -91.880000002780Growing in rich organic soil among other herbaceous plants on steep slope of opening in woodsWild material1536427PI 604062
359PI 604063SMHV 7036Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Sololá, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED09/28/19957.0 km west of the intersection of the road from Nahuala to Guatemala City, and the old road west to Totonicapan, ca 20 m north of road.14.85833333, -91.195000003000Growing in stream bank and on steep slope in organic soilWild material1536428PI 604063
360PI 604064SMHV 7040Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Baja Verapaz, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/05/19958.8 km N from town square of Salama on old road to Coban.15.15500000, -90.291666671430Growing in shade of bushes on dry hillsideWild material1536429PI 604064
361PI 604065SMHV 7042Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Baja Verapaz, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/05/199511.5 km N from town square of Salama on old road to Coban, 50 m W on private road past powerline.15.17166667, -90.295000001640Growing in shade of trees.Wild material1536430PI 604065
362PI 604066SMHV 7043Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Baja Verapaz, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/05/199518.8 km N from town square of Salama on old road to Coban.15.21500000, -90.295000001420Growing in rockfallWild material1536431PI 604066
363PI 604067SMHV 7046Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/12/1995Along old road from Los Encuentros to Totonicapan, 2 km W from border of Department Solola/Totonicapan.14.86000000, -91.228333333260Growing on slope between mosses in mature pine forest in moist organic soilWild material1536432PI 604067
364PI 604068SMHV 7048Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/12/1995Along old road from Los Encuentros to Totonicapan, 4 km W of border of Department Solola/Totonicapan.14.87666667, -91.228333333220Growing on slope between mosses in mature pine forest in moist organic soilWild material1536433PI 604068
365PI 604069SMHV 7049Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/12/1995Along old road from Los Encuentros to Totonicapan, 7.5 km W of border of Department Solola/Totonicapan.14.88166667, -91.246666673220Growing on a tree in mature pine forestWild materialCollected wild species accession which resists botanical seed increase1536434PI 604069
366PI 604070SMHV 7050Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Chimaltenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/13/1995On N facing slope of Volcan Acatenango, ca. a one-hour walk above Soledad, 1 km W of record 7051.14.51833333, -90.885000002880Growing in recently cleared valley among other herbacius vegetation in moist organic soilWild material1536435PI 604070
367PI 604071SMHV 7051Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Chimaltenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/13/1995On N facing slope of Vulcan Acatenango, a one-hour walk above Soledad.14.52666667, -90.878333332840Growing in recently cleared valley among other herbacious vegetation in moist organic soilWild material1536436PI 604071
368PI 604072SMHV 7055Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/17/19957.3 km E of town square of Totonicapan, 4.8 km from old road to Santa Cruz del Quiche on old road to los Encuentros, ca 200 m uphill (S) of road.14.91333333, -91.318333333180Growing among moss in old pine forestWild materialCollected wild species accession which resists botanical seed increase.1536437PI 604072
369PI 604073SMHV 7056Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/18/19953.1 km NW of the road entrance to Huehuetenango, on Rt. CA1, about 200 m uphill (SW) of road.15.31333333, -91.518333331900Growing in a grazed field among spiny bushesWild material1536438PI 604073
370PI 604074SMHV 7057Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/19/19957.3 km NW of entrance to Huehuetenango on Rt. CA 1, about 400 m uphill (SW) of road.15.32166667, -91.548333332000Growing in grazed field among spiny bushes and along fence rowsWild material1536439PI 604074
371PI 604075SMHV 7059Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/20/19954.3 km NW of road from Huehuetenango to Santa Eulalia, on road to Todos Santos Cuchumatan, about 100 m N of road.15.46000000, -91.520000003280Growing in area of pine woods, under bushes among old pine treeWild material1536440PI 604075
372PI 604076SMHV 7061Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/23/1995About 2 km walk N of San Juan Atitan, on footpath to Todos Santos, about 1 km walk S of collection 7062.15.47666667, -91.623333332730Growing in wet organic soils by path, in valley by streamWild material1536441PI 604076
373PI 604077SMHV 7062Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/23/1995About 3 km walk N of San Juan Atitan, on logging path diverting from main path to Todos Santos at a point about 2 km N of San Juan Atitan, about 1 km NE of collection 7061 and about 500 m S of collection 7063.15.47833333, -91.621666672830Growing in wet organic soils by path, in valley by streamWild material1536442PI 604077
374PI 604078SMHV 7064Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/24/1995From the Huehuetenango a point 4 km N of junction of road to Todos Santos.15.48666667, -91.506666673430Growing in moss in organic soil, under juniper treesWild material1536444PI 604078
375PI 604079SMHV 7065Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/24/199531 km N of town square of Huehuetenango, on Road 9N, 3.5 km N of road junction to Casario Chiabal, about 2 km uphill, W of road.15.49000000, -91.515000003500Growing in in moss in organic soil, under juniper treesWild material1536445PI 604079
376PI 604080SMHV 7066Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/24/199531 km N of town square of Huehuetenango, on Rt. 9N, 3.5 km N of road junction to Casario Chiabal, about 2 km uphill, W of road.15.47500000, -91.515000003500Growing in moss and organic soil, at edge of cliff, among juniper treesWild material1536446PI 604080
377PI 604081SMHV 7067Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/25/19956 km E of Huehuetenango-Soloma Road (9N) on road past Huito to Tuinima, 1 km E of Huito.15.50166667, -91.458333333350Growing in shade and in moss, under spreading branches all small juniper tree, in area of mostly logged pine and juniper forestWild materialCollected wild species accession which resists botanical seed increase1536447PI 604081
378PI 604083SMHV 7072Solanum clarum Correll Huehuetenango, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/26/199524.3 km N of town square of Santa Eulalia, 5.5 km S of town square of San Mateo Ixtatan, on Rt. 9N.15.82000000, -91.508333333020Growing on moss-covered ground (one on moss-covered branch in tree),Wild material1536449PI 604083
379PI 604085SMHV 7074Solanum agrimoniifolium Rydb. Huehuetenango, GuatemalaNR61996COLLECTED10/26/199524.3 km N of town square of Santa Eulalia, 5.5 km S of town square of San Mateo Ixtatan, on Rt 9N.15.82000000, -91.508333333020Growing in moist organic soil by stream, in recently cut woodsWild material1536451PI 604085
380PI 604086SMHV 7075Solanum clarum Correll Totonicapán, Guatemala Historic1996COLLECTED10/27/199512.4 km E of Totonicapan, 9.9 E km from deviation of road to Santa Cruz del Quiche on old road to Los Encuentros.14.90666667, -91.295000003150Growing in moss on horizontal branches of trees and on ground under big treesWild material1536452PI 604086
381PI 636105E94158Solanum dulcamara L. MongoliaS91996COLLECTED1994"Breaks" of higher elevation grass steppe on the floodplain of the Khalkin Gol River in extreme eastern Mongolia.47.96666667, 118.13333333466Cherty brown chestnut soilsWild materialCollections were actually made from the area included in the reconstructed command bunker and trenches that served the Russian army during the battle with the Japanese in 1939.1533879PI 636105
382PI 595775BAM 042Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/16/1996Sierra Co. Near Truth or Consequences. Emory Pass lookout W of Hillsboro on Rt 152 W from Rt 25. At 30 and 210 degree compass within 100 ft of the parking lot.32.91027778, -107.761944442508Growing in moist gravelly soil.Wild materialPlants small (<6") with no berries and few flowers. Collected plants.1531322PI 595775
383PI 595777BAM 044Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/16/1996Dona Ana Co. Near Las Cruces. N on Rt 70 past Organ to San Augustin Pass overlook. Beside E side of footpath to overlook.32.41666667, -106.566666671739Growing beside footpath under brush in dry gravelly/samdy soil.Wild materialSmall plants, no flowers, but one plant collected with 3 immature berries. Collected plants.1531324PI 595777
384PI 595778BAM 045Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/16/1996El Paso Co. Near El Paso. On Transmountain road (Loop 375) E of Rt 10 (about 6 miles S of NM border). Over top of pass to the roadside pulloff where hiking path leads up N facing canyon. About half way up the canyon along path.31.87833333, -106.494722221800Growing among rocks in and beside the trail.Wild materialSmall plants up to 6 inches1531325PI 595778
385PI 595780BAM 047Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/18/1996Jeff Davis Co. Near Ft. Davis. On 118 at Madera Canyon (L.E. Wood picnic area). Near Canyon (S) and across Rt 118 in ditch.30.70750000, -104.105000001780Growing in shade in grass under Ponderosas and in rich, moist soil among ivy-like vegetation in ditch.Wild materialPlants in ditch stressed. Most small (<6") without flowers. Collected plants, one with one immature fruit.1531327PI 595780
386PI 595782BAM 049Solanum jamesii Torr. Texas, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/19/1996Culberson Co. In [Dog Canyon campground] Guadalupe National Park. Around capsites and picnic area along creek just S of ranger station.31.99250000, -104.834166671900In shade around picnic tables and campsites and among grass along W creek banks. In moist dark humus soil.Wild materialAbundant. Typically small (<4") but to 12". Rarely flowering. Collected plants.1531329PI 595782
387PI 595783BAM 050Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/20/1996San Miguel Co. Near jct of 40 and 285. Ca. 6 miles N of Clines Corners at roadside picnic place on 285 (between 254 and 255 mile markers). About 50 paces N of parking lot only under one juniper.35.08333333, -105.700000002100Growing in grass under juniper at the very N edge of a belt of the typical juniper/grass desert habitat for jamesii.Wild materialAbout 30, mostly large plants to 14". Looking stressed. No flowers or fruits. Collected plants.1531330PI 595783
388PI 595784BAM 051Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED08/20/1996San Miguel Co. Near Santa Fe at Pecos. About 1 mile N of Pecos on 63 at Lisboa Springs Fish Hatchery. In ditch on N side of hatchery entrance and across Rt 63. [actually 3 miles north of Pecos]. 35.61202800, -105.677948002098Growing in shade under trees in ditch and under junipers in needle mulch. This is in a moist canyon with alpine vegetation (e.g. Ponderosas) nearby.Wild materialVery abundant. Mostly small plants to 9" looking very green and robust. No flowering. Collected plants.1531331PI 595784
389PI 595785BDM 052Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED09/19/1996Las Animas Co. Go 10 miles W of Trinidad on route 12, then 1.3 miles N on Burro Canyon Road. Just after the first bridge over the river.37.13964700, -104.658895001950Growing under juniper and pinon pines and around rocks.Wild materialSmall plants to 5 inches, stressed. Collected 1 small plant and 24 tubers.1531332PI 595785
390PI 595786BDM 053Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED09/19/1996Las Animas Co. Near Trinidad. About 3.5 miles N on Burro Canyon Road from Rt 12. Just before the cattle crossing.37.16185000, -104.681068001950Growing under juniper and pinon pines. Near banks of river.Wild materialRare. Small plants to 2-3 inches, stressed. Collected 3 plants and 12 tubers.1531333PI 595786
391PI 595787BDM 054Solanum jamesii Torr. Utah, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED09/21/1996San Juan Co. Near Blanding. About 9 miles SW of Blanding on Rt 95, then 5 miles N on S Cottonwood Rd, then 4.9 miles up Allen Canyon.37.70000000, -109.666666671620Dark sandy soil under cottonwood leaf mulch, in sage stand, less than 50 feet from creek, under large cottonwood trees. In semi-circle of limestone cliffs about 80 feet high.Wild materialAbout 200 plants in a 50 foot radius. Plants 2 to 10 inches high, a few flowering. Apparantly all tuberlings. Collected 24 tubers and 17 plants.1531334PI 595787
392PI 595788BDM 055Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61996COLLECTED09/22/1996Sandoval Co. Between Torreon and Cuba on Rt 197. At 0.7 miles W of powerline, just over 11 miles W of Cuba.35.93333333, -107.100000001950Growing in sandy soil under low hanging juniper branches, below outcrop of large round boulders.Wild materialPlants mostly old, some completely brown. Tubers mature, apparantly tuberlings. Plants 4 inches to 1 foot and yellowing, no flowers or fruit. Collected 3 plants and 18 tubers.1531335PI 595788
393PI 599279LARAM AJAWIRISolanum ajanhuiri Juz. & Bukasov La Paz, BoliviaNR6GREENHOUSE1996COLLECTED03/30/1971P. Aroma. Vilaque-17.45000000, -67.516600003776LandraceQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. Tuber skin color white to yellow and flesh color cream.1516967PI 599279
394PI 599280JANCKO AJAWIRISolanum ajanhuiri Juz. & Bukasov La Paz, BoliviaNR6GREENHOUSE1996COLLECTED03/30/1971P. Aroma. Patacamaya-17.23330000, -67.916600003813LandraceQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. White tuber color.1516968PI 599280
395PI 599281'LUKE'Solanum curtilobum Juz. & Bukasov Peru Historic1996DONATED03/05/1996CultivarQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. 1516969PI 599281
396PI 599282WACA COROTASolanum curtilobum Juz. & Bukasov Potosí, BoliviaNR6GREENHOUSE1996COLLECTEDPRE 1973P. Frias. Tinguipaya-19.21830000, -65.826300003334LandraceQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. Purple-red skin color.1516970PI 599282
397PI 599285'KAISALLA'Solanum juzepczukii Bukasov Peru Historic1996DONATED03/05/1996CultivarQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. 1516974PI 599285
398PI 599286LARAM K'ANCHALISolanum juzepczukii Bukasov Cusco, PeruNR6GREENHOUSE1996COLLECTED1975P. Espinar. Choccomayo-14.67000000, -71.400000003820LandraceQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. Long tuber with purple-red skin color and white flesh.1516975PI 599286
399PI 611081'HUATAQUI'Solanum juzepczukii Bukasov Peru Historic1996DONATED03/05/1996CultivarQuechua names for primitive cultivars from Bolivia. From CIP virus free collection. 1516973PI 611081
400PI 604212BER 39Solanum berthaultii Hawkes Netherlands GREENHOUSEHistoric1995DONATED11/09/1995Breeding materialL. Colon late blight selection1502849PI 604212
401PI 597678HJT 95-7Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Querétaro, MexicoNR61995COLLECTED08/28/1995At km 18, N of Queretaro (city) about 100 m E of Mex 57.20.80370600, -100.444478002100Zone of Bursera, Jatropha dioica, minosoid scrub, and large candelabran cactus. W and SE facing slopes and ledges of lava rocks.Wild material1512549PI 597678
402PI 597681HJT 95-49Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes Oaxaca, MexicoNR61995COLLECTED03/09/1995About 20 km S of Santa Maria Ecatepec and just avove the village of Santa Tomas Teipan.2400Zone of hardwoods, clay and fill of roadcut.Wild materialStems winged. 1512553PI 597681
403PI 597682HJT 95-83Solanum iopetalum (Bitter) Hawkes México, MexicoNR61995COLLECTED09/09/1995At km 13 along road from Tres Marias to Parque Nacional Lagunas Zempala (just W of the Morelos border).2900Zone of pine, oak, and abies. Lightly shaded, rocky SW-facing slope.Wild materialTo 4 dm. Petals dark purple. 1512554PI 597682
404PI 597684HJT 95-133Solanum guerreroense Correll México, MexicoNR61995COLLECTED09/17/19953.9 km S of Raices (a small village town) along the road leading to the summit of Nevado (volcan) de Toluca.3650Zone of open parkland with oaks and Ribes; loamy volcanic ash among rocks and along roadcuts.Wild material1512556PI 597684
405PI 599258'Laran Luki'Solanum curtilobum Juz. & Bukasov Bolivia Historic1995DONATED10/25/1995CultivarExtremely frost tolerant bitter potato (papa amarga). High levels of glycoalkaloids, processed into chuno. See Q 35804 also.1501829PI 599258
406PI 599259LUCKYSolanum juzepczukii Bukasov BoliviaNR6GREENHOUSE1995DONATED10/25/1995LandraceExtremely frost tolerant bitter potato (papa amarga). High levels of glycoalkaloids, processed into chuno. Also see Q 35803.1501830PI 599259
407PI 592397BAM 014Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/24/1995Torrance County. Near Albuquerque. Just East of Tajique; At 0.7 miles W of intersection of 55 and 337.34.76666667, -106.233333331980Under junipers in sandy soil.Wild materialUp to 25 cm. No flowers, fruit or tubers.1503824PI 592397
408PI 592398BAM 015Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/24/1995Torrance County. Near Corona. Where 42 passes through Cibola Nat. Forest. About 1.0 miles NW of Corona at the roadside pulloff on the S side of the road.34.28215600, -105.620987001980Sandy moist soil, under junipers.Wild materialPlants up to 15 cm. No flowers, fruit or tubers. Collected 7 plants. Fairly abundant along 42 to the NW through corner of Cibola National Forest.1503825PI 592398
409PI 592399BAM 016Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/24/1995Lincoln County. Near Corona. About 2 miles NW of 54 on road to Galinas Peak.34.13333333, -105.716666672070Under junipers in rich, moist, sandy soil.Wild materialAbundant. Collected about 13 mature tubers.1503826PI 592399
410PI 592407BAM 024Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/26/1995Cochise County. In Chiricahau N. M. just N of Faraway Ranch parking lot. In floodplain of dry creek.32.00000000, -109.366666671590In sandy soil of dry creek wash.Wild materialSmall green plants sparse and mostly no flowers. Collected three small plants.1503834PI 592407
411PI 592408BAM 025Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/26/1995Grant County. Near Silver City. On 90 from Lordsburg to Silver City at 17 mile marker. On W side of the road.32.48333333, -108.516666671900In sand under and around junipers in very dry habitat.Wild materialOnly one cluster of 20-30 plants up to 20 cm found. Collected 13 small plants and 5 tubers. Plants apparently only reproducing by tubers. Rare.1503835PI 592408
412PI 592410BAM 027Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/26/1995Grant County near Sierra County border just W of Kinston on 152 at Iron Creek Campground. Same location as BAM 026, within 75 paces both directions from the camp entrance gate along the creek.32.90000000, -107.800000002375In moist shady soil among grass and rocks along creek bank.Wild materialOlder yellowing plants up to 20 cm. No flowers or berries. Collected 25 mature tubers. Exactly same site as BAM 026.1503837PI 592410
413PI 592411BAM 028Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Apache County. Near Eagar. About 0.2 miles S of the triangle intersection of 180 and 160 go one mile down the abandoned section of Picnic Creek road.34.10000000, -109.233333332240Sandy moist soil under juniper branches on S side of road.Wild materialPlants up to 35 cm flowering and with immature fruit. Collected 3 small mature fruit and 5 plants with immature fruits. These ripened nicely after being transplanted.1503838PI 592411
414PI 592413BAM 030Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Apache County. Near Nelson Reservoir. At 2 miles S of Reservoir, take 216 one mile E. Same site as BAM 02934.03333333, -109.150000002350Under branches of pinions and junipers in dry sandy soil.Wild materialNo flowers or fruit. Collected 4 plants. Same site as BAM 029.1503840PI 592413
415PI 592414BAM 031Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Apache County. Near Nelson Reservoir. At 2 miles S of Reservoir, take 216 E for 5 miles to mile marker zero at creek.33.98333333, -109.116666672500On N side of road in steep banks of creek. Dark gray sandy soil.Wild materialOne small plant with one flower, and another plant with one immature fruit. Otherwise fairly abundant small plants and many mature tubers were easily collected.1503841PI 592414
416PI 592416BAM 033Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Greenlee County. Hwy 666 [Renamed to Hwy 191] S of Alpine to 28 then 3.5 miles W. About 2 miles S of Sprucedale along the banks of Beaver Creek.33.71666667, -109.266666672438In sticky black soil mixed with gravel or right in pure gravel along running water. Plenty of moisture.Wild materialSingle plants flowering, over 30 cm and very bushy and large leaved. Grazed. In full sun. No fruit. Collected 17 mature tubers.1503843PI 592416
417PI 592417BAM 034Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Catron County. Near Reserve. About 4 miles NE on 12 just before 49 on E side of roadway.33.76666667, -108.700000001890In sandy moist soil under junipers.Wild materialPlants small.1503844PI 592417
418PI 592418BAM 035Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Catron County. NE of Reserve on 12 to 33 mile marker. On W side of road.33.93333333, -108.466666672150Near the fence in sandy soil where utility work had disturbed the soil.Wild materialSmall plants up to 10 cm, dark green and juvenile-looking were abundant. Some flowering and with immature fruit.1503845PI 592418
419PI 592419BAM 036Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Catron County. N of town of Apache Creek on 32 at exactly 0.8 miles N of the 6 mile marker. In floodplain of Apache creek on W side of road. Exact site of BAM 037.33.93333333, -108.650000002140In rich sandy moist soil in floodplain of running creek. Extremely abundant around large willow bushes.Wild materialOnly a few flowering and only 5 mature and 10 almost mature fruit found.1503846PI 592419
420PI 592421BAM 038Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Catron County. Quemado vicinity. On 32 from Apache Creek to Quemado at mile 32 on E side of road at a driveway.34.21666667, -108.550000002120Sandy soil under Pinons.Wild materialNo flowers or fruit. Plants small.1503848PI 592421
421PI 592422BAM 039Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1995Cibola County. Near Grants. About 31 miles S of Rt 40 on 117. In El Malpais region at 27.6 mile marker. On E side of road.34.73333333, -107.966666672100Sandy soil under junipers.Wild materialSmall green plants up to 6 inches tall. A few flowering. One small mature fruit and 9 plants collected.1503849PI 592422
422PI 592423BAM 040Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED10/05/1995Coconino County. Mormon Lake S of Flagstaff. E side of lake among tumbled rocks on W facing slope.34.94228500, -111.436087002169Wild materialPlants yellowing and apparently only a few flowered and fruited. Four small mature fruit collected by Dr. Hammond of N Arizona University who had observed plants there in 1994.1503850PI 592423
423PI 595507BGRC 18548Solanum berthaultii Hawkes BoliviaNR61995COLLECTEDPRE 04/12/1995Wild material1507233PI 595507
424PI 595512HAM 197Solanum brevicaule Bitter Potosí, BoliviaNR61995COLLECTED04/01/1980Frias. 5 km from Potosi on road to Betanzos.-19.55000000, -65.700000003600Wild material1507238PI 595512
425PI 586950SVRPV 6314Solanum colombianum Dunal Táchira, VenezuelaNR61995COLLECTED08/28/1992On Paramo El Zumbador, along roadside, 21.7 Km NW of Plaza Bolivar of Quiniquea.7.95000000, -72.066666672750Growing in organic soil in semi-shade.Wild material1485733PI 586950
426PI 586951SVRPV 6316Solanum colombianum Dunal Táchira, VenezuelaNR61995COLLECTED08/29/1992About 10 Km N of San Jose de Bolivar on road to La Grita, 1.6 Km N of Quebrada Blanca.8.01666667, -71.900000002250Growing in organic soil in semi-shade.Wild materialCorolla white. 1485734PI 586951
427PI 595448CCC 5247Solanum flahaultii Bitter Santander, Colombia Historic1995COLLECTEDMunicipality of Bucaramanga. On the road to Berlin, 10 km along the road to Vetas, 200 m below the road.3650In a wet forest.Wild materialReceived as Solanum ineovalenzuelae.1491582PI 595448
428PI 585116BAM 010Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1994Cibola County. Near Grants. On Hwy 547 to Mt. Taylor. Between the 7 & 8 mile markers. SE side of the road. Under junipers.35.20000000, -107.733333332225Under junipers.Wild materialFew small (10 cm) plants. Mature tubers up to 0.5 m from plant. Very dry. Collected about 15 tubers.1483619PI 585116
429PI 585117BAM 011Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1994Cibola County. Near Grants. On Hwy 547 to Mt. Taylor. Just past the 10 mile marker at a side road. In soil washed trough culvert.35.20000000, -107.733333332230In soil washed through culvert.Wild materialCollected 2 mature tubers. One large plant (25 cm). No flowers.1483620PI 585117
430PI 585118BAM 012Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/27/1994Cibola County. Near Grants. On Hwy 547 to Mt. Taylor. Just before mile 11. Coal Mine Campground. At far E edge.35.23457100, -107.701535002230Growing in disturbed dry soil under very large ponderosa pine.Wild materialMany small (10 cm) plants. Collected about 10 tubers.1483621PI 585118
431PI 585119BAM 013Solanum jamesii Torr. Colorado, United StatesNR61995COLLECTED09/29/1994Montezuma County. Near Cortez. In Mesa Verde Nat. Monument at juct. Spruce and Navajo Canyons.37.17256300, -108.496069001950Growing in deep alluvial soil.Wild materialCollected by Marilyn Colyer (Park Naturalist). About 15 tubers.1483622PI 585119
432PI 590880FB 4001Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483274PI 590880
433PI 590881FB 4005-ASolanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483275PI 590881
434PI 590882FB 4008Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483276PI 590882
435PI 590883FB 4025C1.12Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483277PI 590883
436PI 590884FB 4025C76.1Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483279PI 590884
437PI 590885FB 5078Solanum commersonii Poir. Soriano, UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483280PI 590885
438PI 590886FB 5079.2Solanum commersonii Poir. Tacuarembó, UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483282PI 590886
439PI 590887FB 5080Solanum commersonii Poir. Salto, UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483283PI 590887
440PI 590888OCH 11698Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED06/20/1977Huehuash-9.87470000, -77.707800002945Wild material1483284PI 590888
441PI 590889OCH 11867Solanum acaule Bitter Junín, PeruNR61994COLLECTED01/31/1978Puccpua-11.72440000, -75.821700003950Wild material1483285PI 590889
442PI 590890CIP 761412Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, Peru Historic1994COLLECTEDCuscoWild materialDUPLICATE (same as PI 568929)1483286PI 590890
443PI 590891OCH 12062Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED05/22/1978Laguna WuamanhuequeMina Llipa-10.37940000, -77.215000004400Wild material1483287PI 590891
444PI 590892OCH 12093Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED04/18/1978Carpa-9.88310000, -77.294700004247Wild material1483288PI 590892
445PI 590893OCH 13019Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED04/16/1978Laguna Santa Cruz-8.45440000, -77.696100004200Wild material1483289PI 590893
446PI 590894OCH 13023Solanum candolleanum Berthault Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED1979Chincuil, ruta Yurma a Culluna-9.09390000, -77.666100003700Wild material1483290PI 590894
447PI 590895OCH 13145Solanum acaule Bitter Lima, PeruNR61994COLLECTED01/29/1979Cerca Mina Chanca-10.55500000, -76.882200004741Wild material1483291PI 590895
448PI 590896OCH 13151Solanum acaule Bitter Lima, PeruNR61994COLLECTED01/31/1979Quinanhuay-10.66970000, -76.758100004100Wild material1483292PI 590896
449PI 590897CIP 761558Solanum albicans (Ochoa) Ochoa Ancash, PeruNR61994COLLECTED03/22/1979Taludes de la carretera Aija-Ticapampa-9.78140000, -77.608900003349Wild material1483294PI 590897
450PI 590898OCH 13277Solanum acaule Bitter Puno, PeruNR61994COLLECTED1979Ruinas Sullustani-15.72690000, -70.068100003901Wild material1483298PI 590898
451PI 590899CIP 761601Solanum colombianum Dunal Ecuador Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483301PI 590899
452PI 590900CIP 761607Solanum colombianum Dunal Ecuador Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483302PI 590900
453PI 590901CIP 761611Solanum colombianum Dunal Nariño, Colombia Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483304PI 590901
454PI 590902OCH 13519Solanum acaule Bitter Puno, PeruNR61994COLLECTED1980Vecidandes de Santa Rosa-14.60750000, -70.786100004034Wild material1483305PI 590902
455PI 590903OCH 13596Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, Peru Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483306PI 590903
456PI 590904OCH 13597Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, PeruNR61994COLLECTED1980Ruinas del Chockequirao-13.46580000, -72.619700003500Wild material1483307PI 590904
457PI 590905OCH 13609Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, Peru Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483308PI 590905
458PI 590906OCH 13868Solanum acaule Bitter Pasco, PeruNR61994COLLECTED04/20/1980Capilla-10.76610000, -75.795300004200Wild material1483310PI 590906
459PI 590907OCH 13872Solanum acaule Bitter Junín, PeruNR61994COLLECTED04/20/1980Cima-11.18860000, -76.011900004000Wild material1483311PI 590907
460PI 590908CIP 761881Solanum colombianum Dunal Colombia Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483312PI 590908
461PI 590909CIP 761882Solanum colombianum Dunal Colombia Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483313PI 590909
462PI 590910CIP 761883Solanum colombianum Dunal Huila, Colombia Historic1994COLLECTEDWild material1483314PI 590910
463PI 590911OCH 14519Solanum acaule Bitter Lima, PeruNR61994COLLECTED02/01/1982Bellavista-11.80920000, -76.630600001609Wild material1483320PI 590911
464PI 590912OCH 14732Solanum limbaniense Ochoa Junín, PeruNR61994COLLECTED04/1982Rio Pinacochas, alturas de la Cooperativa Tupac Amaru-11.82140000, -75.842200004320Wild material1483321PI 590912
465PI 590913OCH 15642Solanum candolleanum Berthault Cusco, PeruNR61994COLLECTED03/16/1984Uquicorral-13.15560000, -73.131700003700Wild material1483323PI 590913
466PI 590914URY 03Solanum commersonii Poir. Rocha, UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483325PI 590914
467PI 590915URY 11Solanum commersonii Poir. Rocha, UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483326PI 590915
468PI 590916URY 13Solanum commersonii Poir. Rocha, UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483327PI 590916
469PI 590917URY 15Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483328PI 590917
470PI 590918URY 16Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483329PI 590918
471PI 590919URY 22Solanum commersonii Poir. San José, UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483330PI 590919
472PI 590920URY 25Solanum commersonii Poir. Canelones, UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483331PI 590920
473PI 590921URY s.n.Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTED06/11/1984Wild material1483332PI 590921
474PI 607470FB 4025C50.1Solanum commersonii Poir. UruguayNR61994COLLECTEDPRE 12/05/1994Wild material1483278PI 607470
475PI 647499'Libohova'Solanum lycopersicum L. AlbaniaNE91994COLLECTEDCultivarlge sp., lgs flat oblate, good flavor 1102613PI 647499
476PI 647500'Saniollas'Solanum lycopersicum L. AlbaniaNE91994COLLECTEDCultivarlge sp. 1102614PI 647500
477PI 578237BAM 004Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61993COLLECTED10/09/1993Navajo County. Overgaard. On north side of the road around parking lot of the restaurant and grocery store.34.38333333, -110.566666671830In disturbed sand under pines.Wild materialMany small to 20cm plants in this spot. No flowers. Mother and daughter tubers. Collected 6 daughter tubers1473208PI 578237
478PI 578238BAM 005Solanum jamesii Torr. Arizona, United StatesNR61993COLLECTED10/09/1993Navajo County. West of Heber at mile 320.7 on Route 260. At a hilltop pulloff.34.43333333, -110.600000001960Abundant in a confined area of disturbed sand under Pinon pines.Wild materialPlants abundant, small, green, to about 20cm. No flowers. Mother and daughter tubers abundant. Collected about 30 daughter tubes1473209PI 578238
479PI 578236BAM 003Solanum jamesii Torr. New Mexico, United StatesNR61993COLLECTED10/08/1993Catron County. On Highway 180, 1.6 miles south of junction with highway 12. Beside road under large ponderosa pines in straw mulch over newly landscaped roadside. Small plants with tubers only. Near SBV 22.33.68333333, -108.850000001950Wild materialPlants small with tubers only. Plants rare. Collected 5 tubers1473207PI 578236
480PI 590930ROD 2581Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Jalisco, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/29/1993Rancho Villa Quieta, road from Cuquio to Yahualica, municipality of Cuquio.20.01666667, -102.983333331920Deciduous tropical forest.Wild material1489939PI 590930
481PI 595464ROD 2509Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Oaxaca, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/12/1993Municipality of San Felipe del Agua; foot-hills of San Felipe mountains, 500 m N of the town.17.10000000, -96.700000001830Oak forest. Along old road.Wild materialPlants 1 m tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white. Fruit globose.1103253PI 595464
482PI 595465ROD 2529Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Puebla, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/15/1993San Antonio del Rio, municipality of San Miguel Ixitlan; on the Huajuanpan de Leon-Tehuacan road.18.00000000, -97.700000001930In cornfields, near by a small stream and Taxodium mucronatum and Ipomoea sp.Wild materialPlants 40 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103258PI 595465
483PI 595466ROD 2533Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Puebla, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/15/1993Santiago Acatepec, municipality of Caltepec; on the side of the road from Huajuanpan de Leon to Tehuacan.2050Cornfields.Wild materialPlants 30 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white. Fruit globose.1103259PI 595466
484PI 595467ROD 2538Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Puebla, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/16/1993Km 19 from Tehuacan on the road to Orizaba, just at the intersection to Cd. Serdan.18.58333333, -97.383333332110In cornfield, growing under Mimosa sp.Wild material1103261PI 595467
485PI 595468ROD 2541Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Puebla, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/16/1993Canada de Rojas; road from Tehuacan to Orizaba.18.66666667, -97.366666672150In cornfields.Wild materialPlants 30 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103262PI 595468
486PI 595470ROD 2544Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Puebla, MexicoNR6Not Available1993COLLECTED08/17/1993Road from Tehuacan to Orizaba, junction to San Vecente.18.53333333, -97.400000001820Along cornfield; slope with rocky soil and Agave sp., Cnidoscolus sp. and Opuntia sp.Wild materialPlants 40 cm tall. Fruits globose.1103267PI 595470
487PI 595471ROD 2546Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal México, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/19/1993Municipality of Texcoco; Tetzcuitzingo mountain right next to San Nicolas Tlamaca.2400Disturbed oak forest.Wild materialPlants 30 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103268PI 595471
488PI 595473ROD 2548Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Morelos, MexicoNR61993COLLECTED08/20/1993La Pera, highway from Mexico city to Cuernavaca.19.00000000, -99.150000002225Along the highway and among volcanic rocks with Agave sp. and crasulaceas.Wild materialPlants 50 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103271PI 595473
489PI 595475ROD 2555Solanum bulbocastanum Dunal Hidalgo, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/22/1993Highway from Mexico city to Queretaro city, near the junction towards Tula.19.85000000, -99.316666672311Mesquite-grassland with Prosopis leavigata, Acacia sp. and Opuntia sp.Wild materialPlants 40 cm tall. Corolla stellate, white.1103273PI 595475
490PI 595476ROD 2557Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Hidalgo, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/22/1993Highway from Mexico city to Queretaro city, near the junction towards Tula.19.85000000, -99.316666672311Mesquite-grassland with Prosopis leavigata, Acacia sp. and Opuntia sp.Wild materialPlants 30 cm tall.1103274PI 595476
491PI 595477ROD 2560Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Querétaro, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/22/1993Highway from Mexico city to Queretaro city, just on the Queretaro-Mexico states border.20.28333333, -99.900000002174Mesquite-grassland with Opuntia sp. and Acacia sp.Wild materialCorolla stellate, cream colored.1103276PI 595477
492PI 595479ROD 2566Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. San Luis Potosí, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/24/1993Villa de Arriaga, road from San Luis Potosi to Ojuelos.21.88333333, -101.400000002240Mesquite-grassland.Wild materialPlants 15 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103281PI 595479
493PI 595480ROD 2567Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Zacatecas, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/24/1993About 1 km N of Ojuelos.21.86666667, -101.566666672212Mesquite-grassland. Growing along cornfield.Wild materialPlants 30 cm tall. Corolla stellate, white, lobes lightly tinged with lavender.1103282PI 595480
494PI 595482ROD 2570Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Jalisco, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/24/1993Matanzas, municipality of Ojuelos; near by the cementery.21.61666667, -101.633333332192Mesquite-grassland. Growing along cornfield.Wild material1103284PI 595482
495PI 595486ROD 2579Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Jalisco, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/26/1993Municipality of Valle de Guadalupe, near town and along the road.21.00000000, -102.616666671819Along rock fence.Wild materialPlants 80 cm tall. Corolla stellate, white.1103290PI 595486
496PI 595488ROD 2584Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Jalisco, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/30/1993Experimental fields around the College of Agriculture, University of Guadalajara, municipality of Zapopan.1500Growing under Agave sp.Wild materialPlants 50 cm tall. 1103294PI 595488
497PI 595489ROD 2585Solanum cardiophyllum Lindl. Jalisco, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/30/1993Bosque Escuela, La Primavera, ca. 3 km NW of Cuxpala, ca. 10 km SSE of Tala, municipality of Tala.1450By streamside with Phoebe psychotrioides, Lysiloma acapulcense and Salix humboldtiana.Wild materialPlants 60 cm tall. Corolla stellate, creamy white.1103295PI 595489
498PI 611097ROD 2564Solanum ehrenbergii (Bitter) Rydb. Guanajuato, Mexico Historic1993COLLECTED08/23/1993La Purisima, municipality of San Diego de la Union, road from Queretaro city to San Luis Potosi.21.38333333, -100.683333332060Mesquite-grassland. Growing along cornfield.Wild materialCorolla Stellate, white; fruit globose.1103278PI 611097
499PI 595437'AJAHUIRI'Solanum ajanhuiri Juz. & Bukasov Bolivia Historic1993DONATED07/27/1993Cultivar1101201PI 595437