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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 304195SL 64Prunus mahaleb L. FranceDAV1994DONATED02/11/1965Type = Cherry1228382PI 304195
1PI 304202SL 66Prunus mahaleb L. FranceDAV1994DONATED02/12/1965Type = Cherry1228383PI 304202
2PI 193702Glenn Dale #2Prunus mahaleb L. Washington, United StatesDAVFRUIT1985DONATED01/09/1985Type = Cherry. Seedling of PI 134246, a tree growing at the U.S. Plant Intoduction Garden, Glenn Dale, Maryland.1637877PI 193702
3PI 440619Pru #26Prunus mahaleb L. Former, Soviet UnionDAVFRUIT1978COLLECTED07/24/1977Rocky area, Victory Collective Farm 80 km E of Stavropol270Type = Cherry. Plant 0.7 to 3m tall. Drupes present. Grazed. Received as basionym, Cerasus mahaleb. Perennial. Woody. Wild. Seed.1335555PI 440619
4PI 194098DPRU 419Prunus mahaleb L. Former, Soviet UnionDAV1939COLLECTED1939Wild materialType = Cherry. From "Comparison of Mazzard, Mahaleb and Hybrid Rootstocks for `Montmorency' Cherry (Prunus cerasus L.)" by M.N. Westwood, A.N. Roberts, H.O. Bjornstad: P. mahaleb untolerant of poorly drained soils, recommended for light soils instead; tart cherries generally perform well on rootstock; restant to bacterial canker; observed ease of vegetative propagation by layerage; induces good growth and high yield.1563969PI 194098
5DPRU 2236DPRU 2236Prunus mahaleb L. United KingdomDAV1998COLLECTEDWild materialType= cherry; looks like mahaleb 1564775DPRU 2236
6DPRU 2321B96-3Prunus mahaleb L. BulgariaDAVFRUIT1996COLLECTED07/01/1996Loc 005. Albena. On trail from Institute for Wheat and Sunflower guest house (Albena) to beach.43.37666667, 28.08500000200SE exposureWild materialType = cherry1531628DPRU 2321
7DPRU 2322B96-19Prunus mahaleb L. BulgariaDAV1996COLLECTED07/02/1996Loc 007. 5 km east of Balchic on road to Dobrich.43.42361111, 28.11027778600NW exposure, sandy soil. Much wild mint. Some wild plum, Vicia, Lathyrus.Wild materialType = cherry1531629DPRU 2322
8DPRU 2323B96-20Prunus mahaleb L. BulgariaDAV1996COLLECTED07/02/1996Site 006. N of Institute for Wheat and Sunflower station, Dobroudja, 300 m W of road to Gen. Toshevo from Institute for Wheat and Sunflower border.43.65611111, 28.03000000900Legum production field, rich soil, north exposure.Wild materialType = cherry1531630DPRU 2323
9DPRU 2324B96-21Prunus mahaleb L. BulgariaDAVFRUIT1996COLLECTED07/02/1996Site 006. N of Institute for Wheat and Sunflower, Dobroudja. 20 m. W of road to Gen Toshevo.43.65611111, 28.03000000900Border of legume production field, north exposure.Wild materialType = cherry1531631DPRU 2324
10DPRU 1622USSR 90-09-03Prunus mahaleb L. Former, Soviet UnionDAV1990COLLECTED07/1990Wild materialType = Cherry.1015111DPRU 1622
11DPRU 1557DPRU 1557Prunus mahaleb L. TurkeyDAV1990COLLECTEDWild materialType = Cherry1014663DPRU 1557
12DPRU 713Glenn Dale #4Prunus mahaleb L. Washington, United StatesDAVFRUIT1900DONATEDBreeding materialType = Cherry. Mahaleb rootstock sources.1008282DPRU 713
13PI 699611'MxM 60'Prunus hybr.GEN2010DONATED06/07/2010P. mahaleb × P. avium. Very vigorous, adptability as on Mahaleb, good compatibility, resistant to Phytophthora cambivora and Phytophthora megasperma, narrow crotch angle, more precocious than seedling, good productivity. Description from: Quero-Garcia J, Iezzoni A, Pulawska J, Lang GA (2017) Cherries: Botany, Production and Uses. CABI 1841705PI 699611
14DPRU 113Belle MagnifiquePrunus ×gondouinii (Poit. & Turpin) Rehder New York, United StatesDAVFRUIT1983DONATED1983CultivarType = Cherry. Per The American Culturist (see citation): "Quite large, roundish, inclining to heart-shaped; color a fine rich red, portions of the surface often a lighter hue; stalk slender, nearly two inches long, cavity large; flavor rather mild for this class, fine, but not of the highest quality. One of the best late varieties, ripening about midsummer. Productive. Growth resembles that of the May Duke in form. French." Per The Fruit Garden (see citation): "A magnificent, large, red, late cherry; excellent for cooking, and fine for table when fully ripe, rather acid, tender, juicy, rich; tree is a slow grower, but a most profuse bearer; makes a fine dwarf or a pyramid on the mahaleb. Last of July. French." Low pollen viablity considered male sterile.1002956DPRU 113
15PI 665769ALB-2011-078Pyrus spinosa Forssk. Tepelene, AlbaniaCOR2011COLLECTED09/22/2011Village of Lekdush40.23023000, 19.96202000980Small village in mountains SW of Tepelene. Terraced agricultural slopes, mostly small pastures separated by hedgerows of Cornus mas, Prunus mahaleb, blackberry, oak, pear.Wild material1891931PI 665769
16PI 657118KAZ 96 09-01P-2Malus hybr. KazakhstanGENFRUIT1996COLLECTED09/15/1996Talasky Alatau. Located in "Reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected on north slope of deep canyon, near river bed.42.31638889, 70.373888891010Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunus mahaleb.Uncertain improvement statusSampled 8-14 fruits from 10 trees.  Flesh flavor is subacid.  Scab is absent, leaf miner.  Insect damage. -- One fully domesticated parent intentified using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array. Parent is Reinette_Simirenko.1694096PI 657118
17PI 657119KAZ 96 09-01P-2Malus domestica (Suckow) Borkh. KazakhstanGENFRUIT1996COLLECTED09/15/1996Talasky Alatau. Located in "Reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected on north slope of deep canyon, near river bed.42.31638889, 70.373888891010Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunus mahaleb.Uncertain improvement statusSampled 8-14 fruits from 10 trees.  Flesh flavor is subacid.  Scab is absent, leaf miner.  Insect damage. -- Identified as fully domestic using 20K Illumina Infinium apple SNP array. Parentage is Reinette_de_Hollande and Reinette_Simirenko1694097PI 657119
18PI 657120KAZ 96 09-01P-4Malus sieversii (Ledeb.) M. Roem. KazakhstanGEN1996COLLECTED09/15/1996Talasky Alatau. Located in "Reserve" Aksu Jabagli. Collected on north slope of deep canyon, near river bed.42.32833333, 70.368888891010Soil: fine, stoney. Incline 5%, north, open. Rainfall 320mm. Dominant tree sp: Malus; Assoc.-Prunus mahaleb.Wild materialSampled 8-14 fruits from 10 trees. Flesh flavor is acid. Over color is 65% red. Scab is absent, egg shaped. 1694101PI 657120