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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 69836596N-364Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. MongoliaNC7FIELD1997COLLECTED09/07/199621 km north of Dund-Us and 24 km northwest of Har-Us Nuur, about 1 km from the abandoned crop research center to the northwest, Hovd Aymag.48.17583333, 91.758055561232Desert steppe. Site is a fenced irrigated area being used for forage and vegetable production and is surrounded by trees to the west.Wild material1544342PI 698365
1PI 69836696S-39Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. MongoliaNC7FLOWER1997COLLECTED08/26/1996Tahilt (Tsogto Suma), Bayantoorai Bag, experimental farm area 10 km north of the bag, Govi-Altay Aymag.44.99722222, 96.813888891215Desert steppe. Crops are being grown under irrigation. Slope of 3%, aspect S.Wild materialLow piedmont site with brown fine sandy soils. 1544343PI 698366
2PI 708080BDN 60-59Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. Nebraska, United StatesNC71991DONATED08/08/1991Wild materialSeeds received from Herman Gorz upon retirement. The taxonomic name was confirmed by George Stevenson.1081403PI 708080
3PI 708081BDN 223Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. Nebraska, United StatesNC7FIELD1991DONATED08/08/1991Wild materialSeeds received from Herman Gorz upon retirement. The original source is not known.1081404PI 708081
4PI 315718BN-8062-59Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. SpainNC71966COLLECTEDHorto Botanica, Madrid, Spain40.43333333, -3.70000000Reproduced at National Plant Materials Center.1235497PI 315718
5PI 595395'GOLDEN ANNUAL'Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. Iowa, United StatesNC7FIELD1961DEVELOPED1934CultivarAn annual variety with a growth form similar to the variety Hubam. Annual is dominant to biennial in crosses.1031874PI 595395
6PI 593408'REDFIELD'Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. South Dakota, United StatesNC71961DEVELOPED1937CultivarLate maturing, developed in South Dakota for use on the northern Great Plains. Said to be susceptible to disease organisms which occur in the humid sections of the United States.1031871PI 593408
7PI 89598A-33Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. ChinaNC7FIELD1930COLLECTED09/15/1930Tangshan.Wild materialFrom plants up to 4' high. Yellow flowers which appear to be more abundant and perhaps a little larger than the one from which seed was collected in the Summer Palace grounds; the seed ripens fully three weeks later.1124123PI 89598
8PI 61320BDN 60-48Melilotus suaveolens Ledeb. JapanNC7FIELD1924DONATED07/15/1924Wild materialA Siberian sweet clover introduced for cultural and comparison tests. Seeds presented by K. Matsushima, through W. S. Field, San Francisco, CA.1112045PI 61320
9PI 40937Redfield YellowMelilotus suaveolens Ledeb. Jilin Sheng, ChinaNC7GREENHOUSE1915COLLECTED07/08/1915Changchun, Manchuria is the base location information that the latitude and longitude are calculated from.43.91666667, 125.41666667Wild materialThe source of the cultivar Redfield.1105057PI 40937
10PI 595329X910020Melilotus officinalis (L.) Lam. Xinjiang Uygur Zizhiqu, ChinaNC7STIPULE1992COLLECTED08/26/1991Along field margin. Zamin Village, Shufu County, 18 km W of Kashgar, Xinjiang, Peoples of Republic of China.39.38333333, 75.850000001300Wild materialSmall plants, 0.5 m tall, yellow flowered, fine stemmed. David Brenner observed that this accession is unusual for being an annual M. officinalis, It could be M. suaveolens, a species that is known to have annual plants.1081538PI 595329