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USDA Introduces a Multi-Year Plan to Strengthen U.S. Genebank Management of Plant Germplasm International Distributions
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released today the National Strategic Germplasm and Cultivar Collection Assessment and Utilization Plan in support of the Agricultural Research Service (ARS) U.S. National Plant Germplasm System’s (NPGS) mission
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WLP 1526
NA 83122
Platanus orientalis
L.
Armenia
NA
2016
COLLECTED
09/13/2015
Near Nerkin Hand village, Tsav River valley, near "Plane Grove" state sanctuary.
39.06250000, 46.23331000
670
1952407
WLP 1526
1
WLP 1489
2RG
Platanus orientalis
L.
Georgia
NA
2004
COLLECTED
11/29/2003
Caucasus, Tbilisi, Legwta-Khevi, Riv Gorge
41.76671000, 44.45526000
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1777478
WLP 1489
2
PI 479708 NA 36537
'Liberty'
Platanus
×
hispanica
Mill. ex Münchh.
District of Columbia, United States
NA
1974
DONATED
08/1983
Cultivar
Developed in 1968 and 1970 by Frank S. Santamour, Jr. (US National Arboretum), by crossing a
P. orientalis
of Turkish origin with
P. occidentalis
. Evaluated for 12 years for growth and landscape attributes in field and street plantings.
'Liberty'
, released in August 1984, is a vigorous, single-stemmed tree to 20m tall displaying a pyramidal shape when young. Leaves remotely 5-lobed. Fruit balls generally 1 or 2 per stalk, sessile with short distance between balls. Resistant to sycamore anthracnose disease and to trunk decay caused by wounds. Adaptable and tolerant of most soil and moisture conditions, including compacted or high pH soils.
1374644
PI 479708 NA 36537
3
PI 665173
ARM2009Legume142
Trifolium campestre
Schreb.
Armenia
S9
2009
COLLECTED
07/24/2009
Syunik Region near Nerkin Hand village, Site N 63
39.11555556, 46.51666667
Grows of Platanus orientalis
Wild material
1827411
PI 665173
4
PI 551157
JM-3644
Aegilops neglecta
Req. ex Bertol.
Thessalía, Greece
NSGC
1984
COLLECTED
07/06/1984
2km before Aghios Stephanos Monastery on road from Trikala Aghiatriada
39.68333333, 21.61666667
450
Plants growing in terraces and in open spaces in hills. Plants growing with 2 other Aegilops species, Platanus orientalis, Quercus cocifera.
Wild material
2n=42.
1446093
PI 551157