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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	Ames 36252	Ames 36252	Monarda fruticulosa Epling	Texas, United States	NC7	2024	COLLECTED	05/13/2024	County Road 310 approximately 7.2 miles southwest of Encino.	26.87915300, -98.23708700	66	Roadside. Very hot, dry, sandy soil. Scrubby habitat.	Wild material	Plants in nature noted as shrubby, narrow-leaved plants. Woody, especially near the base. Many stems per plant, branching near the base. White corollas with cream or purple bracts, strikingly linear leaves with soft canescent appearance.	2167966	Ames 36252
1	OPGC 8762	NM080-298	Ratibida columnifera (Nutt.) Wooton & Standl.	New Mexico, United States	OPGC	2023							Wild material	Perennial herb,1-3 ft.tall with a taproot. Leaves pinnately lobed (3-14 lobes); alternate and many sessile. Flowers have a columnar receptacle well above the leaves. Rays yellow to maroon.	2142108	OPGC 8762
2	OPGC 8763	NM080-300	Thelesperma megapotamicum (Spreng.) Kuntze	New Mexico, United States	OPGC	2023							Wild material	Perennial herb with glabrous and glaucous stems branching from the base. Leaves are opposite and once or twice pinnately divided with filiform lobes. Flower heads are yellow and discoid, and achenes have a pappus with two sharp awns.	2142110	OPGC 8763
3	W6 61154 RE	NM080-299	Sphaeralcea angustifolia (Cav.) G. Don	New Mexico, United States	W6	2023							Wild material	Large perennial herb with many stems, up to a meter or more. Leaf shape varying from ovate-oblong to hastate, with dentate margins; at least four times longer than wide. Three or more flowers per node, petals grenadine-pink to copper orange. "Cheese wheel" mericarps, 2-or-3 seeded. Recollection of NM080-63	2142109	W6 61154 RE
4	W6 61158 RE	NM080-303	Setaria leucopila (Scribn. & Merr.) K. Schum.	New Mexico, United States	W6	2023							Wild material	Tufted perennial grass, 20-100 cm, with erect stems. Dense, spikelike inflorescences are pale green and columnar (tan at maturity). Bristles give the inflorescences the characteristic appearance of "hairy millet". Recollection of NM080-183	2142113	W6 61158 RE
5	W6 42748	MSB231198	Plectocephalus americana (Nutt.) D. Don	Texas, United States	W6	2011							Wild material		1895222	W6 42748