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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 674795R08-04-016Astragalus cicer L. Russian FederationW62009COLLECTED08/08/200828 km west/northwest of Meleuz. District of Meleuzskiy. Oblast = Bashkortostan53.03000000, 55.56000000202Meadow on edge of a fieldWild material1811660PI 674795
1PI 678926R08-06-027Astragalus cicer L. Russian FederationW62009COLLECTED08/09/2008Near Zirgan village, 44 km southwest of Ishimbay. District of Ishimbaevskiy. Oblast = Bashkortostan53.16000000, 55.60000000192Abandoned field,grass meadow steppe, no slopeWild material1811671PI 678926
2PI 691710BH2007 09084Astragalus cicer L. GeorgiaW62007COLLECTED09/06/2007Road to Niala Mt. Samckhe Javakheti Province.41.36805556, 43.220833331790Open grass/ legume platue cut for hay. Legume rich area.Wild materialcollected from population of 2-5 plants.1740614PI 691710
3PI 674778ARM 287Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW62002COLLECTED08/14/200139.65166667, 45.297777782002Last site of the day. This was a pasture site near a spring with drinkable water, that looked heavily disturbed, but above the pastured area it was very dry and moderately steep and we found some new species of clover and some thWild material1638510PI 674778
4PI 678911ARM 401Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW6SEED2002COLLECTED07/19/2001Wild material1638547PI 678911
5PI 678929ARM 201Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW6SEED2002COLLECTED08/13/2001Site is 8km off of the main highway20, 30km SE of Yeghegnadzor. Near the new church of Noravanq.39.68472222, 45.232500001517Collection made 120 meters up the hillside of a very deep canyon, both sides of the canyon. At 10 meters above the steambed, the terrian was very rocky, steep, extremely dry.Wild material1638491PI 678929
6PI 688274ARM 434Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW6POD2002COLLECTED08/20/2001Camp site on the north shore of Lake Sevan.40.63194444, 44.986388891924Also used this reading for collections made across the RR tracks and up a steep canyon just north of the campsite.Wild material1638566PI 688274
7PI 615074'AC Oxley II'Astragalus cicer L. Alberta, CanadaW62000DEVELOPEDPRE 11/27/2000CultivarImproved seedling vigor and forage yield. Soft hollow-stems and pinnately-compound leaves with 19-25 leaflets. Seedling growth and regrowth after cutting is faster than Oxley. Better winterhardiness than any forage legume cultivar. Forage stands show no susceptibility to diseases while seed stands may show susceptibility to sclerotinia (Sclerotinia sclerotiorum). White to pale yellow flowers are borne on racemes. Flowering occurs over a long period of time. Some plants bloom from June to the first frost. Seeds larger, 4.34 g 1000-1 seeds compared to 3.83 g for Oxley. Intended for use as a pasture and silage legume in pure and mixed stands. Yielded 123% and 111% of Oxley check under dryland and irrigated conditions in western Canada, respectively.1606771PI 615074
8PI 578866C-32Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61994DEVELOPEDPRE 05/02/1994Breeding materialSelected for tolerance to 2,4-D (1.0 kg/ha rate). Approximate number of seedlings evaluated in Cycles O, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 was 1100, 2850, 4250, 4450, 4900, and 5050, respectively. Selection intensity for Cycles 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 was 5.2, 3.0, 2.1, 2.2, 2.1, and 1.9%, respectively. No difference between the tolerant and susceptible germplasms in symptom development following herbicide application. Tolerant germplasm, however, recovered much more rapidly from effects of herbicide than susceptible germplasm.1473837PI 578866
9PI 578122C-22Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61994DEVELOPED03/04/1994Breeding materialImproved plant height and forage yield due to the absence of the dormancy-type response to the decreasing photoperiods of mid- to late summer. Mean extended height of the 35 parental clones was 126, 121, and 144% of that of the cultivar Monarch for the first, second, and third harvests, respectively. Mean total herbage yield and mean plant spread of the clones were 145 and 107% of that of Monarch, respectively. Mean seed weight similar to that of Monarch and ranged from 3.54 to 4.67 g/1000 seeds1473093PI 578122
10PI 568889'WINDSOR'Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61993DEVELOPEDPRE 06/07/1993CultivarImproved plant height and forage yield due to absence of a dormancy-type response to the decreasing photoperiods of mid- to late summer. Mean plant weight for the polycross progenies of the 15 clones was 120, 117,118, and 119% of Monarch for the first, second, and third harvests and for total yield, respectively. Mean extended plant height for the progenies was 109, 114, and 120% of Monarch for the first, second, and thrid harvests, respectively. Seed weight of the parental clones range from 3.55 to 4.59 g/1000 seeds with a mean of 3.99g, or 96% of that of Monarch1463860PI 568889
11PI 561690C-18Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61992DEVELOPEDPRE 06/23/1992Breeding materialParental clones were selected for excellent mature plant vigor under irrigated conditions at Fort Collins, Colorado. Seed weight of the parental clones ranged from 2.91 to 3.87 g/1000 seeds with a mean of 3.30 g.1456662PI 561690
12PI 561691C-19Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61992DEVELOPEDPRE 06/23/1992Breeding materialSelected for improved seedling emergence in the field, and mature plant vigor. Seedling emergence of the polycross progenies ranged from 82 - 144% of that of Monarch (17 seedlings/m of row) with a mean of 109%. Seed weight of the parental clones ranged from 3.46 - 5.00 g/1000 seeds with a mean of 4.07 g.1456663PI 561691
13PI 561692C-20Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61992DEVELOPEDPRE 06/23/1992Breeding materialSelected for improved seedling vigor and mature plant vigor. Seedling emergence of the component polycross progenies (54) ranged from 82 to 207% of that of Monarch (14 seedlings/m of row) with a mean of 148%. Seed weight of the parental clones ranged from 3.37 to 5.56 g/1000 seeds with a mean of 4.29 g. Seed weight of Monarch is 4.14 g/1000 seeds.1456664PI 561692
14PI 576967AL3591Astragalus cicer L. New ZealandW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 02/12/1991Wild material1989 Caucasus Expedition SPN 7562(a), Site 50.1471938PI 576967
15PI 576968AL3592Astragalus cicer L. New ZealandW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 02/12/1991Wild material1989 Caucasus Expedition SPN 7562(b), Site 50.1471939PI 576968
16PI 613639AL3593Astragalus cicer L. New ZealandW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 02/12/1991Wild material1989 Caucasus Experdition SPN 7621, Site 76.1037166PI 613639
17PI 576965W6 4309Astragalus cicer L. Russian FederationW61990COLLECTEDNovosibirsk, Minsk, SiberiaWild material1471936PI 576965
18PI 576961VIR-16155Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW61990COLLECTEDCultivated material1471932PI 576961
19PI 576962VIR-37780Astragalus cicer L. GermanyW61990COLLECTEDCultivated material1471933PI 576962
20PI 535812C-14Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61989DONATED09/15/1989Breeding materialGermplasm with improved seed germination and seedling elongation in laboratory. Seedling emergence in field range from 110 to 141% of that of Monarch in two year test. Seed weight mean 4.16 g per 1000 seeds, compared to 4.14 G for Monarch.1430748PI 535812
21PI 535813C-15Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61989DONATED09/15/1989Breeding materialGermplasm with improved seed germination and seedling elongation in laboratory. Seedling emergence in field range from 102 to 141% of that of Monarch in two year test. Seed weight mean 4.13 g per 1000 seeds, compared to 4.14 g for Monarch.1430749PI 535813
22PI 535814C-16Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61989DONATED09/15/1989Breeding materialGermplasm with improved seed germination and seedling elongation in laboratory. Seedling emergence in field range from 141 to 172% of that of Monarch in two year test. Seed weight mean 4.08 g per 1000 seeds, compared to 4.14 g for Monarch.1430750PI 535814
23PI 535815C-17Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61989DONATED09/15/1989Breeding materialGermplasm with improved seed germination and seedling elongation in laboratory. Seedling emergence in field range from 137 to 174% of that of Monarch in two year test. Seed weight mean 4.08 g per 1000 seeds, compared to 4.14 g for Monarch.1430751PI 535815
24PI 512303VIR 4469IAstragalus cicer L. UkraineW61987COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1407239PI 512303
25PI 512304VIR 37780Astragalus cicer L. GermanyW61987COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1407240PI 512304
26PI 503866CN-ASCI-1Astragalus cicer L. RomaniaW61986COLLECTEDSfintu-Gheorghe, TL.Cultivated material1398802PI 503866
27PI 502285AR-84Astragalus cicer L. Russian FederationW61985DEVELOPEDPRE 11/1985Cultivated materialDonated by Tamofeev. Originally from near Kjafar river in Caucasus mountains.1397221PI 502285
28PI 494688A-1Astragalus cicer L. RomaniaW61985COLLECTEDNatural hay meadow reserve, 7km S of Suceava370Wild materialSingle plant, tall viney.1389624PI 494688
29PI 494689A-3Astragalus cicer L. RomaniaW61985COLLECTEDHillside overlooking Macau, 25km NW of Cluj500Wild materialPlants typical, few seeds per head.1389625PI 494689
30PI 494690A-4Astragalus cicer L. RomaniaW61985COLLECTEDBotanic Garden, Bucharest College of AgricultureWild materialPlants typical. Seed heads small. Some insect feeding on seeds.1389626PI 494690
31PI 591558'MONARCH'Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61980DONATED1979CultivarImproved seed emergence. Area of adaptation similar to Lutana which includes high elevation meadows, irrigated pastures at lower elevations, and dryland areas with an annual precipitation of 40cm or more. Forage yields equal to or greater than Lutana. Average plant spread from rhizomes for the component progenies under spaced conditons range from 92 to 133% of that of Lutana with a mean of 117%. Forage quality as measured by percentage crude protein, in vitro dry matter digestibility, and cell wall constitutents similar to more commonly grown forage legumes. No case of bloat reported. Maturity and seed yields similar to those of Lutana.1129686PI 591558
32PI 593439C-8Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW61979DONATED1979Breeding material1128262PI 593439
33PI 593440C-9Astragalus cicer L. Colorado, United StatesW6Inflorescence1979DONATED1979Breeding material1128263PI 593440
34PI 420650VIR 16155Astragalus cicer L. Former, Soviet UnionW61977COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1317761PI 420650
35PI 419224CPI 56556Astragalus cicer L. AustraliaW61977DONATED08/22/1977Uncertain improvement status1316605PI 419224
36PI 415157Astragalus cicer L. Valais, SwitzerlandW61977COLLECTEDLe Mont sur Verocrin1300Wild material1313155PI 415157
37PI 415071Astragalus cicer L. BelgiumW61977COLLECTEDGrowing in Garden for years, origin unknownCultivated material1313103PI 415071
38PI 384748D-191Astragalus cicer L. IranW61972COLLECTED1972Reza Shah wildlife park. On road toward Sulgerd.1500Wild materialPerennial plant with woody base. Erect or semi-erect stems to 30cm. Leaves to 15cm. Old plants have basal diameters to 80cm. 10 1288698PI 384748
39PI 3622401434Astragalus cicer L. SwitzerlandW61971COLLECTED1967Botanic GardensUncertain improvement status1271020PI 362240
40PI 3622431579Astragalus cicer L. GermanyW61971COLLECTEDBotanic Gardens, Warzburg Uncertain improvement status1271023PI 362243
41PI 3622461711Astragalus cicer L. AustriaW61971COLLECTED1967Alpine GardensUncertain improvement status1271026PI 362246
42PI 3622538150Astragalus cicer L. Former, Soviet UnionW61971COLLECTED1962Academy of Science, MoscowUncertain improvement status1271033PI 362253
43PI 36226269-283Astragalus cicer L. HungaryW61971COLLECTEDBotanic Gardens, Vacrotot Uncertain improvement status1271042PI 362262
44PI 36226369-404Astragalus cicer L. GermanyW61971COLLECTED1969Botanic Gardens, MarburgUncertain improvement status1271043PI 362263
45PI 36227070-1092Astragalus cicer L. FranceW61971COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1271050PI 362270
46PI 594975CICARAstragalus cicer L. SwedenW61965COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1104144PI 594975
47PI 297335Astragalus cicer L. NorwayW61964DONATED04/30/1964Uncertain improvement status1224861PI 297335
48PI 232545Astragalus cicer L. United StatesW61955COLLECTED01/01/1955Wild material1184399PI 232545
49PI 133142Astragalus cicer L. Former, Soviet UnionW61939COLLECTEDFrom the former USSRUncertain improvement status1134145PI 133142
50PI 66515'LUTANA'Astragalus cicer L. SwedenW61926COLLECTED59.33333333, 18.05000000130CultivarLutana is an open pollinated line developed from 252 spaced plants (PI 66515) selected for earliness of spring growth, rapid cutting recovery, rate of rhizome spread, and uniformity of seed maturation. Rhizomatous with decumbent, herbaceous tems. Adapted to wet, subirrigated or irrigated sites, or dryland sites receiving > 15 inches of annual precipitation. Frost tolerant, adapted to high elevation, short growing season. No bloating reported. Exceptional winter hardiness, frost tolerance, and seedling growth rate.1113084PI 66515
51W6 27730W6 27730Astragalus cicer L. GeorgiaW62006COLLECTED08/23/2005Aspindza district near Niala41.35972222, 43.18305556Wild material1691802W6 27730
52W6 23830ARM 048Astragalus cicer L. ArmeniaW62002COLLECTED08/09/2001At bottom of steep canyon in Khosrov Reserve.40.09444444, 44.772777781331Wild material1638441W6 23830
53W6 19869W6 19869Astragalus cicer L. Washington, United StatesW61995DONATED08/05/1995Cultivated material1543224W6 19869
54DLEG 950106DLEG 950106Astragalus cicer L. Turkey Historic1995COLLECTEDWild materialReceived from Dr. Martin Wojciechowski. USDA PI#206404. DO NOT DISTRIBUTE. 1526711DLEG 950106
55W6 6614AL3594Astragalus cicer L. New ZealandW61991DEVELOPEDPRE 02/12/1991Wild material1989 Caucasus Experdition SPN 7636, Site 51.1037167W6 6614
56PI 499407D-2677Cicer arietinum L. ChinaW6PLANT1984DEVELOPEDPRE 07/1984Cultivated materialPlants native. Pods inflated. Received as Astragalus sp.1394343PI 499407
57PI 440147D-1960Astragalus ponticus Pall. KazakhstanW61978COLLECTED08/16/1977Kazakhstan Institute of Agricultural Farming, near Alma AtaCultivarCoarser than A. cicer and considered inferior.1335083PI 440147
58PI 693847R10-39-168Agrostis capillaris L. Karačaevo-Čerkesskaja Respublika, Russian FederationW62011COLLECTED07/30/2010Karakul Lake near Teberda43.43500000, 41.744000001337Park and pasture meadow. Seed collected from >100 plantsWild material1883258PI 693847