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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 541869Tashkent 1219Pyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Tashkent, UzbekistanCORImage1987DONATED04/15/1987Cultivated material1436805PI 541869
1PI 541867P. nivalis Y-5Pyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Oregon, United StatesCORImage1986DEVELOPEDBreeding material1436803PI 541867
2PI 312144P. nivalis Leiden Botanical GardenPyrus ×nivalis Jacq. NetherlandsCORImage1983DONATED03/02/1966Cultivated materialPI 312144. Unnumbered old tree of 1818 at Leiden Botanical Garden.1233102PI 312144
3PI 541745P. nivalis (hybrid) - Yugoslavia - compaPyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Oregon, United StatesCOR1983DEVELOPEDBreeding materialFruit larger, stem longer than P. communis. Original seedlot collected by Bukeric1436681PI 541745
4PI 541862P. nivalisPyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Oregon, United StatesCORFRUIT1983DEVELOPEDBreeding materialOriginal seedlot collected by Q.B. Zielinski1436798PI 541862
5PI 541864P. nivalisPyrus ×nivalis Jacq. NetherlandsCORFRUIT1983DEVELOPEDBreeding material1436800PI 541864
6PI 541866Kew 1983Pyrus ×nivalis Jacq. England, United KingdomCORImage1983DEVELOPEDCultivated material1436802PI 541866
7PI 541860P. nivalis No. 2Pyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Oregon, United StatesCORFRUIT1981DEVELOPEDBreeding material1436796PI 541860
8PI 312145P. nivalis Leiden Botanical GardenPyrus ×nivalis Jacq. NetherlandsCORFRUIT1981DEVELOPEDCultivated materialPI 312145. Unnumbered young tree at Leiden Botanical Garden.1233103PI 312145
9PI 541859P-91Pyrus ×nivalis Jacq. Oregon, United StatesCORImage1981DEVELOPED1925Breeding materialFire blight resistant rootstock. The Southern Oregon Experiment Station made a concerted attempt to find fire blight resistant root and framework stocks from 1923 and 1931. Over 10,000 French P. communis seedlings were grown and repeatedly inoculated with the blight organism, and after 5-6 years only ten trees survived. These seedlings were capable of transmitting blight resistance to a high percentage of their progeny, particularly when cross pollinated with other blight resistant pears. The best of the resistant seedlings were W-1, W-2, P-18, P-30, P-61, P-70 and P-87 (F. Reimer. 1950. Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 485). - H. Hartman, 19571436795PI 541859