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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 689934	'FLA-1-Dihaploid'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material	Pollen reduced in amount and low viabilty. Considered male sterile	1943261	PI 689934
1	PI 689935	D,59-135	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943262	PI 689935
2	PI 689936	11,5-61	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943263	PI 689936
3	PI 689938	'Jay Haven'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943265	PI 689938
4	PI 689939	'Peak'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943266	PI 689939
5	PI 689940	'Tufts'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943267	PI 689940
6	PI 689941	9,1-26F	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943268	PI 689941
7	PI 689942	Sherman,86-28a	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943269	PI 689942
8	PI 689943	'Oro-A'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943270	PI 689943
9	PI 689944	'Aqua,12-11'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943271	PI 689944
10	PI 689945	'Late Spanish Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943272	PI 689945
11	PI 689947	'Kakamas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943274	PI 689947
12	PI 689948	'Wolvomade'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943275	PI 689948
13	PI 689949	'Professor Black'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943276	PI 689949
14	PI 689950	'Duplessis'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943277	PI 689950
15	PI 689951	NJC,133	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943278	PI 689951
16	PI 689952	NJC,142	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943279	PI 689952
17	PI 689953	NJC,83	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943280	PI 689953
18	PI 689954	Tx,86604	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943281	PI 689954
19	PI 689955	Tx,86606	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943282	PI 689955
20	PI 689956	'Topaz'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943283	PI 689956
21	PI 689957	'Wiser'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943284	PI 689957
22	PI 689958	'Andora'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943285	PI 689958
23	PI 689959	'Yakima Hale'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943286	PI 689959
24	PI 689960	'Redcap'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943287	PI 689960
25	PI 689961	'Regina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943288	PI 689961
26	PI 689962	'Coronet'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943289	PI 689962
27	PI 689963	'Mardigras'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943290	PI 689963
28	PI 689964	Red Cal	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Cal Red’ is a late ripening yellow freestone peach developed by the University of California, Davis. It is one of the finest flavored late peaches. Juicy with a well-balanced rich flavor . 800 hours chill required	1943291	PI 689964
29	PI 689965	'Eagle Beak Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943292	PI 689965
30	PI 689966	'Fogel'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943293	PI 689966
31	PI 689968	'Dr Davis Nectarine'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943295	PI 689968
32	PI 689969	88, 9-40	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Breeding material		1943296	PI 689969
33	PI 689970	'Maria Serena'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2015							Cultivar		1943297	PI 689970
34	PI 689972	'Shanghai'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar		1943313	PI 689972
35	PI 689973	'Fantasia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Type = Peach. USDA, Fresno, 1969. (Gold King X sdlg. of Red King). Yellow freestone with bright red blush. Quality very good; low chill requirement. Widely available. CC/AM Maturity Date:July 24 to August 10 Chilling Hours:500 or fewer USDA Zone:4-9 Popular, large, yellow freestone. Early harvest fruit is firm-ripe and tangy, later harvest is sweet with rich flavor: high scoring in taste tests. Late July/early August in Central CA. 500 hours or less. Self-fruitful.	1943314	PI 689973
36	PI 689974	'Amsden'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Amsden was at one time a favorite early peach, but is now grown only in a few western states. The variety was added to the fruit list of the American Pomological Society in 1877, but was dropped in 1891.It grew from a seed planted in 1868 by L. C. Amsden, Carthage, Missouri. Tree vigorous, productive; glands globose. Fruit very early, of medium size, round, slightly compressed; suture broad, shallow, extending beyond the depressed apex; skin greenish-white, nearly covered with light and dark red or purple in the sun; flesh greenish-white throughout, tender, juicy, sweet, vinous; quality good; stone small, nearly free when mature.	1943315	PI 689974
37	PI 689978	'Frost'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar		1943319	PI 689978
38	PI 689979	'Ernie's Choice'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Originated in New Brunswick by L.F. Hough and C.H. Bailey, New Jersey Agr. Expt. Sta.; distributed for testing in 1973 by E. Christ as NJ 275; introduced in 1990 by J.C. Goffreda, A.M. Voordeckers, and J.L. Frecon. Parentage unknown. Fruit: large; globose to ovate-round; attractive 65% mottled red blush on a bright-yellow ground color; flesh yellow, firm, melting, freestone. Ripens 10 days after Redhaven, 21 days before Rio Oso Gem. Flowers large, showy, light pink, small calyx cup; blooms 3 days before Redhaven; leaf glands glo-bose. Leaves and fruit similar to Redhaven in bacterial spot susceptibility. Tree: vigorous; spreading; productive.	1943320	PI 689979
39	PI 689980	'Old Mixon Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Seedling of 'Old Mixon Cling' introduced about 1800. An old-fashioned, American white-fleshed variety. Medium peach, greenish or yellowish white. Wickson says of its flesh: tender, excellent, juicy, rich. Rather unproductive.	1943321	PI 689980
40	PI 689981	'Paradise'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: An outstandingly sweet, low-acid peach whose flavor remains memorable for long alter eating. Ranks with Nectar, Pallas, and Fei Tao as the great varieties for those who do not tolerate tartness in peaches, Skin white with pink blush, flesh also white, a little red surrounding the pit. Like all low-acid white peaches, remarkably juicy, which flavor suggests its name, 'Paradise'. Not to be missed by any fancier of sweet peaches. A seedling from the town of Paradise, Butte County, California, in the 1940s. Mid August. 600 hrs chill required. Fowler Nurseries' selection. Similar to Hakuto.	1943322	PI 689981
41	PI 689982	'Hermosa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: For several years past, this peach was propagated in Southern California under the name 'El Dulce'. One of the most consistent bearers among peaches for Southern California, and of immense productivity anywhere. Fruits are slightly elongated, white, nearly covered with characteristic deep red. Flesh white, freestone, very sweet, low acid. A hybrid of 'J H Hale' x 'Babcock' from the former peach breeding program at U.C. Riverside campus. Highly valued in southern counties where late season peaches of any kind are rare; performs excellently also in low-chill areas of San Francisco Bay and Central Coast. Mid August. 350 chill hours required.	1943323	PI 689982
42	PI 689983	'Delight'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar		1943324	PI 689983
43	PI 689985	'Kreibich'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar		1943326	PI 689985
44	PI 689986	'Q-1-8'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar		1943327	PI 689986
45	PI 689988	'Oriole'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2014							Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: A former commercial peach of New Jersey, from the Rutgers breeding program in 1925. Notably bud hardy during winter and worthy of trial in Michigan and Midwest locations. Fruits pale yellow with little red blush. Flesh yellow, much red around pit, dense, juicy, fairly high in acid, sweet. Early August ripening in Morgan Hill, California. 1000 hours chill required.	1943358	PI 689988
46	PI 673797	Y422-259PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	2013	DONATED	02/13/2013					Breeding material		1910686	PI 673797
47	PI 673798	Y426-371	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Washington, United States	DAV	2013	DONATED	02/13/2013					Breeding material		1910687	PI 673798
48	PI 673799	Y431-413PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Washington, United States	DAV	2013	DONATED	02/13/2013					Breeding material		1910688	PI 673799
49	PI 673842	11N07	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2013	DEVELOPED						Breeding material	nectarine peento genetic High SS (Ramming)	1921348	PI 673842
50	PI 673801	P 35- 40	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913468	PI 673801
51	PI 673802	P 52- 61	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913484	PI 673802
52	PI 673803	P 61- 30	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913469	PI 673803
53	PI 673804	P 97- 14	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913485	PI 673804
54	PI 673805	Y137- 58 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913470	PI 673805
55	PI 673806	Y142- 92 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913471	PI 673806
56	PI 673807	Y302- 80	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913472	PI 673807
57	PI 673808	Y313-170 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913473	PI 673808
58	PI 673809	Y313-189	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913474	PI 673809
59	PI 673810	Y314-124 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913486	PI 673810
60	PI 673811	Y316-246 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913487	PI 673811
61	PI 673812	Y317 - 30	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913475	PI 673812
62	PI 673813	Y317- 40	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913476	PI 673813
63	PI 673814	Y318- 19	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913477	PI 673814
64	PI 673815	Y321- 55 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913488	PI 673815
65	PI 673816	Y416-106 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913489	PI 673816
66	PI 673817	Y418-301	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913490	PI 673817
67	PI 673818	Y418-355	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913491	PI 673818
68	PI 673819	Y418-372	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913492	PI 673819
69	PI 673820	Y419-157 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913478	PI 673820
70	PI 673821	Y419-394	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913493	PI 673821
71	PI 673822	Y421-152	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913494	PI 673822
72	PI 673823	Y421-167	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913479	PI 673823
73	PI 673824	Y423- 88	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913480	PI 673824
74	PI 673825	Y423-189	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913481	PI 673825
75	PI 673826	Y423-404	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913482	PI 673826
76	PI 673827	Y425-238	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913483	PI 673827
77	PI 673828	Y426-116	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913495	PI 673828
78	PI 673829	Y427- 15	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913496	PI 673829
79	PI 673830	Y427-106	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913497	PI 673830
80	PI 673831	Y427-115	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913498	PI 673831
81	PI 673832	Y427-207	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913499	PI 673832
82	PI 673833	Y428-104	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913500	PI 673833
83	PI 673834	Y429- 17	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913501	PI 673834
84	PI 673835	Y433-122	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913502	PI 673835
85	PI 673836	Y433-278	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913503	PI 673836
86	PI 673837	Y434- 40	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913504	PI 673837
87	PI 673838	Y435-250 PF	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2012	DONATED	12/26/2012					Breeding material		1913505	PI 673838
88	PI 673773	'Fairtime'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Fairtime’ peach is an older variety. A yellow, freestone that matures very late - usually in the beginning of September in Morgani Hill, California. Fruits are often very large with only a little red blush. Flesh is melting and juicy with a very good flavor. One of the best tasting peaches for its time slot. 300-400 hours chill required.	1903434	PI 673773
89	PI 673774	Red Haven	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903435	PI 673774
90	PI 673775	Dixie Red	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903436	PI 673775
91	PI 673776	Fayette	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903437	PI 673776
92	PI 673777	Sunlite	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903438	PI 673777
93	PI 673778	Fairlane	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903439	PI 673778
94	PI 673779	J.H. Hale	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903440	PI 673779
95	PI 673780	Cardinal	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903441	PI 673780
96	PI 673781	Flavortop	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903442	PI 673781
97	PI 673782	Nectared 6	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903443	PI 673782
98	PI 673783	Flavorcrest	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903444	PI 673783
99	PI 673784	Morton	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903445	PI 673784
100	PI 673785	Flamekist	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903446	PI 673785
101	PI 673786	Early Red	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903447	PI 673786
102	PI 673787	Cresthaven	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903448	PI 673787
103	PI 673788	Florida Prince	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar		1903449	PI 673788
104	PI 673789	Elberta	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2012							Cultivar	600 hours chill	1903451	PI 673789
105	PI 673839	'Vazhuri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			local cultivar	Cultivar		1878632	PI 673839
106	PI 673840	'Uspekh'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Saguramo, Mtskheta district			local cultivar	Cultivar	This may be the same accession as PI 689992 (DPRU 3354)	1878633	PI 673840
107	PI 673793	'Shaki'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV	2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795496	PI 673793
108	PI 673794	'Huli Shaftalli'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV	2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795497	PI 673794
109	PI 673795	'Shaki'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Azerbaijan	DAV	2008	DONATED						Uncertain improvement status		1795498	PI 673795
110	PI 673749	Rochester	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	10/12/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1713001	PI 673749
111	PI 673790	'Khidistavi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experiment Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: Pink peel, white flesh, very high aroma, selected in early 20th century in the village of Khidistavi. Told that it doesn't hold up well in drought.	1713141	PI 673790
112	PI 673791	'Krimchak'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experimental Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: From Ukraine. Bred by N. Riabov. Hard, good for transport, low aroma. One of most popular in Georgia.	1713142	PI 673791
113	PI 673800	'Vazhuri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2006	COLLECTED	09/22/2006	Skra Experiment Station, Kartli	41.99150000, 44.02160000	620		Cultivar	Collecter's note: Red striped peach with white flesh. Firm and ships well. An old variety from intentional cross in 1930s, at least 1 parent is local Georgian cv.	1713143	PI 673800
114	PI 673747	PS3-65	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	03/08/2006					Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Per Donor: "Double pink pillar from Chinese pillar."	1712910	PI 673747
115	PI 673748	P 105-94-78	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	03/08/2006					Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Per Donor: "Double pink"	1712911	PI 673748
116	PI 673734	Santa Barbara	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: The ‘Santa Barbara’ peach is an old-style ‘Elberta’ type peach, with soft melting texture, and juicy, tasty, aromatic flesh. Much improved over ‘Elberta’, and great for canning, pies, etc. 300 hours chill required.	1712772	PI 673734
117	PI 673735	Red Top	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Beautiful and large, yellow freestone with an attractive red blush, often with many “sugar specks”. It ripens early and is the first of the fine yellow peaches; recommended for canning and freezing. 750 hours chill required.	1712773	PI 673735
118	PI 673736	Clayton	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Popular peach at farm stands in the Carolinas. Excellent, old-fashioned peach flavor.	1712776	PI 673736
119	PI 673737	Early Muir	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712777	PI 673737
120	PI 673738	Sierra Blanca	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A very high quality, white freestone peach. Eexcellent flavor balance of sweetness and acidity. One of the best late white peaches . 800 hours chill required.	1712778	PI 673738
121	PI 673739	Early White	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712782	PI 673739
122	PI 673740	Angelus	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A very large, beautiful golden peach that’s similar to the old ‘Elberta’ but with some improvements. ‘Elberta’ often has a smack of astringency and bruise quite easily. ‘Angelus’ has great flavor with less astringency than ‘Elberta’, and ‘Angelus’ can be treeripened with minimal bruising. It’s a very versatile variety that can be canned, frozen, dried or eaten fresh.	1712783	PI 673740
123	PI 673741	Dixon Cling	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Originated in Linden, Calif., by F.A. Dixon, Canners League of California, San Francisco in 1956. Orange Cling x Australian Muir; sibling of Dixon 2; cross made in 1933; tested as Dix 6-6. Fruit: flesh yellow, turning red if overripe; flavor superior to conventional canning clingstone varieties; season extra early, filling the gap between Fortuna and Cortez; indistinguishable from Dixon 2. Tree: very high yields; indistinguishable from Dixon 2. No longer commercially planted. Per Andy Mariani: This is probably the most flavorful cling and is often purchased by [his] customers who simply like eating it fresh out-of-hand. It has the firm cling-type texture but is also very juicy. Skin is blushed red, and there’s a little red around the stone; it is also an excellent canner. 800 hours chill @ 2000' a consistant producer. Classic canning cling.	1712785	PI 673741
124	PI 673742	Phil's Twin	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712786	PI 673742
125	PI 673743	Summer Grand	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712789	PI 673743
126	PI 673744	Summerkand	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1712841	PI 673744
127	PI 673745	Mericrest	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Mericrest is an older variety of nectarine developed in New Hampshire. Although bred to withstand chilly winters, the fruit is quite flavorful and grows well in California. Very small, yellow nectarine with a dark red blush. Flesh is melting and tasty.	1712843	PI 673745
128	PI 673746	White Rose	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	2006	DONATED	01/15/2006					Cultivar	Type = Peach. An older Anderson intro. 1955. Flesh white, juicy, excellent for dessert. Fair to good cropper in mild winter areas. Smith Nursery,	1712845	PI 673746
129	PI 673712	'Cynthia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	10/13/2005						Per Donor: "It is a seedling that sprouted where seeds and other wastes from J.H. Hale peaches were buried [at the residence of Mr. Delfino's parents in Castro Valley, California] . . . The Cynthia Peach is a yellow, semi-cling with J.H. Hale-like fruit. It ripens approximately one week later than J.H. Hale. Due to the moderately warm summers in Castro Valley, the J.H. Hale tended to produce marginally satisfactory fruit. The Cynthia Peach has consistently produced good-tasting fruit [under these same conditions]."	1684622	PI 673712
130	PI 673731	Samarkand Nectarine	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	10/10/2005						Type = Peach Per Andy Mariani: 'Samarkand' is a first-generation seedling derived directly from a seed brought over from Uzbekistan in 1991. Several generations later, a cross of the strain with similar traits and a California low-acid nectarine resulted in the 'Samarkand Gold.' Unlike 'Samarkand' and similar varieties like 'Silk Road' and 'Maria's Gold' with small, round, golden-colored freestone fruits with a slightly acidic flavor, 'Samarkand Gold' is larger, oblong, semi-cling, with pale yellow fruits that are super sweet with very high Brix levels. Both of the Samarkands require a fair amount of winter chill, at least a couple hundred more hours than 'Ruby Sweet.'	1689916	PI 673731
131	PI 673732	NJ Pillar OP R23 T62	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	05/05/2002					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Breeder's line from R. Scorza	1689941	PI 673732
132	PI 673710	'Belle of Georgia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	09/08/2005						Type = Peach. 800-850 chill hours. Per Andy Mariani: Seedling of 'Hill's Chili'. Medium to large, white skinned, freestone fruit overlaid with a rich crimson blush. Tender, juicy, sweet, high quality, white flesh. Flavor resembles George IV. Ripens from mid to late August in Santa Clara, California. Bred for hardiness and productivity; withstands winter temperaturess to -20 degrees F. Developed in Glenwood, Iowa by S. A. Beach in 1920.	1684760	PI 673710
133	PI 673711	'Peacot'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	09/08/2005					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Not a peach/apricot hybrid but a peach variety introduced by Armstrong Nurseries. Late season, yellow-freestone, with an unusual flavor profile reminiscent of apricots. 650-700 hours chill required.	1684767	PI 673711
134	PI 689933	'Gower'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2005	DONATED	09/08/2005						Type = Peach.	1684644	PI 689933
135	PI 673697	3 Star Daily News	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	08/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1684624	PI 673697
136	PI 673698	'Dymond'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	England, United Kingdom	DAV	2004	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Stone-free fruit, white flesh, green-yellow skin; late ripening.	1684625	PI 673698
137	PI 673700	'Stribling Giant Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	08/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684629	PI 673700
138	PI 673705	'Pallas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	08/15/2004						Type = Peach.	1684634	PI 673705
139	PI 673699	Red Baron	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Free Stone, Mid-season ripening. 250-400 Chill hours. US Patent #4195	1684627	PI 673699
140	PI 673701	C.O. Smith	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684630	PI 673701
141	PI 673702	Champagne	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach. U.S. Patent 4865	1684631	PI 673702
142	PI 673703	'Galaxy'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Bred by David Ramming and colleagues of the USDA's ARS Postharvest Quality and Genetics Research Unit in Parlier, California in 1994. An improved form of the white saucer or donut peach. Excellent aroma and flavor, delicate texture. Sweet, juicy flesh. Large size.	1684632	PI 673703
143	PI 673704	'Hale Early'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1684633	PI 673704
144	PI 673706	'Rio Oso Gem'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: This is a very old variety and a peach with character; not cosmetically perfect, with goitered sutures and an occasional huge bulging wart, but many older folks remember and love this old favorite, warts and all. It was the first freestone peach recognized to possess firm, non-browning flesh, suitable for freezing and having what has been termed a distinctive “orange” flavor. An old favorite among many peach lovers. up to 800 hours chill required.	1684635	PI 673706
145	PI 673707	'Suncrest'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: The‘Suncrest’ peach was made famous by David (Mas) Matsumoto’s book, “Epitaph for a Peach”, where he refers to it as the last of the truly juicy peaches. It’s an old-fashioned yellow freestone which has a fine flavor, and juicy texture when ripe. It’s excellent for all uses. It’s a great canner, but sometimes it’s not a perfect freestone until it is fully ripe. 500 hours chill required.	1684637	PI 673707
146	PI 673708	'Carolina Belle'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2004						Type = Peach. Freestone w/ white flesh. 750 chill hours.	1684641	PI 673708
147	PI 673709	'Winblo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2004	DONATED	07/15/2005						Per Andy Mariani: An old eastern peach grown in the Carolinas. Juicy, melting flesh with excellent flavor, but tends to soften quickly. Old-fashioned peach flavor. Freestone w/ yellow flesh. 850 chill hours required. Cold hardy.	1684642	PI 673709
148	PI 673713	Fei Cheng Hong Li #6	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science				Wild material	Type = Peach	1689854	PI 673713
149	PI 673714	Okayama #11	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Wild material	OP seed taken from cultivar with following desription; fruit 195g, oblate, green white ground color, white flesh, soft, med. juicy, med. quality, cling, pollen sterile, 14.3% SS. ripe 8/20, 136 Fruit Development Period. Titratable Acidity 0.34. This seed parent was originally from Japan. Seedling DPRU 2651.1 was found to form no pollen.	1689855	PI 673714
150	PI 673715	Wan Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from named cultivar "Wan Pan Tao" in the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Academy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou, Henan. Wan PanTao is from Jiangsu and its description is as follows; Ripe 8/7, 124 Fruit Development Period, 143g, flat shape, white flesh soft, high juice, very sweet, cling, self sterile, 12% SS, Titratable acidity 0.25.	1689856	PI 673715
151	PI 673716	Lian Huang	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from cultivar "Lian Huang" growing at the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Acadamy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou. This cultivar is originally from Liaoning, and is described as follows; ripe 7/23, 110 Fruit Development Period, 154g, oblate, yellow flesh, very firm, medium juice, medium sweet, medium quality, cling, canning, 11.3% SS, Titratable acidity 0.49	1689858	PI 673716
152	PI 673717	Qui Xiang Mi	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivated material	OP seed derived from the cultivar Qui Xiang Mi growing at the Peach Repository @ Zhengzhou Fruit Res. Inst. Chinese Acadamy of Agri. Sci., Zhengzhou. Qui Xiang Mi is originally from Jiangsu and is described as follows; Ripe 8/10, 128 Fruit Development period, 87.2g, oblate, white flesh, medium firm, high juice, very sweet, cling 16.6% SS, titratable acidity 0.34	1689859	PI 673717
153	PI 673719	12-28	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Peach Repository at Zhengzhou Fruit Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science.				Cultivar		1689861	PI 673719
154	PI 673720	DPRU 2657	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Street tree						1689862	PI 673720
155	PI 673721	Wild Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/15/2000	Collected along side of road on way to Mutianya, site of great wall (7km from Bo Hall)			Slopes of mountain	Wild material	Type = Peach	1689863	PI 673721
156	PI 673722	White Peach Great Wall	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/18/2000	Mutiyana, scenic area of Great Wall.				Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689864	PI 673722
157	PI 673723	White Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/19/2000	Beijing Airport				Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689865	PI 673723
158	PI 673724	Green Pan Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED	08/18/2000	Beijing Airport					Type = Peach	1689866	PI 673724
159	PI 673725	Xiong Yue	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2004	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689867	PI 673725
160	PI 673726	Venus	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Italy	DAV	2004	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1689886	PI 673726
161	PI 690286	Sermabujs	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Armenia	DAV	2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003					Wild material	Type = Peach.	1644787	PI 690286
162	PI 690287	Zafrani Yereva	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Armenia	DAV	2003	COLLECTED	NEAR 03/26/2003					Wild material	Type = Peach.	1644788	PI 690287
163	PI 673679	'White English'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2003	DONATED	02/27/2003					Cultivar		1644957	PI 673679
164	PI 673733	NJ Pillar OP R23 T45	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	2002	DONATED	05/05/2002					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Breeder's line from R. Scorza.	1689942	PI 673733
165	PI 673796	'Spring Honey'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Taiwan	DAV	2002	DONATED						Cultivar		1635531	PI 673796
166	PI 673727	I.S. 5/21	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2002							Wild material	Type = Peach	1689911	PI 673727
167	PI 673729	'Okinawa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2002								Type = Peach	1689914	PI 673729
168	PI 673730	'Tropic Beauty'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	2002								Type = Peach	1689915	PI 673730
169	PI 673693	#60	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ukraine	DAV	2001	COLLECTED	09/2000	City of Kremenchuk			Fruit/seed collected in Kremenchuk market by Dr. Charles Simon during collection trip to Ukraine, September 2000.	Wild material	Type = Peach	1635981	PI 673693
170	PI 673680	'Hong Chi Zhi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED	02/26/2001					Cultivar	Type = peach	1649913	PI 673680
171	PI 689991	'Yu Hua Lu'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED	01/28/2000	Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614178	PI 689991
172	PI 690288	'Lian Huang'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614183	PI 690288
173	PI 690302	'Shou Xing Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type= dwarf peach	1614176	PI 690302
174	PI 690303	'Xue Xiang Lu'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED	01/28/2000	Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1614177	PI 690303
175	PI 690304	'Shang Hai Shui Mi (Chinese Cling)'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	This accesion is identical replacement for Q 42759 (DPRU 3384)	1614186	PI 690304
176	PI 690305	'Wan Pan Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2001	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	This accession is identical replacement to Q 42755	1614187	PI 690305
177	PI 673681	'Kinnauri'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	2001	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649918	PI 673681
178	PI 673683	'IC 20841'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	2001	DONATED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1649943	PI 673683
179	PI 673769	IC 20840	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	2001	DONATED						Cultivar		1614138	PI 673769
180	PI 673678	Jing Yu	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2001	COLLECTED	08/14/2000	Brought fruit at wholesale market in Zhengzhou.				Cultivated material	Type = Peach. This seed was received at NCGR, Davis directly from Byrne. Apparently PGQO in Beltsville, MD, received seed of this accession also on 29 Aug 2000. Description of seed parent of this OP seed is as follows; Peach freestone, white flesh, sliced at pit, 20% light red blush, very firm, low juice, low acid, crunchy flesh. 10.5% SS to 12.5% SS 3.0' dia. Bland, ovate, sl. suture.	1638825	PI 673678
181	PI 673685	'81-11-58'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED	08/29/2000					Cultivar		1649945	PI 673685
182	PI 673695	Feng Bao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2000	COLLECTED	08/13/2000	Zhengzhou			Bought fruit from peddler on bicycle on street in Zhengzhou.	Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Seed collected from fruit puchased from street peddler in Zhengzhou. Seed parent fruit desription is as follows; Clear white flesh, pale pink blush, free stone, about 1 pound each, firm to very firm, low acid, med sugar 3.8" dia, melting, low juice, 12.5% SS. Round fruit, sl cleft suture.	1607798	PI 673695
183	PI 673696	'Yan Hong'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	2000	COLLECTED	08/14/2000	Zhengzhou			Bought fruit at wholesale market in Zhengzhou	Cultivated material	Seed collected from fruit bought at Zhengzhou wholesale market. Description of seed parent fruit is as follows; white peach, clingstone, melting, round 3.1-3.25" diameter, juicy, 50% red blush, low acid, 10% SS, green ground color, bland, smooth suture, red only at pit, seeds white.	1607800	PI 673696
184	PI 673767	'124 Pantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607780	PI 673767
185	PI 673768	'93-1-52 Pantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607782	PI 673768
186	PI 673770	'Shenzhou Baimi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607792	PI 673770
187	PI 673771	'Xuancheng Tiantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	this accession is absent of pollen. Considered pollen sterile.	1607775	PI 673771
188	PI 673772	'Xia Hui #1'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar		1607784	PI 673772
189	PI 689990	'Chang Lui Nectarine'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type=peach	1607786	PI 689990
190	PI 690297	'Zao Feng'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type=peach	1607763	PI 690297
191	PI 690298	'Hong Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar		1607764	PI 690298
192	PI 690299	'Da Lian 12-28'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED		Chinese Academy of Agricultural Science Zhengzhou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Zhengzhou, Henan, 450009				Cultivar	Type=Peach	1607772	PI 690299
193	PI 690300	'Qiu Xiang Mi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	Type=Peach	1607773	PI 690300
194	PI 690301	'Tianjin Huangrou'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	2000	DONATED						Cultivar	type=peach	1607777	PI 690301
195	PI 673688	'Sanguine de Chateauneuf'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	France	DAV	2000	DONATED	01/11/2000					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649949	PI 673688
196	PI 673689	'Sanguine Tardif de Chanas'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	France	DAV	2000	DONATED	01/11/2000					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649950	PI 673689
197	PI 673728	DPRU 2693	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1999	DONATED	12/20/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1689912	PI 673728
198	PI 673675	DPRU 2496	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	1999	COLLECTED		City of Zhengzhou				Wild material	Type = Peach. Small, dark colored pits, weeping, with dark red flowers. 900 chilling units. Small fruit (25g). Fruit development period = 141 days.	1637759	PI 673675
199	PI 673676	DPRU 2497	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	1999	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach. Resistant to Nematodes per L. Wang (collector).	1637769	PI 673676
200	PI 673677	DPRU 2498	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Henan Sheng, China	DAV	1999	COLLECTED		City of Zhengzhou				Wild material	Type = Peach. Small pits, 900 chilling units, 240 FDP, fruit weight = 100g, 30% blush, brix=16%, round, cling. Very suseptible to powery mildew.	1637771	PI 673677
201	PI 673690	DPRU 2548	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	1999	DONATED	04/06/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649951	PI 673690
202	PI 673669	'Huangnianhe'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1999							Wild material	Type = Peach	1631549	PI 673669
203	PI 673670	'Long 124'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1999							Wild material	Type = Peach	1631550	PI 673670
204	PI 673682	'Xiantao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Maryland, United States	DAV	1999	DONATED						Cultivar		1649919	PI 673682
205	PI 673691	'Pingbaizi'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1999							Cultivar		1649952	PI 673691
206	PI 690294	'SAHUAHONG PANTAO'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar	type=peach	1580591	PI 690294
207	PI 690295	'ZAOSHUNUANGGAN (SP?)'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar		1580595	PI 690295
208	PI 690296	'ZHAOLUPAN TAO'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1999	DONATED	02/1999					Cultivar	Type=peach	1580596	PI 690296
209	PI 673668	'IC 2090214'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	1999	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1631535	PI 673668
210	PI 673686	'Nic 19398'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	1999	DONATED	02/04/1999					Breeding material	Type = Peach	1649946	PI 673686
211	PI 673687	'Ic 209015'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	India	DAV	1999	DONATED	02/04/1999					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1649947	PI 673687
212	PI 673556	7010419	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Accession received originally on 01/22/93, but it was unsuccessfully established.	1015932	PI 673556
213	PI 673560	'6910058'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Accession received originally on 3/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established.	1564215	PI 673560
214	PI 673561	'Sulina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach.	1564218	PI 673561
215	PI 673575	'Cascata 562'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = peach. Accession received originally on 03/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established. Q 24452 Origin Brazil From NGRL Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office Type Peach	1564248	PI 673575
216	PI 673635	'7410070'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565002	PI 673635
217	PI 673636	'Andromeda'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565003	PI 673636
218	PI 673637	'710'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status	Collected from Nepal.	1565004	PI 673637
219	PI 673638	'1-108'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565005	PI 673638
220	PI 673639	'1-125'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Nepal	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565006	PI 673639
221	PI 673640	'V-68101'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Considered a germplasm source for resistance to Leucostoma canker disease. Used in HRIO peach breeding program to incorporate genes for greater resistance to this disease. Fruit small, poorly colored, soft and of no commercial value.	1565007	PI 673640
222	PI 673641	'Xin Dai Jiu Bao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Zhejiang Sheng, China	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565008	PI 673641
223	PI 673642	'Kou Ho'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	China	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565009	PI 673642
224	PI 673644	'B081017021'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Weeping seedling peach.	1565011	PI 673644
225	PI 673645	'Adriatica'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1565446	PI 673645
226	PI 673646	'Keris #2'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Pakistan	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	From 1988 USDA/ARS sponsored Biogeographic Survey and Collection of Temperate Fruit and Nut Species in Pakistan.	1564999	PI 673646
227	PI 673647	'Keris #4'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Pakistan	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	From 1998 USDA/ARS sponsored Biogeographic Survey and Collection of Temperate Fruit and Nut Species in Pakistan.	1565001	PI 673647
228	PI 673667	'Pamirski'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Russian Federation	DAV	1998	DONATED						Cultivar		1559394	PI 673667
229	PI 673684	'Danmo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	China	DAV	1998	DONATED	01/08/1998					Cultivated material	Type = peach	1649944	PI 673684
230	PI 690293	'HUAGUANG'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1998	DONATED	01/08/1998	Zhengshou pomology Institute of China, Zhengshou Fruit Tree Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Zhengzhou 6335741				Cultivar		1559573	PI 690293
231	PI 673671	'Kawanakajima Hakutou'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Japan	DAV	1997	DONATED						Cultivated material	Type = Peach. Seedling DPRU 2466.17 was found be absent of pollen (male sterile)	1631601	PI 673671
232	PI 673631	'leaf curl resistant peach'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV	1997	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Peach is resistant to leaf curl.	1564757	PI 673631
233	PI 673632	'Sha Zi Zao Sheng'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1564760	PI 673632
234	PI 673634	'Ta Qiao Yi Hao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1997	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1564759	PI 673634
235	PI 673651	'Vivid'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579213	PI 673651
236	PI 673652	'Vinegold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579216	PI 673652
237	PI 673653	'Sdlg Red Haven type'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579217	PI 673653
238	PI 673654	'Vulcan'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579221	PI 673654
239	PI 673655	'Albatros'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	South Africa	DAV	1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1579240	PI 673655
240	PI 673656	'Harblaze'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579244	PI 673656
241	PI 673657	'Federica'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579245	PI 673657
242	PI 673658	'Silver Gold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	British Columbia, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579246	PI 673658
243	PI 673659	'Orion'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	South Africa	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579248	PI 673659
244	PI 673660	'Zin Dai Jiu Bao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579250	PI 673660
245	PI 673661	'Harrow Diamond'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579251	PI 673661
246	PI 673662	'Evergreen'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579252	PI 673662
247	PI 673663	'Somervee'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Ontario, Canada	DAV	1997	DONATED	03/20/1997					Cultivar		1579256	PI 673663
248	PI 673665	Contender X E.Lady No. 051	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1539079	PI 673665
249	PI 673666	Contender X E. Lady No. 068	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1997	DONATED						Cultivar		1539080	PI 673666
250	PI 673583	'Aneheim'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564433	PI 673583
251	PI 673584	'Baby Crawford'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Baby Crawford (a.k.a. Phil Adrian): Escalon, California. Reputed to be one of the richest flavored yellow freestones. Flavor and aroma are intense, distinctive. Tree healthy and productive. (Mariani) Type = peach	1564434	PI 673584
252	PI 673585	'Boston Red'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564436	PI 673585
253	PI 673586	'Carman'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A true heirloom, passed down from one generation of peach farmer to another. Oblate, white fruits are heavy with juice like sugar syrup, relleved by discreet acidity, flesh that melts away in the mouth, leaving only "luscious" as an adequate description. Once counted as an early peach, it ripens closer to today's midseason. Could be the favorite white peach of middle and South peach growers a century ago. Still vigorous and productive. Mid July 700 hours.	1564437	PI 673586
254	PI 673587	'Cumberland'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: Magnificent white peach from Rutgers, ca. 1914. 'Belle of Georgia' x 'Greensboro', combining the high flavor of the latter with the productivity and color of the former. High fuzz. Flesh resembling Belle, light textured, soft and juicy, red around the pit. Recommended for Eastern locations where Belle is not reliable. Mid July. 750 hours.	1564438	PI 673587
255	PI 673588	'Demeur'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564439	PI 673588
256	PI 673589	'Duke of York'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: Awesome flavor but small. First-rate peach resembling Peregrine. Early midseason. Pale yellow freestone. Soft, sweet, a little subacid.	1564440	PI 673589
257	PI 673590	'Early Charlotte'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564441	PI 673590
258	PI 673591	'Gold Dust'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: ‘Gold Dust’ is a high quality early peach. A yellow- fleshed, freestone with blushed, golden skin. Superb, old-fashioned peach flavor. 550 hours chill required.	1564443	PI 673591
259	PI 673592	'Halloween'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1565493	PI 673592
260	PI 673593	'Independence'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564445	PI 673593
261	PI 673594	'Indian Blood Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564446	PI 673594
262	PI 673595	'Indian Blood Free'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564447	PI 673595
263	PI 673597	'Kalamazoo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564448	PI 673597
264	PI 673598	'Katrina'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564449	PI 673598
265	PI 673599	'Last Chance'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivated material	As the name suggests, 'Last Chance' peach is one of the latest really good peaches of the season. Remarkable quality for such a late ripening peach and is similar to Elberta-type peaches that ripen earlier in the season. Freestone.	1564450	PI 673599
266	PI 673600	'Late Rose'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564451	PI 673600
267	PI 673601	'Le Grand'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Origin. Anderson, Le Grand, Calif., 1942. (J.H. Hale X Quetta) Yellow, firm clingstone, the first of the famous "Grand" nectarine cultivars.	1564452	PI 673601
268	PI 673602	'Lola Queen'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564453	PI 673602
269	PI 673603	'Lord Napier'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564454	PI 673603
270	PI 673604	'Mayflower'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivated material	Per Todd Kennedy: 'Mayflower', for many years, was America's earliest commercial peach. 'Mayflowe'r is valuable in California for its high eating quality, greater than any peach found in the supermarket in the same season, and elsewhere it remains the best early peach that can be grown. A century ago every fruit fancier knew this peach: large pale fruits with white semicling flesh, extravagantly juicy, but ripening all at once, as a commercial grower would like. Flavor rich among early peaches, high in sugar, but perishable. Probably from North Carolina, was also grown in France and Italy as the first peach of the season. Late blooming, avoids frost damage. Begin June. 750 chill hours required.	1565402	PI 673604
271	PI 673605	'Meadowlark'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564456	PI 673605
272	PI 673606	'Mountain Rose'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: "Pre-eminent among white-fleshed, freestone peaches for fruits of high quality and handsome appearance, which are further distinguished by a distinct and delicious flavor - a sort of scented sweetness" wrote Hedrick in 1922. Skin white with many red and rose-pink highlights, flesh pink and white, delicate, red surrounding the pit, exceptionally juicy and rather low in acid. Arose in the orchard of a Dr. Marvin in Morristown, New Jersey, 1851. An outstanding peach for the first half of August, before White Hale and Belle of Georgia. Thin the fruits well because the trees are very productive. Ripens early August in Morgan Hill, Ca. 750 chill hours required.	1564457	PI 673606
273	PI 673607	'Noire Blanche'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564459	PI 673607
274	PI 673608	'Orange Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564460	PI 673608
275	PI 673609	'Panamint'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Type = peach Medium-sized, attractive red-skinned yellow freestone. An old, heirloom nectarine. Aromatic and intensely flavored. Very red around the pit. Excellent for dessert when tree-ripened. Freestone . 250 hours chill required	1564461	PI 673609
276	PI 673610	'Peento'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1558815	PI 673610
277	PI 673611	'Platycarpa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564462	PI 673611
278	PI 673612	'Polly'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Seedling of 'Hill's Chili'. Medium to large, white skinned, freestone fruit overlaid with a rich crimson blush. Tender, juicy, sweet, high quality, white flesh. Flavor resembles George IV. Ripens from mid to late Augustin Morgani Hill, California. Bred for hardiness and productivity; withstands winter temperaturess to -20 degrees F. Developed in Glenwood, Iowa by S. A. Beach in 1920.	1564463	PI 673612
279	PI 673613	'Raritan Rose'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Large, round, freestone fruit is bright red over very light creamy white background. White flesh is melting, tender, juicy and aromatic with rich honeysweet flavor. Extremely high quality. Excellent early white peach for the roadside trade and for freezing. Tree is very vigorous, strong and productive with hardy blossom buds. Ripens 22 days before Elberta. Requires 950 hours of chilling. Developed by the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station.	1564464	PI 673613
280	PI 673614	'Redwing'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivated material	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564465	PI 673614
281	PI 673615	'Ribet'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564466	PI 673615
282	PI 673616	'Robin'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564467	PI 673616
283	PI 673617	'Sanguine Tardive'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Todd Kennedy: Red-fleshed "blood" peaches have been known to fruit growers for centuries. One of the richest sources for red peaches is the Midi of France, where local red varieties are legion and unique selections have been maintained for a century or more by nurserymen. This, the late blood peach, is latest and darkest of the dozens found in the Midi. The raspberry flavor associated with the anthocyanin pigment is characteristic of the highest-colored blood peaches and very marked in this selection. Beet-red under the skin, somewhat paler around the pit; sugars and acids less noticeable than the raspberry flavor. Mid-September ripening in Morgan Hill, California. 800 hours chill required.	1552568	PI 673617
284	PI 673618	'Saturn'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Origin. Ontario, CA by H.C. Swim, 1955. An ornamental/fruiting variety for mild winter areas. Yellow-fleshed, freestone fruit.	1564468	PI 673618
285	PI 673619	'Silver Lode'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Low chill, white-fleshed nectarine. 1951 Early maturity. Greenish white flesh is rich, flavorful.	1564469	PI 673619
286	PI 673620	'Silver Logan'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A superb white peach that often grows to enormous size. A real stunner; beautiful creamy white and blushed crimson, and it’s as good to eat as it is to look at. It has a melting texture and a luscious well-balanced flavor, with an almost intoxicating honey-like aroma. 850 - 900 hours chill required.	1564470	PI 673620
287	PI 673621	'Slappy'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564471	PI 673621
288	PI 673622	'Springtime'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Origin Ontario, CA by H.C. Swim, 1953. Resembles Robin, one of its parents. Flesh white, semi-freestone. Very good flavor for mild winter climates, early ripening. Smith Nursery, L.E. Cooke Nursery.	1564472	PI 673622
289	PI 673623	'Strawberry Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564473	PI 673623
290	PI 673624	'Tejon'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564474	PI 673624
291	PI 673625	'Terzarola Col Pizzo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564475	PI 673625
292	PI 673626	'Tuskena (Tuscan Cling)'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Tuskena ,(Tuscan Cling): Very old variety reputed to have some resistance to peach leaf curl. From Mississippi prior to 1873. Cling version of the old Crawford-type peaches.. (from Mariani and Hedrick) Tree large,open, vigorous, healthy, productive. Fruit early, large,round-oval: suture distinct; apex round, depressed: cavity deep, abrupt: skin yellow with a dark red cheek; flesh yellow, red at pit, firm sweet but vinous, rich; quality very good to best; stone large, clinging.	1564476	PI 673626
293	PI 673627	'Ventura'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564477	PI 673627
294	PI 673628	'White Hale'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: A hybrid of JH Hale and Belle of Georgia, having a denser, meatier white flesh than Belle, and lower acid than Hale, all in a large to very large white, red speckled fruit. By many. it is preferred to Belle as more interesting with an acidity that relieves sweetness. Easier to grow than Hale, self-fertile, longer season and not as perishable as Belle. Late August ripening in Morgan Hill, California. 800 hrs chill required.	1565494	PI 673628
295	PI 673629	'White Heath Cling'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1996	DONATED	05/01/1996					Cultivar	No passport information given. From Todd Kennedy which were establised at the repository. Added to accession and inventory dbase Nov. 96 per NM. Type = peach	1564479	PI 673629
296	PI 673562	'7130785'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565064	PI 673562
297	PI 673563	'6910167'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565549	PI 673563
298	PI 673564	'7310674'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564228	PI 673564
299	PI 673565	'6820018'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565550	PI 673565
300	PI 673566	'6820040'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564231	PI 673566
301	PI 673567	'Villa Ada'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564236	PI 673567
302	PI 673568	'Villa Adriana'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565427	PI 673568
303	PI 673569	'Flaminia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564239	PI 673569
304	PI 673570	'Croce Del Sud'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach. Accession received originally on 03/12/96, but it was unsuccessfully established. Q 24363 Origin Italy From NGRL Plant Germplasm Quarantine Office Type Peach	1564241	PI 673570
305	PI 673571	'Aurelia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564242	PI 673571
306	PI 673572	'Emilia'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1565531	PI 673572
307	PI 673573	'BR-2'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564244	PI 673573
308	PI 673574	'Cascata 500'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = peach	1564247	PI 673574
309	PI 673576	'Conserva 458'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1564249	PI 673576
310	PI 673577	'HB 6-24'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Romania	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1564252	PI 673577
311	PI 673578	'HB 1-10'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Romania	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1565408	PI 673578
312	PI 673579	'Cascata'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1564262	PI 673579
313	PI 673580	'Tebana'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Uncertain improvement status	Type = Peach	1564263	PI 673580
314	PI 673581	'Bai Mang Pen Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1996	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1564269	PI 673581
315	PI 673559	'Yinqing Tao'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	West Virginia, United States	DAV	1995	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = peach	1536759	PI 673559
316	PI 673558	'Criollo'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Guatemala	DAV	1994	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1016113	PI 673558
317	PI 673557	'Cascata 519'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1993	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach	1015948	PI 673557
318	PI 673548	'Golden Heath'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Maryland, United States	DAV	1990	COLLECTED	09/01/1945					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per NCGR, Davis file notes: on IR-2 tree removal list - added to collection per CAC recommendation	1014714	PI 673548
319	PI 673549	'Rogany Goy'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Russian Federation	DAV	1990	COLLECTED	12/18/1935					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per NCGR, Davis file notes: on 1989 IR-2 tree removal list - added to the collection per CAC recommondation; good resistance to peach leaf curl; ref. Scorza 1992 FVJ; Tetranychus urticae (two spotted spider mites) rated three on scale of 1-5 for resistance (Meagher and Warner FVJ 46(2) 108-111 1992).	1014724	PI 673549
320	PI 673550	'Marigold'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1990	DEVELOPED	1925					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Okie (see citation): "flower large; medium-high cropping efficiency; 950 hr tree chilling requirement; reniform glands; pubescent skin; flesh yellow, red at pit; fruit medium size, round-oval, tender, melting, very good eating quality; groud color light yellow; semi-cling; thin skin peels easily; too soft for commericial use." Per NCGR, Davis file notes: on IR-2 1989 tree removal list. Per Brooks and Olmo (see citation): "ripens early, with Arp and 1 mo. before Elberta; difficult to pick because of strong attachment and softening at maturity."	1014737	PI 673550
321	PI 673551	'Prarie Schooner'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Illinois, United States	DAV	1990	DEVELOPED	1933					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Brooks and Olmo, Okie (see citations): "medium cropping efficiency; 950 hr. tree chilling requirement; reniform glands; light yellow flesh; fruit large, oval, medium firmness, good eating quality; light yellow ground color; semi-cling; moderate susceptibility to bacterial spot."	1014743	PI 673551
322	PI 406693	'Lola'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Former, Soviet Union	DAV	1990	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Due to source assumed to be high chilling and cold hardy.	1306410	PI 406693
323	PI 296108	'Golden Queen Improved'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Zealand	DAV	1990	DONATED	02/27/1964					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1224147	PI 296108
324	PI 673531	Gilgalo	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	08/28/1988	Chitral district, NWFP province, about 30km southeast of Drosh; bought from boys at roadside - trees said to be 1/2 hr walk from site of purchase; general topography = mountains	35.38333333, 71.70000000	1785		Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Harvest date Aug. 28; fruit rounded; ground color green-cream to green-yellow; no blush; flesh white-cream; good eating quality; free stone, bitter, very small."	1014004	PI 673531
325	PI 673532	880291	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	08/31/1988	Kuchu and Mogh, Chitral district, NWFP province, northwest of Chitral; bought from two different boys along the road; general topography = river valley in mountains	35.98333333, 71.48333333	2000		Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Fruit 10g, slightly oblate; skin green-cream, red striped blush; flesh white-greenish; low skin cracking; intermediate texture; medium firmness; good eating quality; seed 1.6-1.8g, ovoid, freestone; fruit not quite ripe at time of collection; fruit from two or more different trees - seeds mixed; very sweet - good flavor in both types; several spllit sutures in smaller fruit."	1014023	PI 673532
326	PI 673533	880329	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	09/10/1988	Booni, Chitral district, NWFP province, 80km northwest of Chitral; collected from small farm in Booni; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 72.25000000	2000	Good drainage; surrounded by cultivated fruit trees	Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Harvest date Sept. 20; fruit 41g, rounded; very pubescent skin; no skin blush; little skin cracking; seed 4.2g, ovoid, freestonhe; used fresh locally; fruit not quite ripe at time of collection; green skin and flesh - probably turns to cream skin and cream or white flesh."	1014040	PI 673533
327	PI 673534	880330	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	09/10/1988	Booni, Chitral, NWFP province, 80km northeast of Chitral; collected from small farm in Booni; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 72.25000000	2000	Full sun exposure; terraced slope; silt soil; good drainage; surrounded by cultivated fruit trees	Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Harvest date Sept. 20; fruit 63g; pubescent skin; no blush; little skin cracking; seed 5g, ovoid, freestone; used fresh locally; not ripe at time of collection - skin and flesh green, but will probably turn to cream skin and cream or white flesh."	1014041	PI 673534
328	PI 673535	880332	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	09/10/1988	Chitral, Chitral district, NWFP province; bought from Chitral market - said to have been grown in Guram Chasma (about 25km northwest of Chitral); general topograpy is river valley in mountains	36.03333333, 71.60000000	2250		Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thomspon: "Harvest date Sept. 12; fruit 38g, oblate, skin green-cram, moderately pubescent, none to red trace blush; flesh white-greenish; very low skin cracking; moderately soft; intermediate texture; good eating quality; seed 2.5g, rounded, freestone; used fresh locally; high aroma, sweet good flavour; some fruits really ripe at time of collection, but most not quite fully ripe."	1014057	PI 673535
329	PI 673536	Chutar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	09/17/1988	Biarchi, Gilgit district, northwest of Giligit; bought from roadside market; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.08333333, 74.13333333	1700		Wild material	Type= Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Fruit rounded, small; skin cream, little pubescence, part red blush; flesh white, firm, intermediate texture, poor eating quality; skin cracking very low; seed clingstone; used fresh locally."	1014058	PI 673536
330	PI 673537	Chutar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	09/27/1988	Chatorkhand, Gilgit district; collected from farm of Pir Syed Karam Alishah in Ishkoman valley; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.45000000, 73.86666667	2123	Full sun exposure; 10 degree slope; silt soil; medium drainage; surrounded by deciduous fruit trees in orchard	Wild material	Type = Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Harvest date Sept. 20; fruit 60g, slightly oblate; skin cream-yellow, slightly pubescent, no blush, very low cracking; flesh white, firm, intermediate texture, medium eating quality; clingstone; used fresh locally; said to be seed propagated and fairly true-to-type."	1014070	PI 673537
331	PI 673538	Chugdar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	1988	Found in Gulmit, Hunza in the Gilgit district on the south side of Marco Polo Inn (owned by Raja Bahadur Khan)	36.40000000, 74.86666667	2492	Full sun exposure; 0 degree slope; silt soil; moderate stoniness; associated vegetation = other deciduous fruit trees	Wild material	Type= Peach. Per the collection observation notes of Maxine Thompson: "Seeds from same tree as scions #880551. Mr Khan said his grandfather brought this plant (as seed?) from Kashmir. Fruit is semi-cling, with orange-yellow flesh, medium size, with little fuzz. Very good flavor, more acid than others in North Pakistan. Sweet and Juicy. Tree 4-5m tall. Few fruits left on tree on Oct. 1 - mostly harvested.	1014071	PI 673538
332	PI 673539	Chalpachu	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad, Gilgit district; bought seeds from Sultan Nasir who had agreed earlier to collect in his village; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014085	PI 673539
333	PI 673540	Churko	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad (Hunza), Gilgit district; seeds bought from Sultan Nasir who had agreed earlier to collect from village; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014086	PI 673540
334	PI 673541	Hunshu	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad (Hunza, Gilgit district; bought seeds from Sultan Nasir who had agreed earlier to collect in village; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014096	PI 673541
335	PI 673542	Khanda	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Seeds bought from Sultan Nasir who had agreed earlier to collect in village	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014100	PI 673542
336	PI 673543	Loimari	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad, Gilgit district; seeds bought from Sultan Nasir who had earlier agreed to collect in village	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014111	PI 673543
337	PI 673544	Lutkoo	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad (Hunza), Giligit district; seeds bought from Sultan Nasir who had earlier agreed to collect in village; general topography - river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014116	PI 673544
338	PI 673545	Thulu	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Nasirabad (Hunza), Gilgit district; seeds bought from Sultan Nasir, who had agreed earlier to collect from village; general topography = river valley in mountains	36.26666667, 74.56666667	2070		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014129	PI 673545
339	PI 673546	880471	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	10/02/1988	Booni, Waliabad, and Hunza area, Chitral district; seeds picked up from the ground on farms in different areas; general topography = river valleys in mountains		1845		Wild material	Type = Peach	1014134	PI 673546
340	PI 673547	Takashur I	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Pakistan	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	11/12/1988	Shigar, Baltistan district; collected from garden of the Raja of Shigar's palace; general topography = river valley in mountains	35.43333333, 75.75000000	2360	Full sun exposure; silt soil, few stones; no slope; good drainage; surrounded by cultivated fruit and ornamental trees and shrubs	Wild material	Type = Peach	1014146	PI 673547
341	PI 673530	Rog-2-dihaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	1968					Breeding material	Type = Peach	1013278	PI 673530
342	PI 673529	Fortyniner	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1988	COLLECTED	1943					Cultivar	Freestone peach; fruit large; quality excellent; ripens one week before J.H. Hale (7-4 days before Elberta); tree is vigorous, fruitful, subject to bacterial leaf spot with a 750-850 chilling requirement; flesh yellow; skin yellow, pubescent; reniform glands.	1013225	PI 673529
343	PI 673528	'Miller's Late'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	03/21/1988					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Traditionally the latest of all peaches, ripening in October; flesh medium yellow or white, pubescent; fruit medium size; reniform glands; freestone. According to Hedrick there was a Miller Orchard Co. of Edgemont, Maryland at the turn of the century; this might be the source of this variety.	1012626	PI 673528
344	PI 673459	RRL-1-DHaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1964. Tree very vigorous. Leaves red. Flower showy. Pollen-fertile. Fruitful. Fruit is small, white-fleshed, late-ripening, inedible.	1004690	PI 673459
345	PI 673460	LOV-1-Haploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From open-pollinated seed of Lovell peach, 1976. Tree vigorous on diploid rootstock. Trunk normal (not gnarled). Unfruitful.	1004808	PI 673460
346	PI 673461	LOV-5-Haploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Fruit = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From open-pollinated seed of Lovell peach, 1976. Tree vigor uncertain. Trunk gnarling is severe. Unfruitful. Pollen tested unviable (male sterile)	1004974	PI 673461
347	PI 673462	LOV-2-DHaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Fruit = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1977. Tree vigorous. Flower non-showy. Pollen-fertile. Fruit medium-size, round, firm, freestone. Light blush. Flesh yellow, coarse, moderately juicy, fair quality. Ripens after Elberta.	1004988	PI 673462
348	PI 673463	PER-2-DHaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1975. Tree vigorous. Flower showy. Pollen-fertile. Productive. Fruit is fuzzless, medium-small, round, freestone. Medium blush. Tough skin. Flesh white, coarse, juicy. Fair quality. Ripens in Elberta season.	1005032	PI 673463
349	PI 673464	LOV-3-DHaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1977. Tree vigorous. Flower non-showy. Pollen-fertile. Fruit medium-large, oblate, very firm, clingstone. Light blush. Flesh yellow, coarse, juicy, fair quality. Ripens in mid-season.	1005062	PI 673464
350	PI 673465	LOV-5-DHaploid	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1977. Tree vigorous. Flower non-showy. Pollen-fertile. Fruit medium-size, round, very firm. Genetically freestone. Light blush. Flesh yellow, coarse, juicy, good flavor. Ripens after Elberta.	1005078	PI 673465
351	PI 673466	LOV-1-DHAPLOID	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Washington, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	02/21/1988					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Rootstock: Nemaguard. From colchicine treatment of haploid shoot, 1977. Tree very vigorous. Flower non-showy. Pollen-fertile. Fruit large, round, very firm, clingstone. Light blush. Flesh yellow, coarse, juicy, good quality. Ripens after Elberta.	1005109	PI 673466
352	PI 673527	Desert Gold	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	1969					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Okie (see citation): "Flower nonshowy; medium cropping efficiency; tree chilling requirement 350 hours; petiole gland shape reniform; flesh yellow, fruit medium in size, although small in Florida; fruit round, ground color yellow, firmness medium, eating quality good; semi-clingstone; ripens 71 days before Elberta." Per Brooks and Olmo (see citation): "Cross [for this variety] made in 1958, selected in 1961 by John H. Weinberger, tested as F81-79. Fruit: size medium; round; skin yellow with red blush, attractive, resembling, but superior to Rochon; flesh yellow, moderately firm, quality good, semi-cling; ripens early June at Fresno a few days ahead of Early Amber and Cardinal, at Indio in late Apr. and early May a week or more ahead of Springtime; fruit reported to lack size at Gainesville, Florida, but otherwise acceptable. Tree: vigor moderate; productive; flower small, self-fertile; leaf glands reniform. Recommended for areas having warm winters such as the Coachella Valley of Calif.; should not be grown in colder peach growing areas because it would bloom early and be subject to frost injury."	1012445	PI 673527
353	PI 673517	Nectar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	02/02/1987					Cultivar	Per Andy Mariani: Originated in Bakersfield, California, by Oliver P. Blackburn. Introd. in 1935. Plant patent 86; 6 Feb. 1934; assigned to Calif. Nursery Co., Fremont, Calif. Stanwick nectarine x unknown peach. Fruit: large; round-ovate, apex pointed; skin blushed pink to red; flesh white tinged with red, juicy, soft-melting, sweet, aromatic, very good quality; pit size medium, free, some split pits; ripens 3 weeks before Elberta; susceptible to brown rot; resembles Early Wheeler. Tree: vigorous; foliage heavy, leaf with reniform glands; flower nonshowy, size medium; chilling requirement 1050 h. Excellent fresh eating and for juicing.	1011914	PI 673517
354	PI 673518	'Muir Peach'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1987	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Late mid-season (fruit matures January- Februrary, nine days before to ten days after Elberta), yellow fleshed, freestone peach used for canning and drying (useless as an export peach). Fruit is two and three-fourths inches long, two and three eighths inches wide, roundish-cordate or oval, slightly angular, compressed, with unequal halves; apex pointed, with a large, recurved, mamelon tip; ground color greenish or lemon-yellow, with little if any blush; flesh dry, coarse, tender, sweet, mild; stone one and seven sixteenths inches long, fifteen sixteenths inches wide. The trees are vigorous, productive and little subject to leaf curl but the fruits in New York are often marred by peach-scab; chilling requirement is 850-950. Leaves fall early in the season; petiole seven-sixteenths inch long, with one to five large, reniform glands variable in position. Flower-buds small, short, obtuse, very plump, heavily pubescent, appressed; blossoms open late; flowers seven-eighths inches across; pale pink, darker about the edges, usually singly. Muir is very similiar to Wager." See Also 'Fruit Growing in South Africa', pg. 208.	1011941	PI 673518
355	PI 673519	'Salway'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	England, United Kingdom	DAV	1987	DEVELOPED	1844					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Yellow fleshed, freestone peach used for canning, preserving, and evaporating (not usually exported). Trees are vigorous, hard, healthy and very productive; early freezes often destroy the fruit and cold, wet weather usually hinders maturity, however (tree chilling requirement 750h); uncommon adaptability to diverse soils and climates makes valuable in peach-breeding. Leaves seven inches long, one and three fourths inches wide, folded upward and recurled, oval to ovate-lanceolate, leathery; petiole three eighths inch long, glandless or with one to six small, globose and reniform glands variable in color and position (some dispute over prescence of globulose). Flower buds hardy, conical or pointed, pubescent, appressed or partially free; blossoms appear in mid-season; flowers seven-eighths inch across, white at the center of the petals becoming pink near the margins. Fruit matures very late (40 days after Elberta); two and nine-sixteenths inches long, two and one-half inches wide, round-cordate; flesh golden-yellow, faintly tinged with red near the pit, juicy, stringy, tender, becomes dry with age, sweet, pleasantly flavored, aromatic; good to very good in quality; stone one and one-half inches long, one and one-sixteenth inches wide. Moderately resistant to bacti leaf spot." See also: 'Fruit Growing in South Africa', pg. 209, and Thomas' 'The American Fruit Culturist', pg. 486.	1011957	PI 673519
356	PI 673520	Rose	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1987	DEVELOPED	05/05/1959					Cultivar	Type = peach. Per Brooks and Olmo (see citation): "Fruit large, round; skin cream, blushed with red; flesh white, red near the pit, flavor mild, very sweet, medium flesh firmness with very good eating quality; freestone; ripens about one month later than Babcock (seven days after Elberta); resembles Babcock. Tree is large, vigorous and productive; chilling requirement is 850. Leaf glands are reniform. Flower is large and pink." See also Okie (see citation).	1011962	PI 673520
357	PI 673521	'Champion'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	02/02/1987					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Globose glands; non-showy bloom; med-very late bloom date; med ripe date; freestone; white.	1011985	PI 673521
358	PI 673522	'Indian Freestone'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	02/02/1987					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Whealy (see citation): "Large, freestone peach with firm, red flesh; tart until fully ripe, then rich, sweet, distinctive flavor; excellent fresh or for canning; resistant to peach leaf curl but susceptible to brown rot, oriental fruit moth, and peach twig borer; needs cross pollination; ripens late season; requires 700-800 hours of chilling; tree vigorous, hardy." Per Hedrick (see citation): "Blood Free was probably raised by John M. Ives, Salem, Massachusetts, and is distinct from Blood Cling in having its stone free. The American Pomological Society placed the variety in its list of fruits in 1873 as Indian Blood Freestone but in 1897 shortened the name to Blood Free. Tree vigorous, hardy; fruit of medium size, compressed; apex roundish; skin greenish-white overspread with splashes and stripes of dark red; flesh blood-red thorughout, juicy, coarse, tough and meaty; quality fair; stone free; season very late."	1011990	PI 673522
359	PI 673523	'Indian Blood'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	United States	DAV	1987	DEVELOPED	1857					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Clingstone; tree large, vigorous, round, compact, hardy, unproductive with 850 chilling requirement and petioles with one to five reniform, light or dark green glands variable in position; flower-buds large, long, plump, oblong-conic, pubescent, free; flowers open in midseason; blossoms pink, showy, one and three-eighths inches across; fruit matures very late (five days after Elberta), one and three-fourths inches long, one and seven-eighths inches thick, compressed, with unequal halves often giving lopsided appearance, round apex with mucronate tip; dull greenish-white ground color; stone one and one-fourth inches long, seven-eighths inch wide; flesh red, low firmness, poor eating quality (often astringent); high, small size yield. Often seed propagated so characters may vary. Often grown locally in the South of U.S. for pickling. Apparently widely planted by native Americans long ago." See also Okie (see citation).	1011999	PI 673523
360	PI 673524	'Chinese Flat'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1987	COLLECTED	1869					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Clingstone; tree vigorous, open-topped, variable in yield, petiole with two or three reniform glands of medium size, gray or greenish-yellow, usually at the base, chilling requirement of 600-700 hours; fruit matures early, one and three eighths inches long, two and seven-sixteenths inches wide, flat; flesh white, stained red at the stone, juicy, stringy, tender and melting, sweet, miled, with an almond-like flavor, very good in quality; stone is red, one-half inch long, fifteen-sixteenths inch wide, strongly oblate, with corrugated surfaces; early harvest maturity (-45 to -28); susceptible to cold tender."	1012013	PI 673524
361	PI 673525	'Admiral Dewey'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1987	DONATED	02/02/1987					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Freestone; yellow; reniform glands; medium bloom date; early ripe date. Fruits are heavily pubescent, very susceptible to brown-rot, and are otten disfigured by peach-scab. 'Admiral Dewey' was grown from a seed of 'Alexander' by J. D. Husted, Vineyard, Georgia, and was introduced in 1899.	1012033	PI 673525
362	PI 673643	Federica	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Italy	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1093081	PI 673643
363	PI 673516	Calmar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. From peach evaluation: Flower most likely nonshowy; petiole gland reniform; fruit flesh yellow, fruit small; freestone; ripens early (Springcrest time - 51 days before Elberta). Ref. Jim Doyle. Freestone; ripens mid-August.	1010516	PI 673516
364	PI 673488	Shaghi Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	02/05/1986					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1007342	PI 673488
365	PI 673479	Rozdeala Oseni	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1986	DONATED	01/31/1986					Cultivar	Flower showy; skin pubescent; flesh yellow; fruit size 2 1/4 to 2 1/2 inches, beaked, ground color light green, 60% dull red blush; freestone; ripens three to four weeks after Crest Haven (mid-September).	1006909	PI 673479
366	PI 673480	Dwarf Elberta	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Illinois, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED	1901					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Probably a bud sport of Elberta. Flower non-showy, blooms 2-3 days after Elberta, medium productivity; tree semi-dwarf, open shape, 750 chilling requirement, reniform; skin pubescent, flesh yellow, shape ovate with tip, medium firmness, good eating quality; free stone; ripens 4 days after Elberta; resistant to bacterial leaf spot. Per Register of New Fruit and Nut Varieties, 2nd Ed. (see citation): "Fruit: large; round; skin highly blushed; flesh yellow; freestone; ships well; a little more pointed and more pubescent fruit than Elberta, which it resembles; ripens 2-7 days after Elberta; believed to be less subject to dropping than Elberta. Tree: exceptionally low, spreading; frame-work branches form strong, wide-angled crotches; blooms 2-3 days after Elberta; has shown some resistance to defoliation bacterial spot; buds hardier than Elberta."	1006941	PI 673480
367	PI 673481	Chui Lum Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Promising cold hardy rootstock. Flower showy, blooms late, high cropping efficiency, but small fruit; 950 tree chilling requirement, reniform; skin pubescent, flesh white, fruit small, oblong shape, ground color green, moderate blush, low firmness, melting texture of flesh, poor eating quality; free stone; ripens 21 days before Elberta; highly resistant to bacterial leaf spot. First recommended for commercial use by Agriculture Canada, Harrow, in 1989.	1006947	PI 673481
368	PI 673482	Rutgers Redleaf	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED	1947					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Released as hardy rootstock. Unknown parentage. Flower showy, high cropping efficiency, but small fruit; 1000 tree chilling requirement, leaf color red, reniform; skin pubescent, flesh white, small fruit, shape ovate; unattractive, reddish purple ground color, low firmness, poor eating quality; free stone; ripens 20 days after Elberta. Per Register of New Fruit and Nut Varieties (see citation): "Tree: suggested as a source of hardy sdlg. rootstocks; may have slight dwarfing effect; readily identified in nursery because of red color of young leaves; flowers showy."	1006963	PI 673482
369	PI 673483	Hiley	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED	1886					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy, high cropping efficiency; 750 tree chilling requirement, reniform gland; skin pubescent, white flesh, 2 3/8 inches long by 2 1/4 inches, shape oblong-oval with prominent tip and suture, ground color greenish white, bright red blush (50%), medium firm flesh, very good eating quality; stone size 1 3/8 inches by 7/8 inch, elliptical to ovate, free stone; ripens 13 days before Elberta; resistant to bacterial leaf spot, susceptible to brown rot. Per The Peaches of New York (see citation): "It [Hiley] is the earliest commercial freestone, white-fleshed peach and it is rather better in quality than most of its competitors...The new peach was first named Early Belle and the first crops were shipped under this name. Later the name was changed to Hiley...tree very productive;...leaf margin finely serrate, tipped with reddish-brown glands;...globose and reniform;...blossoms appear in mid-season; flowers pink...Fruit matures in mid-season; two and three-eighths inches long, two and one-fourth inches thick, roundish-conic to oblong-conic...apex pointed; color greenish-yellow with a dull blush often extending over one-half the surface, more or less mottled...stone semi-free to free, one and three-eighths inches long, seven-eighths inch wide." Per Okie (see citation): "A good, white shipping peach in its day, once the #2 peach in Georgia. Superseded by yellow-fleshed peaches."	1006976	PI 673483
370	PI 673484	Pallas	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED	1878					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Honey flavored; light pink to red flower color; showy flower; mid-season flowering bloom date; globose petiole glands; pubescent skin; white flesh; fruit size 2 1/4 X 2"; fruit shape pointed oval; white or greenish white ground color; little blush; low firmness of flesh; melting flesh texture; excellent eating quality; stone size 1 5/16 X 7/8"; stone shape oval to ovate; freestone; late ripe date; susceptible to brown rot."	1006992	PI 673484
371	PI 673485	Red Slovenia	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Czechoslovakia	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower nonshowy; skin pubescent, flesh yellow, 2 1/2 inches in size, round, ground color green-yellow, 40% red blush; semi-free stone; ripens mid September, 7-8 weeks after Red Haven. May be Halberta X Pistoia.	1007017	PI 673485
372	PI 673495	Nata	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1986	DONATED	01/31/1986					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower nonshowy; fruit flesh yellow, size 2 1/2 inches, pointed apex, ground color green-yellow, 40% red blush; freestone; ripens 1-2 weeks after Crest Haven, 5-6 weeks after Red Haven.	1007888	PI 673495
373	PI 673497	Xavante	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy, low chilling requirement assumed due to Brazillian orign; fruit flesh yellow, ground color yellow, 80% red blush; freestone; sweet-low acid; ripens 2 weeks after Red Haven, late July, early August in New Jersey.	1007917	PI 673497
374	PI 673498	61-00-87	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Czechoslovakia	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower nonshowy; fruit flesh white, 2 1/2 - 3 inches in size, round, ground color cream, 90% red blush; freestone; ripens 3-4 weeks after Red Haven.	1007928	PI 673498
375	PI 673499	Greensboro	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	North Carolina, United States	DAV	1986	COLLECTED	1894					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: Once one of the leading white-fleshed cultivars. Widely adapted. Flower pale pink, showy, large; blooms late, although Hedrick says it's early; cropping efficiency high (sets heavily); chilling requirement 1000 hours; flesh white, fruit size 2 1/2 X 2 3/8 inches, round shape, white ground color, very little blush, flesh not very firm, good eating quality; semi-free stone, some split according to Hedrick; ripens 18 days before Elberta; resistant to bacterial leaf spot. From The Peaches of New York, p. 223: "Picked green the stone clings; picked at maturity the variety may be called a freestone...reniform glands...[fruit] color creamy-white, blushed red...skin rather tough...flesh white...melting...[stone] one and seven-sixteenths inches long, one inch wide."	1007946	PI 673499
376	PI 673500	Pillar	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1986	DONATED	01/31/1986					Uncertain improvement status	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: flower nonshowy; tree habit very upright; fruit flesh yellow, fruit size 2-2 1/4 inches, 50% red blush; clingstone; ripens 2 weeks after Cresthaven, 6 weeks after Redhaven.	1007947	PI 673500
377	PI 673501	Baronesa	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: Showy flower, early flowering season; low chilling requirement; pubescent skin; flesh yellow; fruit 2 1/2Inches, round; green-yellow ground color, 30%-50% blush; matures 1 week before cresthaven, 3-4 weeks after redhaven.	1007963	PI 673501
378	PI 673503	Aguascalientes 6-10	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Mexico	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: Flower showy, blooms early; chilling requirement 400 hours for flowers, 460 hours for leaves; orange flesh, fruit size 1 3/4 - 2 inches, green with slight yellow ground color; clingstone; ripens 3 weeks after Cresthaven.	1007999	PI 673503
379	PI 673504	Aguascalientes 12-12	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Mexico	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy; chilling requirement 430 hours for flowers, 540 hours for leaves; flesh orange, fruit size 1 3/4 - 2 inches, green with slight yellow ground color; clingstone; ripens 4-5 weeks after Cresthaven.	1008000	PI 673504
380	PI 673505	Golden Prolific Dwarf	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1986	DEVELOPED	1963					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Brooks and Olmo (see citation): "Fruit: large, averaging 2 1/2 in. in diam.; globose to slightly oblate, symmetrical; skin yellow, partially mottled orange-red, thickness and texture medium; flesh yellow, red next to the pit, flavor subacid to mild, soft, ripens evenly, eating quality fair to good, freestone; shipping quality medium to poor because it is not firm enough for commercial long-distance shipment; keeping quality medium; for home use and local markets. Tree: dwarf, av. height of 6-8 ft., being the first dwarf nectarine to be named and introduced; very ornamental; vigor medium; spreading; productive; leaf glands reniform; flowers large, self-fruitful, anthers red." Other info. about this cultivar: flower showy, large; fruit flesh color yellow, size 2 - 2 1/4 inches, globose to slightly oblate, yellow ground color, 30% red blush; ripens very late.	1008013	PI 673505
381	PI 673506	Hui Hun Tao	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: flower showy; fruit flesh color white, size 1 3/4 - 2 inches, round shape, green ground color, 10% red blush; ripens mid-August (0-1 week before Cresthaven); for use as a rootstock.Perhaps a source of cytospora resistance.	1008016	PI 673506
382	PI 673508	Diamante	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1986	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: standard canning variety in Brazil (comment from Okie [Oro A entry]); flower small, showy, blooms early; chilling requirement 300 hours; flesh dark yellow, fruit size 2 1/4 - 2 1/2 inches, round shape, yellow ground color; clingstone; ripens 0-1 week before Cresthaven.	1008047	PI 673508
383	PI 673470	DPRU 508	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1985	DONATED	11/18/1985					Wild material	Type = Peach	1006794	PI 673470
384	PI 673471	DPRU 514	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1006826	PI 673471
385	PI 673472	DPRU 515	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material		1006832	PI 673472
386	PI 673473	DPRU 516	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material		1006840	PI 673473
387	PI 673474	DPRU 517	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1006843	PI 673474
388	PI 673475	DPRU 518	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1006856	PI 673475
389	PI 673476	DPRU 519	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1006857	PI 673476
390	PI 673477	DPRU 520	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach	1006869	PI 673477
391	PI 673478	DPRU 521	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Arizona, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material		1006870	PI 673478
392	PI 502570	AR-233	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Uzbekistan	DAV	1985	COLLECTED	09/03/1982	Market, Tashkent, Uzbek, USSR				Breeding material	Type = Peach. Grown locally in Uzbekistan.	1397506	PI 502570
393	PI 673469	Non-Drooping Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Italy	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Tree habit normal, but heterozygous for weeping gene. Female parent = drooping parent op. Half sibling to DPRU 711 which is drooping (therefore DPRU 507 is heterozygous for drooping gene).	1006788	PI 673469
394	PI 673510	Drooping Peach	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1985	DONATED	1985					Uncertain improvement status	Type = Peach. Weeping tree habit. Possibly from Italy originally. Parentage: Drooping parent X self. Sibling of DPRU 507.	1008264	PI 673510
395	PI 673468	Chinese Cling	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Wild material	Type = Peach. Fruit Characteristics: Reniform gland, showy bloom, medium bloom date, late ripe date, cling, white color.	1006777	PI 673468
396	PI 673490	Chinese Cling	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	China	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Heterozygous for yellow and nonmelting flesh. Flower: pink, showy, pollen sterile, blooms midseason, medium cropping efficiency. Tree: 750 hours chilling requirement, reniform petiole gland shape. Skin pubescent, white flesh, fruit size 2 5/8 inches X 2 9/16 inches, greenish white ground color, flesh medium firm, good eating quality. Stone size 1 3/8 inches X 1 inch, clingstone. Ripens 7 days before elberta. Moderately resistant to bacterial leaf spot. Per Okie: First grown by Henry Lyons, Columbia, South Carolina. Ancestor of many modern peaches including Elverta. Probably related to the Chinese variety Shanghai Shuimi. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Chinese Cling was found growing in the orchards south of the city of Shanghai, China, by Robert Fortune. Tree rather weak in growth, upright-spreading, round-topped, not very hardy, medium in productiveness. Leaves seven and one-half inches long, two inches wide; petiole one-half inch long, with two to five reniform, greenish-yellow, dark tipped glands variable in position. Flower buds large, long, obtuse, plump, very pubescent, somewhat appressed; blossoms appear in mid-season; flowers pink, one and one-half inches across. Fruit matures late; two and five-eighths inches long, two and nine-sixteenths inches wide, round-oval, compressed; cavity deep, contracted; color greenish-white changing to creamy-white, blushed on one side with lively red, splashed and marbled with duller red; pubescence thick; skin tough, adhering to the pulp; flesh white, tinged with red near the pit, juicy, meaty, tender, sweet but sprightly, aromatic; good in quality; stone clinging, one and three-eighths inches long, one inch wide, oval."	1007805	PI 673490
397	PI 673491	GEORGE IV	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Hedrick (see citation): "This variety is suppossed to have originated as a chance seedling around 1821 in a garden owned by a Mr. Gill of Broad Street, New York City. Tree large, vigorous, upright-spreading, hardy, unproductive...leaves seven inches long, one and five-eighths inches wide,...oval to obovate-lanceolate, rather thick...petiole three-eighths inch long, glandless or with one to three small, globose, reddish-brown glands usually at the base of the blade. Flower...blossoms appear in mid-season; flowers pale pink, with white centers and edged with darker pink, nearly one inch across...petals roundish-oval, tapering to claws red at the base...fruit matures in mid-season; two and five-sixteenths inches long, two and seven-sixteenths inches wide, roundish-oblate, bulged near the apex, oblique, with unequal sides...apex roundish, with a mucronate tip; color greenish-white changing to creamy-white, with a pink blush and sometimes with faint mottlings of red...flesh whitish, deeply tinged with red near the pit, juicy, stringy, tender,mild, pleasantly flavored; good in quality; stone semi-free to free, one and one-eighth inches long; three-fourths inch thick, roundish-oval."	1007806	PI 673491
398	PI 673492	Peregrine	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	England, United Kingdom	DAV	1985	COLLECTED	1906					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flesh white, melting texture; large, round fruit; good eating quality. Freestone. Ripens late (early August at Geneva). Per The Peach and Nectarine: "A good peach of the Alexander type, of English origin. Size large; shape round; skin green, almost entirely covered with red; flesh white, tender, juicy, melting, real English peach flavour; freestone. Ripens January. A dessert and export peach of the best quality. Suitable for the high veld of the Transvaal, Orange Free State and Natal, also the Western Province of the Cape." Per Hedrick (see citation): This variety is supposed to be a seedling of the Spencer nectarine, raised by Thomas Rivers and Son, Sawbridgeworth, England, and introduced about 1906. Fruit large, with a bright crimson color; flesh melting and juicy, with a pleasant flavor; season early August."	1007821	PI 673492
399	PI 673493	Tuscan Cling	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Mississippi, United States	DAV	1985	COLLECTED	PRE 1873					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower nonshowy; blooms late. 850-950 hours tree chilling requirement. Flesh yellow, roundish-oval, yellow ground color, firm flesh. Clingstone. Ripens end of September. Per Hedrick (see citation): "Tuskena originated in Mississipi. it received a place on the fruit list of the American Pomological Society in 1873 but was dropped in 1897, only to be replaced in 1899. Fruit large, roundish-oval; skin yellow, wioth a dark red cheek; flesh adherent, yellow, red at the pit, firm, vinous, rich; quality good; season the last of September."	1007822	PI 673493
400	PI 673494	Gold Mine	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	South Africa	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Fruit Growing in South Africa, pg. 214: "Originated in New Zealand and has done well in South Africa. Size medium, shape roundish oval, skin cream colour almost entirely covered with red, flesh juicy, tender and of delicious flavour, freestone. Ripens mid-January. It is a favourite export nectarine."	1007885	PI 673494
401	PI 77626	JOHN RIVERS	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	England, United Kingdom	DAV	1985	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy, blooms late; tree chilling requirement of 850-950 hours; fruit flesh white, good eating quality; semi-cling stone; ripens mid-season, 28-10 days before Elberta. Per PI book: "A seedling from Peregrine and Duke of York peaches. The fruits have very juicy flesh and a good flavor."	1007870	PI 77626
402	PI 673467	DPRU 489	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch		DAV	1985							Wild material	Type = Peach	1006688	PI 673467
403	PI 552912	'Chiripa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Brazil	DAV	1984	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Cultivar translated means '"Serendipity" '	1447884	PI 552912
404	PI 673841	CASCATA 332	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Brazil	DAV	1984	DONATED	03/20/1984					Cultivar	Upon quarantine release, send sample to Ramming.	1090108	PI 673841
405	PI 536687	'Yumyeong'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Kyonggi, Korea, South	DAV	1981	DONATED	10/19/1981					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy, midseason blooming; skin pubescent; flesh white, non-melting, low acid eating quality; clingstone; very late harvest maturity	1431623	PI 536687
406	PI 536685	'De Wet'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	South Africa	DAV	1980	DONATED	05/01/1980					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Tree, semi-upright. Early maturing. Fruit round, slightly pointed (especially in warm areas), about 60mm in diameter, yellow with a red stripy blush. Flesh yellow with greenish tint, medium to rough texture, melting and firm. Stone clinging to semi-free in ripe fruit, medium sized, rough, grooved and oval with a point. Stores well. Probably more suited for colder areas	1431621	PI 536685
407	PI 536682	'Imperani'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	South Africa	DAV	1979	DONATED	02/12/1979					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Blossoms late August, non-showy blooms; ripens early January; clingstone; flesh yellow, slightly red around pit, large, round without point, very good flavour, very firm, handles and travels well; skin yellow with attractive red blush, light pubescence; very fertile; far more resistant to brown-rot than the Kakamas types; does not shed its ripe fruti as easily as the Kakmas types.	1431618	PI 536682
408	PI 414385	KIANG-SI	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Castellon de Plana, Spain	DAV	1977	DONATED	01/17/1977					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Not very cold tolerant. Greenish-red, flat, white-fleshed, clingstone peach. Flesh white, sweet, fine grained, and perfumed.	1312581	PI 414385
409	PI 536681	'Kijewska Zapala'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. persica	Poland	DAV	1976	DONATED	08/19/1976					Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1431617	PI 536681
410	PI 411149	745	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Poland	DAV	1975	DONATED	08/12/1975					Cultivar	Type = Peach	1309923	PI 411149
411	PI 129678	Stanwick	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch var. nucipersica (Suckow) C. K. Schneid.	Syria	DAV	1938	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Okie: "Flowers midseason; petiole gland reniform; fruit flesh white, melting texture; large, free stone; ripens late. Has sweet kernel." Per Hedrick's Cyclopedia of Hardy Fruits," (see citation): "Tree medium in size, vigorous, compact, tender to cold, productive...Flowers large, deep rose. Fruit late, large, round-oval, heart-shaped at the base; color pale green, purplish-red or almost violet in the sun; flesh white, melting, sweet, rich, aromatic, delicious; quality very good; stone...with a kernel similar in taste to that of the sweet almond." Per 'Fruit Growing in South Africa', pg. 214: "Size large, shape roundish oval, skin light green in shade turning to deep red on the sunny side, flesh white, juicy, tender, with a flavour supposed to be the best of all nectarines. Ripens late Februrary. One of the bes t export varieties."	1011599	PI 129678
412	PI 125016	Ranniaya	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Former, Soviet Union	DAV	1937	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower nonshowy, flesh yellow, fruit size 2 1/2 inches, fruit shape flattened, 30% red blush, freestone, ripens late August (1 week after Cresthaven, 5 weeks after Redhaven).	1132651	PI 125016
413	PI 117679	Clone #01370	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Russian Federation	DAV	1932	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1631073	PI 117679
414	PI 91459	C120	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1931	COLLECTED	02/04/1931					Wild material	Type = Peach. Notes on this cultivar: flower red, double, showy; blooms the latest of the New Jersey collection; low cropping efficiency; pendulous tree habit; flesh white, green ground color; ripens 5 days after Cresthaven. From 6/1994 conversation with Tom Beckman of Byron: He says this item produced highest level of rootstock suckering in last year's trial. Might have something to do with its weeping habit, but the virus status is confounding.	1124950	PI 91459
415	PI 55836	Amarillo Tardio	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Spain	DAV	1922	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Valuable only for late bloom and late ripening. Flower showy, low cropping efficiency; 1300 chilling requirement, reniform; skin heavy pubescence, flesh yellow, fruit size 2-2 1/8 inches, shape round, ground color poor, very firm flesh, poor eating quality; small stone, cling stone; ripens 25 days after Elberta; susceptible to bacterial leaf spot. Per J.E. Morrow as quoted in PI book: "Tree No. 8, Test Nursery. Fruits 2 by 2 1/8 inches; average weight 4 ounces; color golden with a faint-red blush; basin deep and narrow, slight depression at suture; flesh deep yellow; pit small, yellow; flesh of good texture and flavor. This peach should be propagated for canning purposes. It is of smaller size than last season and later in ripening."	1006956	PI 55836
416	PI 673454	NJ6420-85145	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1964					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Fruit white, 2-2 3/4 inches, ripe one week after Red Haven, poor quality - acid, astringent, bitter. Resistant to bacterial leaf spot. Red leaf. Non-showy flowers. Early blooming.	1004652	PI 673454
417	PI 673455	NJ12017025	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1971					Breeding material	Type = peach. Yellow fruit, 2 1/2-3/4 inches, non-melting, clingstone, ripe about one week before Red Haven, clear, no red in flesh, no red in outside skin. Moderately susceptible to bacterial leaf spot. Non-showy flowers.	1004661	PI 673455
418	PI 673456	NJ642083142	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1964					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Fruit white, 1 3/4-2 1/4 inches, ripe about 10 days after Red Haven. Showy double flowers.	1004667	PI 673456
419	PI 673457	NJ652163012	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1965					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Fruit white, 2 inches, ripe about 3-4 days after Red Haven, non-melting clingstone, lot of red in flesh. Showy double flowers, late blooming. Hardy, resistant to bacterial leaf spot.	1004674	PI 673457
420	PI 673458	NJ682130058	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	New Jersey, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1968					Breeding material	Type = Peach. Ripe 2 weeks after Red Haven. 2 1/4-3 inches, white peach. Very light bacterial leaf spot. Non-showy flowers.	1004680	PI 673458
421	PI 673489	Early Crawford	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED						Cultivar	Per Todd Kenndy: Very old yellow variety with classic peach flavor and texture. Bruises easily, irregular shapes, not so productive.	1007373	PI 673489
422	PI 673509	Yellow Yunnan	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Yunnan Sheng, China	DAV	1900	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Fruit size 2 1/2 inches, skin pubescent, freestone, ripens very late (middle of Sept.), possibly highly resistant to root knot nematode.	1008217	PI 673509
423	PI 673511	Nishiki	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Japan	DAV	1900	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Flower showy, fruit flesh color yellow, fruit size 2 1/4 - 2 1/2 inches, round shape, 90% red blush, good eating quality; clingstone; ripens late July, 1 week after Redhaven.	1008315	PI 673511
424	PI 673512	Argentina Peach #13	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Origin possibly Argentina. Low chilling requirement.	1008485	PI 673512
425	PI 673513	Flater's St. John	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	United States	DAV	1900	COLLECTED	NEAR 1860					Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per Okie (see citation): "Flower pink, nonshowy; blooms mid-season, medium cropping efficiency; tree chilling requirement 850 hours; skin pubescent, flesh yellow, 2.5 by 3.75 inches, round with tip, ground color deep yellow, low-medium firmness, good eating quality; stone 1.25 inches by 15/16 inch, free; ripens 15 days before Elberta." Per The Peaches of New York (see citation): "[St. John] is one of the earliest of the Crawford-like peaches... St. John resembles Early Crawford in size and shape but is a little more rotund, runs somewhat smaller, is not quite as high in quality and ripens several days earlier... It is more than half a century old, came from the South,... The variety reproduces itself from seed and this fact has led to its being distributed under a number of different names as is shown by the synonyms listed in the references... [leaves] globose glands... blossoms appear in mid-season; flowers seven-eighths inch across, white toward the base of the petals, becoming dark pink near the edges;...[fruit] two and one-half inches long, two and three-fourths inches wide, round-oval,...suture deep near the tip;...color deep yellow,...flesh light yellow, tinged with red near the pit, juicy, tender, pleasantly sprightly, highly flavored; very good in quality." Per the American Fruit Culturist (see citation): "Medium large, round; orange yellow with a red blush on sunny side; flesh tender, juicy, very good. Popular in many sections as an excellent yellow-fleshed freestone for the early market."	1010230	PI 673513
426	PI 673514	Foster	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Massachusetts, United States	DAV	1900	DEVELOPED	1857					Cultivar	type = Peach. Per peach evaluation: "Flower nonshowy, blooms mid-season, medium productivity; tree chilling requirement 750-850 hours; flesh color yellow, red near pit, fruit 2 7/6 by 2 1/2 inches, round cordate, very good eating quality; freestone; ripens slightly before Late Crawford." Per The Peaches of New York (see citation): "Foster is another very good peach of the Crawford type...It is so similar to Late Crawford that even experienced growers can hardly tell them apart...Foster is the larger peach...a little earlier...the trees of Foster, however, are hardly as productive as those of either of the two unproductive Crawfords...[leaves] oval to obovate-lanceolate, intermediate in thickness, leathery...one to four small globose glands...blossoms appear in mid-season. Fruit matures in mid-season; two and seven-sixteenths inches long, more than two and one-half inches wide, round-cordate, often bulged at one side, compressed, with unequal sides...flesh deep yellow, faintly stained with red near the pit." Per Fruit-Growing in South Africa, pg. 206: "A beautiful American Variety. One of the largest of yellow peaches. Shape round, skin; deep yellow with red cheek; flesh yellow with rich Crawford flavour; freestone. Ripens mid-season. One of the very best for canning and drying peaches and excellent for desert. Not wanted for export. Does well on the high veld of the Orange Free State, Natal and the Transvaal, also the Western Province of the Cape."	1010244	PI 673514
427	PI 673515	Late Crawford	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	California, United States	DAV	1900	DONATED						Cultivar	Type = Peach. Per peach evaluation: "Globose gland; non-showy bloom; medium to very late bloom date; late ripe date; freestone; yellow color."	1010246	PI 673515
428	PI 673552	'Cerrito'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1900	COLLECTED						Cultivar	Type = Peach.	1015342	PI 673552
429	PI 673553	'Premier'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1900	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1015367	PI 673553
430	PI 673554	'Turquesa'	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Brazil	DAV	1900	COLLECTED						Cultivar		1015381	PI 673554
431	DPRU 3030	DPRU 3030	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Gldani Market, Tbilisi			Market	Breeding material	Note from collector: small peach fruit, may be useful for rootstock	1914835	DPRU 3030
432	DPRU 3031	DPRU 3031	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Tsedisi, Gori			seed from local cultivar	Breeding material	Note from collector: parent tree white flesh peach	1914836	DPRU 3031
433	DPRU 3032	DPRU 3032	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Kutaisi central market			Market	Breeding material		1914837	DPRU 3032
434	DPRU 3431	DPRU 3431	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Gori			Seed collected from local cultivar also in the USDA collection; PI 690289	Genetic material	seed collected from local cultivar (PI 690289)	1922437	DPRU 3431
435	DPRU 3106	DPRU 3106	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874093	DPRU 3106
436	DPRU 3107	DPRU 3107	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874094	DPRU 3107
437	DPRU 3108	DPRU 3108	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874095	DPRU 3108
438	DPRU 3109	DPRU 3109	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874096	DPRU 3109
439	DPRU 3110	DPRU 3110	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874097	DPRU 3110
440	DPRU 3111	DPRU 3111	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874098	DPRU 3111
441	DPRU 3112	DPRU 3112	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874099	DPRU 3112
442	DPRU 3113	DPRU 3113	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874100	DPRU 3113
443	DPRU 3114	DPRU 3114	Prunus persica (L.) Batsch	Serbia	DAV	2010	DONATED								1874101	DPRU 3114
444	PI 692584	K12-6	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV	2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collectors note: Parent tree looked like a hybrid of P. armeniaca x P. persica.	2091514	PI 692584
445	PI 692585	K12-7	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV	2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collectors note: Parent tree looked like a hybrid of P. armeniaca x P. persica. The fruit was Glaberous with shiny red skin.	2091515	PI 692585
446	PI 673648	'AN1/6'	Prunus hybr.	Greece	DAV	1998	COLLECTED						Wild material	Rootstock. Tolerant to alkaline soils. Performs better than GF677 in replant situation. More tolerant to nematodes than GF677.	1564797	PI 673648
447	PI 673649	Tho Muang	Prunus sp.	Thailand	DAV	1995	COLLECTED						Wild material	Received as Prunus siamnensis. This material is P. persica as judged by Weeks from leaf glands, leaf morphology and susceptibility to peach curl. In addition, tho appears to mean peach in Thai, possibly from the chinese tao.	1493890	PI 673649
448	PI 62851	OLD #202 CODE E10-43	Prunus hybr.	France	DAV	1925	COLLECTED	03/19/1925						Type = Plum	1563958	PI 62851
449	DPRU 3364	K12-3	Prunus armeniaca L.	Kyrgyzstan	DAV	2012	COLLECTED	07/2012	Jeldembec House, Cholpon Ata, Issk Kul			fruit from local cultivar	Cultivated material	Collector's note: hybrid likley to be P. armeniaca x P. persica. Parent tree fruit was glabrous.	2091511	DPRU 3364
450	DPRU 3029	DPRU 3029	Prunus hybr.	Georgia	DAV	2010	COLLECTED	09/2010	Tbilisi Botanical Garden, Tbilisi			Botanical garden	Breeding material	type= Prunus persica x dulcis	1914834	DPRU 3029
451	DPRU 2901	97,3-192	Prunus hybr.		DAV	2009								Compact, large leaves, from P. persica	1823969	DPRU 2901
452	DPRU 1161	DPRU 1161	Prunus hybr.	California, United States	DAV	1988	DONATED	PRE 1950					Wild material	Type = Almond. Triploid. Large, attractive, pink flowers.	1011828	DPRU 1161
453	DPRU 204	Pioneer	Prunus dulcis (Mill.) D. A. Webb	California, United States	DAV	1984	DONATED	10/01/1984					Cultivar	Type = Almond	1004298	DPRU 204
454	PI 631431	ARM 072	Trifolium diffusum Ehrh.	Armenia	S9	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Collected on west and east sides of steep N-S canyon. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorgus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/orange fruit), Dactylis glomerata, Malus, Crataegus orientalis.	Uncertain improvement status		1639083	PI 631431
455	PI 641667	ARM 059	Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638448	PI 641667
456	PI 655895	ARM 073	Trifolium fragiferum L.	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638593	PI 655895
457	PI 604591	Mapes 877	Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.	Puebla, Mexico	NC7	1995	COLLECTED	08/13/1993	Comaltepec, Municipal of Zacapoaxtla.	19.60000000, -97.60000000	1890	Calcareo soils. Associated with Prunus persica, Phaseolus, Prunus domestica, Prunis serotina, and Persea americana.	Landrace	Plant red.	1505585	PI 604591
458	PI 604595	Mapes 891	Amaranthus hypochondriacus L.	Puebla, Mexico	NC7	1995	COLLECTED	11/18/1993	District of Chonchamon, Almoloni Hueyapan, Municipal of Hueypapan.	20.00138889, -97.71666667	1450	Collected in a Zea mays field. Associated with Cucurbita pepo, Cucurbita ficifolia, Phaseolus, Prunus persica, Prunus domestica, Persea americana, Hydrangea macrophylla, and Sechium edule.	Landrace	Plant very red. Seeds black.	1505564	PI 604595
459	W6 23836	ARM 057	Medicago sativa L. subsp. sativa	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638446	W6 23836
460	W6 23843	ARM 068	Papaver orientale L.	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638451	W6 23843
461	W6 23845	ARM 070	Salvia limbata C. A. Mey.	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638452	W6 23845
462	W6 23847	ARM 074	Achillea biebersteinii Afan.	Armenia	W6	2002	COLLECTED	08/09/2001		40.06777778, 44.83444444	1381	Steep canyon, runs N-S. RMH on west side. WJK on east side collecting. Species include Plantago major, Aegilops, Berberis, Prunus, Pyrus, Sorbus graeca, Sorbus persica (large simple leaf type w/ orange fruit) Dactylis glomerata	Wild material		1638453	W6 23847