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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	HABITAT	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 596380	'Jemez'	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	New Mexico, United States	NC7	1992	COLLECTED	1939	Vicinity of Jemez Springs, Sandoval County	35.76792000, -106.69069500	1914	Commonly found along streams, hillsides, and mesas between 910-2100 meters elevation in southwestern woodlands and desert grassland of north and central Arizona & New Mexico.	Cultivar	Highly branched, spreading, deciduous shrub, grows to 12 feet. Suckers from base, branches interlace, forming dense thicket under favorable conditions. Leaves oblong and grayish-green. Bark smooth and light gray to brown. Flowers inconspicuous in dense sessile clusters March to April before new leaves. Fruit bluish-black, ripens between June and September and holds well, attractive to birds. 'Jemez' is a 1978 cooperative release by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service, the New Mexico State Highway Department, and the New Mexico and Colorado Agricultural Experiment Stations. 'Jemez' was developed by a direct increase of seed collected in the wild and used to produce plants at the SCS Albuquerque Nursery and at the Los Lunas New Mexico Plant Materials Center.	1082318	PI 596380
1	PI 495889	14B	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	Colorado, United States	NC7	1984	DONATED	09/25/1984					Wild material	Plants deciduous, 3 to 4.5m wide. Female plants with heavy fruit set. Male plants more upright in habit than females. Local name Desert olive.	1390825	PI 495889
2	PI 303300	V64-75	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	Utah, United States	NC7	1964	COLLECTED		Between Moab-Cesco, Utah and Route 128.		1244		Wild material	Shrub dense, layered.	1227917	PI 303300
3	NA 89272	TJK2023TX-001	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	Texas, United States	NA	2023	COLLECTED	05/25/2023	Glen Rose, Texas: intersection of Longhorn Drive and Parkview Drive, just south of Highway 67.	32.25080000, -97.73500000	213	Nice remnant savannah, native grasses with intact woody mottes. Incomplete residential development, but building appears to be commencing again. Slope: 2%. Aspect: Southwest. Elevation recorded as 699 feet.	Wild material	WLPGR contract collection.	2158255	NA 89272
4	W6 52126	NM018-49	Forestiera pubescens Nutt. var. pubescens	New Mexico, United States	W6	2017							Wild material		1947261	W6 52126
5	W6 46564	CP1-151	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	Utah, United States	W6	2013							Wild material		1913666	W6 46564
6	W6 42803	MSB231361	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	Texas, United States	W6	2011							Wild material		1895267	W6 42803
7	W6 40460	NM930N-8	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	New Mexico, United States	W6	2011							Wild material		1861221	W6 40460
8	W6 39606	LLPMC-3	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	New Mexico, United States	W6	2010							Wild material		1849481	W6 39606
9	Ames 29896	198798	Forestiera pubescens Nutt. var. pubescens	California, United States	NC7	2005	COLLECTED	07/28/2003	Great Basin, Inyo County. 2.9km east on Mazourka Canyon Road, off Highway 395. 4.2km on dirt road to south of Mazourka Canyon Road.	36.72806000, -118.15444000	1119	Riparian.	Wild material	Shrub 3.6 meters tall.	1674248	Ames 29896
10	Ames 27629	Separation from PI 596380	Forestiera pubescens Nutt.	New Mexico, United States	NC7	2004	COLLECTED	1939	Vicinity of Jemez Springs, Sandoval County.	35.76380500, -106.69148200	1914	Commonly found along streams, hillsides, and mesas between 910-2100 meters elevation in southwestern woodlands and desert grassland of north and central Arizona & New Mexico.	Cultivar	Columnar clone selected from PI 596380 for its narrow, upright growth habit. After 10 years of growth in cultivation (central Iowa), this clone measured 3.90 m in height with a 2.10 m spread.	1667210	Ames 27629
11	NA 88809	TJK2023LA/TX-009	Ilex decidua Walter	Texas, United States	NA	2023	COLLECTED	11/27/2023	Southbound Highway 281, west side of road, approximately 13 miles south of Highway 290 and 1 mile north of RR [rural route] 473 East.	30.01610000, -98.40610000	407	Roadside, brushy fencerow. Slope: 10%. Aspect: East-northeast. Elevation: 1336 feet.	Wild material		2159192	NA 88809
12	NA 87353	TJK2022TX-001	Frangula caroliniana (Walter) A. Gray	Texas, United States	NA	2023	COLLECTED	11/29/2022	Kendall County: Kendalia: Old Blanco Road, about 0.7 miles north of intersection with Crabapple Creek, 2.3 miles from FM 474 at Kendalia.	29.99990000, -98.51500000	480	Rural roadside, collected between fence and road, east side of road.	Wild material		2141644	NA 87353
13	NA 87354	TJK2022TX-002	Ptelea trifoliata L.	Texas, United States	NA	2023	COLLECTED	11/29/2022	Blanco County: Little Blanco Road, upper slope off Little Blanco River; 330 feet west of Highway 281.	30.00140000, -98.40650000	390	Shaded streamside slope between road and Little Blanco River.	Wild material		2141645	NA 87354
14	NA 87358	TJK2022TX-006	Dermatophyllum secundiflorum (Ortega) Gandhi & Reveal	Texas, United States	NA	2023	COLLECTED	12/03/2022	Kendall County: Tapatio Springs, Deep Hollow Road/Tapatio East, approximately 1.83 miles from Highway 46.	29.76810000, -98.82110000	581	High elevation ridgetop.	Wild material		2141649	NA 87358
15	W6 58335	CA930A-895	Lepidium fremontii S. Watson	California, United States	W6	2020							Wild material	Associated species: Bromus rubens currently accepted name is B. madritensis ssp. rubens	2109898	W6 58335
16	W6 55785	CA930A-735	Atriplex canescens (Pursh) Nutt. var. canescens	California, United States	W6	2018							Wild material	Atriplex canescens var. canescens	1970496	W6 55785
17	Ames 34288	NM018-05	Rhus aromatica Aiton var. trilobata (Nutt.) A. Gray	New Mexico, United States	NC7	2017	COLLECTED	07/02/2015	Lower Taos Canyon just north of Taos Junction Bridge approximately 7.0 miles west, southwest of Ranchos De Taos	36.33861000, -105.72727000	1897		Wild material		1947002	Ames 34288
18	WLP 2189	210362	Juniperus ashei J. Buchholz	Texas, United States	NA	2011	COLLECTED	11/11/2003	Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center, behind administration building.	30.18630000, -97.87280000	244	Gently rolling terrain Oak-juniper savanna. Limestone geology.	Wild material		1895300	WLP 2189