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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	TARS 18403	Higo	Ficus carica L.	Puerto Rico, United States	MAY	2024	DONATED	04/2024					Cultivar		2197280	TARS 18403
1	DFIC 380	ALB-2011-006	Ficus carica L.	Lezhë, Albania	DAV	2011	COLLECTED	09/13/2011	Borrel	41.69493000, 19.82792000	88		Wild material		1903509	DFIC 380
2	DFIC 381	ALB-2011-036	Ficus carica L.	Korçë, Albania	DAV	2011	COLLECTED	09/15/2011	Along steep winding road to Carcove.	40.15175000, 20.56716000	629		Wild material		1903510	DFIC 381
3	DFIC 383	ALB-2011-073	Ficus carica L.	Vlorë, Albania	DAV	2011	COLLECTED	09/21/2011		39.91619000, 20.19865000	300		Wild material		1903512	DFIC 383
4	DFIC 363	Green Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Irakli Street, Mtskheta, Tibilsi						1849225	DFIC 363
5	DFIC 364	Big Purple Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Shaeshelidze St., Gldani, Tbilisi						1849227	DFIC 364
6	DFIC 365	Green Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Shaeshelidze St., Gldani, Tbilisi						1849228	DFIC 365
7	DFIC 367	Bordeaux	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Tbilisi	41.75363900, 44.77088900	428				1849230	DFIC 367
8	DFIC 368	Neopolitonski	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Tbilisi	41.75344400, 44.77088900	428				1849231	DFIC 368
9	DFIC 370	Green Local Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Tbilisi	41.75319400, 44.77088900	428				1849233	DFIC 370
10	DFIC 371	Large Green Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	10/01/2010	Akhlo Lalo, Marneuli district	41.31669400, 44.79016700	408				1849234	DFIC 371
11	DFIC 348	Gara Injir	Ficus carica L.	Azerbaijan	DAV	2009	COLLECTED	10/01/2009	Goychoy Station						1822425	DFIC 348
12	DFIC 349	Ispansky	Ficus carica L.	Azerbaijan	DAV	2009	COLLECTED	10/01/2009	Goychoy Station						1822426	DFIC 349
13	DFIC 324	Shilda Small Bronze Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/23/2006	Kakheti province.	41.99972222, 45.71055556	490	Tree growing in Geno's yard in Shilda.	Wild material	Per Collector: "Fruit medium sized, bronze with green/red interior. Richest flavor of Georgia figs sampled yet. Seems very early, only one fruit left and very ripe."	1711613	DFIC 324
14	DFIC 311	GIHVO White Fig Selection No. 2	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/19/2006	From tree growing at the Georgia Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture & Oenology, Tbilisi.	41.75194444, 44.77111111	423			Per collector: "Green fig with pink/red pulp."	1710900	DFIC 311
15	DFIC 312	GIHVO White Fig Selection No. 3	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/19/2006	From tree growing at the Georgia Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture & Oenology, Tbilisi.	41.75194444, 44.77111111	423			Per collector: "Not considered desirable by Georgia Institute for Horticulture, Viticulture and Oenology scientists, but juicy while still firm."	1710901	DFIC 312
16	DFIC 313	Georgian Black Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/19/2006	From tree growing at the Georgia Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture & Oenology, Tbilisi.	41.75194444, 44.77111111	423		Wild material	Per collector: "Resistant to frost."	1710902	DFIC 313
17	DFIC 314	Georgian Violet Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/19/2006	From tree growing at the Georgia Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture & Oenology, Tbilisi.	41.75194444, 44.77111111	423		Wild material	Per collector: "Large purplish fig, ribbed with green-red pulp, long peduncle. Said to be smyrna type."	1710903	DFIC 314
18	DFIC 315	GIHVO Italian Green Fig	Ficus carica L.	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/19/2006	From tree growing at the Georgia Institute of Horticulture, Viticulture & Oenology, Tbilisi.	41.75194444, 44.77111111	423			Per collector: "Fruit smooth green skin, red pulp, probably from Italy."	1710904	DFIC 315
19	DFIC 269	Moscatel	Ficus carica L.	Extremadura, Spain	DAV	2006	COLLECTED		From location No. 89, Tree 2. Group of Ficus carica trees located at the Centro Investigacion 'Finca La Orden,' Guadajira.					Per Donor: Common fig with a good production of both brebas and main crop. Spherical breba. Yellowish breba of green tonality. The color of pulp is pink honey.	1695575	DFIC 269
20	DFIC 185	KAC 11-7W	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1999	DONATED	05/05/1999						Capra fig type.	1581850	DFIC 185
21	DFIC 186	KAC 11-4W	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1999	DEVELOPED							Common fig type.	1581851	DFIC 186
22	DFIC 187	KAC 16-32W	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1999	DONATED	05/05/1999						Capra fig type.	1581852	DFIC 187
23	DFIC 188	KAC 11-30E	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1999	DONATED	05/05/1999						Capra fig type.	1581853	DFIC 188
24	DFIC 164	A1 133	Ficus carica L.	Albania	DAV	1996	COLLECTED	09/02/1996					Wild material	Tree large, spreading. Fruit insipid. Origin: Albania Donated By: Ned Garvey, National Germplasm Res Lab., USDA-ARS, Bldg 003, Rm 409 10300 Baltimore Ave, Beltsville, MD 20705-2350	1564530	DFIC 164
25	DFIC 165	'Walker'	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	03/12/1996							1564601	DFIC 165
26	DFIC 166	'Sucrette'	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	03/12/1996							1564602	DFIC 166
27	DFIC 163	Nazarti	Ficus carica L.	HaMerkaz, Israel	DAV	1996	DONATED	02/13/1996						Early, high yielding. Fruits large, green-yellow, good flavor. Keeping quality poor.	1687995	DFIC 163
28	DFIC 161	'Golden Celeste'	Ficus carica L.	Texas, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	01/29/1996						Info. from Christopher Stanford, 1/29/1996: Fruit small, sweet, good quality, exterior and interior yellow. Pedicels short. Plants prolific, tolerant to nematodes and cold.	1512572	DFIC 161
29	DFIC 162	'White Texas Everbearing'	Ficus carica L.	Texas, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED							Donor 2 (C. Stanford) sender Info: White Texas Everbearing is a mutation variety found in a fig orchard in south central Texas. Currently propagated at Aldrich Nursery (just south of San Antonio). Fig is medium to large size, with whitish-amber exterior, and amber interior. It is very sweet and has drop of resin at the entrance to the eye which makes it more impervious to mischievous insects and souring after a rain. It is very cold tolerant and the stems have survived 10 freeze nights.	1564203	DFIC 162
30	DFIC 155	California Brown Turkey	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1991	DONATED	03/08/1991						This is different than "Brown Turkey," which is really "English Brown Turkey."	1003661	DFIC 155
31	DFIC 156	Kalamata	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1991	DONATED	03/08/1991							1003683	DFIC 156
32	DFIC 157	Armenian	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1991	DONATED	03/08/1991						Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Huge yellow fruit, amber flesh. Spreading, does well in pots.	1003691	DFIC 157
33	DFIC 146	'Skardu Black'	Ficus carica L.	Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan	DAV	1989	COLLECTED	11/10/1988	Collected in Skardu, Baltistan, from the Dept. of Agriculture Nursery.	35.30000000, 75.63333333	2246	River valley in the mountains. Well-drained. Cultivated.			1515436	DFIC 146
34	DFIC 147	'Black Fig I'	Ficus carica L.	Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan	DAV	1989	COLLECTED	11/06/1988	Collected in Karimabad (Hunza), Gilgit, in the garden of the ex-Mir of Hunza.	36.33333333, 74.66666667	2315	River valley in the mountains. Silt soil, well-drained.	Wild material	Collector's note: large size black fig - matures in August.	1536697	DFIC 147
35	DFIC 140	Capri A	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988					Wild material		1003436	DFIC 140
36	DFIC 141	Capri B	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988					Wild material		1003444	DFIC 141
37	DFIC 142	Capri C	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988					Wild material		1003467	DFIC 142
38	DFIC 143	Capri D	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988					Wild material		1003477	DFIC 143
39	DFIC 144	'Black Madeira'	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988							1003499	DFIC 144
40	DFIC 145	Early Violet	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	01/15/1988							1003506	DFIC 145
41	DFIC 153	Castle Kennedy	Ficus carica L.	Scotland, United Kingdom	DAV	1988	COLLECTED							Reference: Condit, Hilgardia, Fig Varieties: A Monograph, Vol. 23, No. 11, February, 1955, p. 364. Similar to Brunswick. Very old cultivar - in Scotland since 1765 at Castle Kennedy.	1003625	DFIC 153
42	DFIC 139	Santa Cruz Light Or White	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	02/02/1987							1003409	DFIC 139
43	DFIC 117	Capri N	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986							1003024	DFIC 117
44	DFIC 118	Capri V	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, second fig tree (northernmost) in line of figs on east bank of Wahtoke Creek, immediately south of Friant-Kern Canal, Navelencia (Fresno County).				Wild material		1003049	DFIC 118
45	DFIC 119	Capri X	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, fourth fig tree (northernmost) in line of figs on east bank of Wahtoke Creek, immediately south of Friant-Kern Canal, Navelencia (Fresno County).				Wild material		1003059	DFIC 119
46	DFIC 120	Capri Y	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in Orosi district, fifth fig tree (northernnmost) in line of figs on east bank of Wahtoke Creek, immediately south of Friant-Kern Canal, Navelencia (Fresno County).				Wild material		1003081	DFIC 120
47	DFIC 121	Capri Z	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, in Tivy Valley (Fresno County), Avocado Lake County Park. White Adriatic orchard nearby, approx. 4 miles southeast.				Wild material		1003090	DFIC 121
48	DFIC 122	Capri W	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, third fig tree (northernmost) in line of figs on east bank of Wahtoke Creek, immediately south of Friant-Kern Canal, Navelencia (Fresno County).				Wild material		1003118	DFIC 122
49	DFIC 123	Capri O	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district and from the Butler ranch.				Wild material	This accession was the so-called "Butler #2" at the Butler ranch in California and was discovered ca. 1968. Coal-black fruit, one week later than any other capri. Essential if Smyrna crop is delayed.	1003129	DFIC 123
50	DFIC 124	Capri P	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, from east of the intersection of Avenue 394 at Road 172 in Stone Corral (Seville), Tulare County. On fenceline among olive trees beside Avenue.			On the edge of a former Smyrna orchard, has been used for decades.	Wild material	Similar to Milco, of first quality.	1003154	DFIC 124
51	DFIC 125	Capri R	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, on the south bank of Friant-Kern Canal, lone tree east of row containing Capri Q (DFIC 126), north of Avenue 194 at Road 172, Stone Corral, Tulare County.				Wild material		1003166	DFIC 125
52	DFIC 126	Capri Q	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, first in north-south row on fenceline, a few yards south of Friant-Kern Canal, Stone Corral, Tulare County.				Wild material		1003190	DFIC 126
53	DFIC 127	Capri S	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, in the middle of a triangular lot, downtown Seville, adjacent to AT & SF tracks, Tulare County.				Wild material	Late.	1003202	DFIC 127
54	DFIC 128	Capri T	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district, next to an abandoned green trailer, west side of Road 156, near Avenue 350, Ivanhoe.				Wild material	Info. from orginal collection site: dark fruited, early to midseason, probably a seedling.	1003225	DFIC 128
55	DFIC 129	Milco	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in the Orosi district.					The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 330, by Condit.	1003236	DFIC 129
56	DFIC 131	Maslyn Edible Variant	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in Orosi from the farm of Mr. Bob Butler.					From corrospondence to NCGR-Davis, 4/2/1986: There were at least a dozen different numbered selections of capri seedlings by Maslin, many of them since named. This cultivar is much like Maslin 150, but the mature fruits are palatable.	1003272	DFIC 131
57	DFIC 132	Roeding 4	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in Orosi from the farm of Mr. Bob Butler.					From corrospondence to NCGR-Davis, 4/2/1986: The Butler Ranch [Orosi, CA] is the only known source for this cultivar.	1003296	DFIC 132
58	DFIC 133	Roeding 3	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in Orosi from the farm of Mr. Bob Butler.					From corrospondence to NCGR-Davis, 4/2/1986: The Butler Ranch [Orosi, CA] is the only known source for this cultivar.	1003306	DFIC 133
59	DFIC 134	Stanford	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	02/1986	Collected in Orosi from the farm of Mr. Bob Butler.						1003333	DFIC 134
60	DFIC 111	Santa Cruz White	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/25/1986						Per R. Morgan, 2/18/1986: "Fruit smallish or medium-size, with thin green skin, very pale flesh, good distinctive flavor though not super sweet. Ripe in July (rarely with small fall crop as well). Tree not very large. Original tree was probably here [Soquel, CA] when my grandfather bought the place in 1920. I have only seen one other of this variety (also in Soquel), and I've long been curious what its name and origin might have been."	1002910	DFIC 111
61	DFIC 112	Rattlesnake Island	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/25/1986						Per R. Morgan, 2/16/1986: "Another unknown var., from Rattlesnake Island in Clear Lake, brought to Capitola in 1930 by Virgil Macy. Don't know fruit qualities."	1002938	DFIC 112
62	DFIC 113	Capitola Long	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/25/1986						Per R. Morgan, 2/16/1986: "Fruit is fairly large (to 97 grams), long and narrow, not splitting, with light brown skin, pink or reddish-amber flesh, good flavor. Fall ripening (but seems to want more heat than it gets here near the coast, so doesn't produce much of a crop before cold weather sets in). I only know of one tree."	1002948	DFIC 113
63	DFIC 114	Giant Amber	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/25/1986						Per R. Morgan, 2/16/1986: "Several trees in Capitola and Soquel. Fruit is very large (to 126 grams), rather flat-ended, with brown skin, lighter (amber flesh, excellent flavor, often splitting at end. Ripens in fall (here [Soquel, CA] at least)."	1002973	DFIC 114
64	DFIC 102	UCR 284-11	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/20/1986							1002737	DFIC 102
65	DFIC 92	Stanford	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1986	DONATED	02/04/1986							1002547	DFIC 92
66	DFIC 93	Roeding 2	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1986	DONATED	02/04/1986							1002558	DFIC 93
67	DFIC 94	UCR 66-31	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1986	DONATED	02/04/1986							1002584	DFIC 94
68	DFIC 1	Vernino	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 475, by Condit.	1000020	DFIC 1
69	DFIC 10	UCR 271-1	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000411	DFIC 10
70	DFIC 12	Mission	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 437, by Condit and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 61, 1903, p. 69, by Starnes. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Medium, black skin, reddish pulp. Used fresh and dried. Has strong fig flavor. Good at coast. Has both a breba and a second crop. Oldest California fig, originally from Spain. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 6, November 1978: Mission came to California from Spain. Tree reaches a larger size than most varieties. It produces both breba and second crops. Fruits of the breba crops are large, and many are shipped to the fresh market. Some breba figs are dried, but their shape relegates this fruit to manufactureing stock. Second-crop figs are much more numerous, smaller, and rounder. Fruits are marketed as whole figs, fig paste, and juice. Leafs out about 7 days after Adriatic. The breba crop matures before most other varieties, in mid-August to early September. Fruit splitting is minimal, and the eye is fairly tight, so fruit spoilage is seldom a problem.	1000484	DFIC 12
71	DFIC 14	UCR 276-49	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000550	DFIC 14
72	DFIC 15	DiRedo	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 5, November 1978: DiRedo is another selection originating from the University of California breeding program. It is as productive as Adraitic, bu t it has a smaller eye and thus fewer quality problems. The dried figs are similar to those of Adriatic, but the tree leafs out 10 to 12 days later. There is an off-type (low-yielding) DiRedo present in some DiRedo orchards. Care should be taken not to select wood for propagation from such trees.	1000580	DFIC 15
73	DFIC 16	Santa Cruz Dark	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000621	DFIC 16
74	DFIC 17	Brown Turkey	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 428, by Condit; in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 91, by Starnes and Monroe; in Fig Growing in the South, USDA, Handbook 196, p. 5, by Krezdorn and Adriance; in Fig Culture in California, Circular 77, 1933, p. 11, by Condit; and in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo, 1985, by Claude Sweet. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Medium-to-large, elongated fruit with brownish maroon skin. Large open eye. Fine-grained, sweet, juicy, firm, meaty flesh. Excellent for jams, canning, drying, or eating fresh. Vigorous, small tree. Prune severely. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 5, November 1978: A European variety, probably introduced into U.S. from England. It is not recommended for planting as a dried fig variety. Brown Turkey trees produce a few large breba figs that are utilized fresh. The second crop has medium to large fruits that are also shipped to the fresh market. The eye is fairly open and the fruit is subject to insect infestations and souring.	1000649	DFIC 17
75	DFIC 19	UCR 276-14	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000721	DFIC 19
76	DFIC 2	Panachee	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 400, by Condit and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 84, by Starnes and Monroe. Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Poor, insipid.	1000076	DFIC 2
77	DFIC 20	Excel	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DEVELOPED							Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Outstanding; sweet and very rich. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Medium, yellow skin, yellow pulp.	1000764	DFIC 20
78	DFIC 21	Tena	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sweet and slightly rich. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Light-green fruit with amber-to-pink flesh. Excellent fresh or dried. High quality, heavy-bearing under poor conditions or in pots. Unusual long, narrow, deeply divided leaves.	1000788	DFIC 21
79	DFIC 22	Mary Lane	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms by Todd Kennedy at the CRFG Scionwood Exchange of January 20th, 1990.	1000826	DFIC 22
80	DFIC 24	Deanna	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000885	DFIC 24
81	DFIC 25	UCR 278-128	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000910	DFIC 25
82	DFIC 26	Verte	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 408, by Condit. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Medium, green skin, red pulp. Tough skin. Birds avoid it. Does not crack, shrivels when ripe. Good on coast. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Small-to-medium, thin-skinned, greenish-yellow fruit with strawberry-red flesh. Fine flavor. Fairly tight eye. Excellent fresh or dried. Heavy bearing, rather dwarf tree does well in pots.	1000943	DFIC 26
83	DFIC 27	Beall	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Large, dark purplish-red flesh. Sweet rich flavor. Large open eye. Vigorous small tree. Prune severely.	1000962	DFIC 27
84	DFIC 28	UCR 309 B-1	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1001009	DFIC 28
85	DFIC 3	Marabout C.Smyrnay	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 357, by Condit.	1000118	DFIC 3
86	DFIC 30	Genoa	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 391, by Condit; and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 79, by Starnes and Monroe. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Green skin, pale rose pulp. Delicious flavor.	1001072	DFIC 30
87	DFIC 31	Alma	Ficus carica L.	Texas, United States	DAV	1982	DEVELOPED							Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sweet and slightly rich. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Medium size, light yellow fruit, sweet, amber flesh. Small seeds and eye. Good fresh or dried. Needs long summer, frost sensitive. Small tree.	1001093	DFIC 31
88	DFIC 32	Adriatic	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 406, by Condit; and in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo, 1985, by Claude Sweet. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Greenish yellow, red pulp, fine flavor. Medium open eye. Good fresh, jams, dried. Consistent producer. Large vigorous tree. Prune severly to force new growth. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 5, November 1978: Adriatic is probably of Italian origin, although it is popular in England, where it is known as Grosse Verte. It produces few breba-crop figs. The second crop is plentiful. Used primarily in the manufacture of fig paste. Leafs out 7 to 10 days earlier than other varieties, thus more subject to spring frost injury. Has capacity to initiate new growth and produce some crop in frost years. Harvesting starts in late August and continues into October, if the weather is favorable. The variety is subject to spoilage organisms.	1001139	DFIC 32
89	DFIC 33	Yellow Neches	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1001155	DFIC 33
90	DFIC 34	Brunswick	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 416, by Condit; and in Fig Growing in the South, USDA, Handbook 196, p. 5, by Krezdorn and Adriance. Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sweet and rich, but sours in rainy weather. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Large, brownish skin, reddish pulp. Coarse skin. Used mostly for preserves without the skin in Texas. Ripens too slowly on coast. Bland tasting. Poor on coast.	1001195	DFIC 34
91	DFIC 35	Orphan	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1001213	DFIC 35
92	DFIC 36	Zidi	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms by Todd Kennedy at the CRFG Scionwood Exchange of January 20th, 1990.	1001254	DFIC 36
93	DFIC 37	UCR 291-4	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1001271	DFIC 37
94	DFIC 4	UCR 291	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000172	DFIC 4
95	DFIC 5	Conadria	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sweet and rich, large figs. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Large, green-yellow skin, reddish pulp. Hybrid of White Adriatic and succulent Caprifig. Released in 1956. Produces excellent figs on coast. Most prolific every year. Skin cracks all over but does not split. Good either fresh or dried. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Medium-to-large fruit with a thin, light-green skin. Light-pink flesh has excellent, rich flavor. Productive, vigorous, disease-resistant, medium-sized tree. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 6, November 1978: Conadria was developed and released in 1956 by Ira Condit of the University of California. The breba fruits are large and can be used fresh or dried. Fruits of the second crop are numerous, medium sized, and have a relatively small eye. This variety is a heavy producer, and the fruits are utilized much like those of Adriatic. The tree also leafs out with Adriatic.	1000208	DFIC 5
96	DFIC 6	UCR 347-1	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000257	DFIC 6
97	DFIC 7	Archipel	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 414, by Condit.	1000288	DFIC 7
98	DFIC 8	UCR 228-20	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000336	DFIC 8
99	DFIC 9	Flanders	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982						Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Outstanding; sweet and very rich.	1000367	DFIC 9
100	DFIC 46	Trojano	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 405, by Condit.	1001529	DFIC 46
101	DFIC 47	Pastiliere	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 456, by Condit.	1001541	DFIC 47
102	DFIC 48	UCR 143-36	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001574	DFIC 48
103	DFIC 49	UCR 143-5	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001589	DFIC 49
104	DFIC 50	Conadria	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED							Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sweet and rich, large figs. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Large, green-yellow skin, reddish pulp. Hybrid of White Adriatic and succulent Caprifig. Released in 1956. Produces excellent figs on coast. Most prolific every year. Skin cracks all over but does not split. Good either fresh or dried. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Medium-to-large fruit with a thin, light-green skin. Light-pink flesh has excellent, rich flavor. Productive, vigorous, disease-resistant, medium-sized tree. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 6, November 1978: Conadria was developed and released in 1956 by Ira Condit of the University of California. The breba fruits are large and can be used fresh or dried. Fruits of the second crop are numerous, medium sized, and have a relatively small eye. This variety is a heavy producer, and the fruits are utilized much like those of Adriatic. The tree also leafs out with Adriatic.	1001625	DFIC 50
105	DFIC 51	Marabout	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 357, by Condit.	1001641	DFIC 51
106	DFIC 52	Ischia Green	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 408, by Condit; and in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo to Dan Parfitt, 1985, by Claude Sweet; and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 74, by Starnes and Monroe.	1001677	DFIC 52
107	DFIC 53	St. Jean	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 465, by Condit.	1001690	DFIC 53
108	DFIC 54	UCR 153-7	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001725	DFIC 54
109	DFIC 55	Bournabat	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001740	DFIC 55
110	DFIC 56	Verdal Longue	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 474, by Condit; and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Staion, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 91, by Starnes and Monroe.	1001771	DFIC 56
111	DFIC 57	Calimyrna	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, UC, Leaflet 21051, 1978, p. 5; and Fig Culture in California, Agricultural Experiment Station, Circular 77, 1933, p. 10, by	1001787	DFIC 57
112	DFIC 58	'Aked'	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001824	DFIC 58
113	DFIC 59	UCR 135-4S	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001840	DFIC 59
114	DFIC 60	UCR 152-4S	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001868	DFIC 60
115	DFIC 61	UCR 200-43	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001883	DFIC 61
116	DFIC 62	UCR 143-38	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001913	DFIC 62
117	DFIC 63	Violette de Bordeaux	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 424, by Condit.	1001928	DFIC 63
118	DFIC 64	UCR 160-50	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001959	DFIC 64
119	DFIC 65	UCR 143-28	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1001975	DFIC 65
120	DFIC 66	Kadota 1	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 376, by Condit; and in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo to Dan Parfitt, 1985, p. 4, by Claude Sweet.	1002006	DFIC 66
121	DFIC 67	Grosse Monstrueuse de Lipari	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1900								The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 398, by Condit. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Pale yellow-green fig with strawberry interior. Very sweet, juicy, intense fig flavor. Crunchy seeds. Medium-open eye. Pebbly rough leaves. Medium-to-large tree, does well near the coast.	1002022	DFIC 67
122	DFIC 68	UCR 187-25	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002050	DFIC 68
123	DFIC 69	Barnisotte	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 422, by Condit. Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Very good; sours in rainy weather.	1002064	DFIC 69
124	DFIC 70	Blanquette	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 372, by Condit.	1002093	DFIC 70
125	DFIC 71	UCR 171-59	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002109	DFIC 71
126	DFIC 73	Ischia White	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1900								The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 442, by Condit; and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 74, by Starnes and Monroe.	1002151	DFIC 73
127	DFIC 74	Col de Dame	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 387, by Condit; and in The Fig in Georgia, Georgia Experiment Station, Bull. 77, 1907, p. 66, by Starnes and Monroe.	1002178	DFIC 74
128	DFIC 75	Osborn Prolific	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1900								Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Medium, purplish skin, amber pulp. Poor on coast. Ripens too slowly, lacks flavor and sweetness. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Medium-to-large, thin-skinned, dark reddish-brown fruit. Medium-open eye. Very sweet, white-to-amber flesh. Ad apts to cool, short summers, coastal areas. Has poor production and less flavor in hot climates.	1002191	DFIC 75
129	DFIC 76	UCR 135-15S	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002219	DFIC 76
130	DFIC 77	Calvert	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 408, by Condit.	1002233	DFIC 77
131	DFIC 78	Karayaprak	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 349, by Condit.	1002257	DFIC 78
132	DFIC 79	San Pietro	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002275	DFIC 79
133	DFIC 80	Celeste	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 447, by Condit; and in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fuit' Memo, 1985, by Claude Sweet. Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Excellent; sweet and rich. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Small, bluish purple, reddish pulp. Drops when ripe. Most are canned in S. United States. Good on coast. Info. on this variety from Sanders, Figs in Containers, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No.6, December 1991: Plump, small-to-medium size fruit. Tightly closed eye. Beautiful light-violet to violet-brown skin. Sweet, firm, juicy white flesh resists spoilage. Excellent fresh or dried. Tangy aftertaste when fresh. Small tree.	1002302	DFIC 80
134	DFIC 81	Genoa White	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 391, by Condit. Info. on this variety from Watts, Figs in Coastal Southern California, Fruit Gardeners, California Rare Fruit Growers, Vol. 23, No. 6, December 1991: Large, green-yellow skin, reddish pulp. Good most years on coast. Used fresh or dried.	1002319	DFIC 81
135	DFIC 82	UCR 184-15	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002344	DFIC 82
136	DFIC 83	UCR 153-17	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002361	DFIC 83
137	DFIC 84	Dauphine	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Fig Varieties: Hilgardia, Vol. 23, No. 11, 1955, p. 365, by Condit.	1002386	DFIC 84
138	DFIC 85	King	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo to Dan Parfitt, 1985, p. 4, by Claude Sweet. Rating of this variety by fig grower, Mr. Ray Givan, in Pomona, Vol. XXIX, No. 1, Winter 1996: Awful; dry and tasteless. Info. from Commercial Dried Fig Production in California, University of California, Leaflet 21051, p. 6, November 1978: The King variety is raised commercially for shipment of the breba crop to fresh market outlets. It produces a prolific breba crop of large, green, thin-skinned fruits. The second crop requires caprification and often is not set or harvested under commercial conditions,	1002401	DFIC 85
139	DFIC 86	Hative de Argentile	Ficus carica L.		DAV	1900									1002428	DFIC 86
140	DFIC 87	Snowden	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002441	DFIC 87
141	DFIC 88	Pied de Boeuf	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002469	DFIC 88
142	DFIC 89	UCR 184-15s	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED								1002482	DFIC 89
143	DFIC 90	Ischia Black	Ficus carica L.	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED							The above UNVERIFIED accession names were cited as synonyms in Ortho Book 'Citrus and Subtropical Fruit' Memo to Dan Parfitt, 1985, p. 4, by Claude Sweet.	1002510	DFIC 90
144	DFIC 110	DFIC 110	Ficus hybr.	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/20/1986							1002900	DFIC 110
145	DFIC 23	DFIC 23	Ficus hybr.	California, United States	DAV	1982	DONATED	01/1982							1000850	DFIC 23
146	W6 57612	860376	Pisum sativum L.	Pafos, Cyprus	W6	2019	COLLECTED	05/06/2014	Agios Dimitrianos. Agios Dimitrianos	34.90181111, 32.54271944	551	Agricultural crop, roadside. Soil Texture: Clay-loam. Aspect: NW.	Wild material		2098609	W6 57612
147	WLP 861	ME2015-009	Celtis caucasica Willd.	Tbilisi, Georgia	NA	2015	COLLECTED	09/17/2015	Tbilisi administrative area: south of Tbilisi, near Okrokana village, close to the settlement referred to as Okrokana cottages.	41.68045000, 44.76588000	761	Roadside scrub with trees.	Wild material		1940410	WLP 861