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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 665755G10-122Pyrus salicifolia Pall. GeorgiaCORLEAF2010COLLECTED2010Delisi, Saburtalo District, Tbilisi41.72683000, 44.70170000695Wild material1850745PI 665755
1PI 657932AZB-2008-177Pyrus salicifolia Pall. AzerbaijanCORImage2008COLLECTED09/26/2008Near Gval village in Djulfa district. Near the foot of Ali Dag (Snake Mountain).39.11778000, 45.744440001280Searingly hot, dry semi-desert hills.Wild materialJoint collection trip by representatives of USDA National Arboretum and National Clonal Germplasm Repository. National Arboretum sample (AZB-2008-177) is identical with the collection made by Malli Aradhya as collection number AZN 91, also assigned PI number 657932 Corvallis number CPYR 2935. National Arboretum accession: NA 78554.1791362PI 657932
2PI 657924GE-2006-111Pyrus salicifolia Pall. GeorgiaCORImage2006COLLECTED09/25/2006Kakheti, Collected from top of cliff edge overlooking Vashlovani Preserve.41.21873000, 46.42246000592Wild materialCollected from top of cliff edge overlooking Vashlovani Preserve. Fruit from two trees of about 12 years. Very dry habitat.1715508PI 657924
3PI 657921GE-2004-141Pyrus salicifolia Pall. GeorgiaCORImage2004COLLECTED09/19/2004Meskheti (Samtskhe-Javakheti) province, near Akhaltsike.41.65000000, 42.900000001050Steppe vegetation.Wild material1665940PI 657921
4PI 638000ARM-02-067Pyrus salicifolia Pall. ArmeniaCORImage2002COLLECTED09/03/2002Arpa Gorge in Vayotz Dzor Marz (province).39.71861000, 45.581940001398angustifolia, Fraxinus excelsior and Salix sp. angustifolia, Fraxinus excelsior and Salix sp.Wild material1642263PI 638000
5PI 657918ARM-02-076Pyrus salicifolia Pall. ArmeniaCORImage2002COLLECTED09/03/2002Arpa Gorge in Vayotz Dzor Marz (province).39.70722000, 45.568890001381Dry, grassy open slope.Wild material1642264PI 657918
6PI 688077No. 69-66 (BII-2-7-9) L-35415Pyrus salicifolia Pall. Russian FederationCORImage1992DONATED12/29/1992Wild materialWeakly growing compact oval dense crown, many thorny branches. First year shoots middle thick, wooly, green-brown, Leaves 63 x 14 mm., narrow, prairic, faded green, wooly from below, smooth sided. Floscules faded, 5-7 flowers. Buds rose colored. Flowers small, 26 mm. diameter. Petals oval, 11 x 8 mm., separate, a bit concave. Fruits small, 21 x 25 mm., 12 g., wide conical, astringent but edible.1098266PI 688077
7PI 688092 QA-53-14Pyrus salicifolia Pall. Former, Soviet UnionCORImage1991COLLECTEDCultivarLabel also reads ''BURMISTROVYA''1096637PI 688092 Q
8PI 641274P. salicifolia - Maikop Exp. StationPyrus salicifolia Pall. Russian FederationCORImage1990DEVELOPEDBreeding materialSeed received through St. Petersburg from A.S. Tuz, Maikop Experiment Station, Adygea, Russia.1019848PI 641274
9PI 688089K-3282Pyrus salicifolia Pall. Russian FederationCORImage1989DONATED03/27/1989Breeding material1095299PI 688089
10PI 541953P. salicifolia (hybrid) - RussiaPyrus salicifolia Pall. Russian FederationCORImage1987COLLECTEDWild materialFrom original seed package (inside the N.I. Vavilov All-Union Institute of Plant Industry outer envelope): P. salicifolia, 21 (?) Yponeaii 1986.1436889PI 541953
11PI 541950P. orientalis MA 884-36Pyrus salicifolia Pall. Oregon, United StatesCORFRUIT1983DEVELOPEDBreeding material1436886PI 541950
12PI 541948P. salicifolia No. 1 IRP-97-1Pyrus salicifolia Pall. Oregon, United StatesCORImage1981DEVELOPEDBreeding material1436884PI 541948
13PI 688084P. hybrid AM-2006-186Pyrus hybr. ArmeniaCORImage2006COLLECTED10/05/2006Ararat Top of Gorge of Eghegis River.39.90177000, 45.495580002023this may have been a landrace orchard in ancient times. this may have been a landrace orchard in ancient times. Other hybrid trees nearby, but no cultivated pears within many kilometersWild materialTop of Gorge of Eghegis River - 'Medieval Garden'. Larger leaves and larger fruit than typical P. salicifolia. Other hybrid trees nearby, but no cultivated pears within many kilometers. Presence of many Malus, Pyrus and Prunus trees suggest that this may have been a landrace orchard in ancient times. 3 overripe fruit, hanging vertically on peduncle picked from one tree. One larger overripe fruit, about 4cm long, was found stuck between branches on another tree.1715526PI 688084
14PI 657923GE-2006-115Pyrus sachokiana Kuth. GeorgiaCORImage2006COLLECTED08/08/2005Kakheti, Former Institute of Botany Experiment Station near village of Kasris Tskali.41.28349000, 46.46847000563Wild materialOpen pollinated seed from GE-2006-114, seeds collected by Merab Khachidze on 8/8/2005. Both P. salicifolia and P. communis are possible pollen parents. This species was described by Mikhail Sachokia from a population growing in mountains to the south, appears to be hybrid between P. salicifolia and P. caucasica.1715507PI 657923
15PI 657925GE-2006-128Pyrus communis L. subsp. caucasica (Fed.) Browicz GeorgiaCORImage2006COLLECTED09/26/2006Kakheti, near Mount Elias, edge of cultivated field.41.42777000, 46.10225000756Wild materialKakheti, near Mount Elias, edge of cultivated field. (Seedlot is either hybrid or mixture - some seedlings are more like P. salicifolia, and others like P. caucasica. jp 2011)1715509PI 657925
16PI 654950'B II-3-25-27'Pyrus hybr.Former, Soviet UnionCORImage1991COLLECTEDCultivarLabel also reads ''BURMISTROVYA''1096633PI 654950
17PI 617559P. salicifolia hybrid Bl. Mite Resist.Pyrus hybr.Oregon, United StatesCORFRUIT1990DEVELOPEDBreeding materialP. salicifolia hybrid, has pear blister mite resistance1020081PI 617559
18Ames 32862AM-2014-25Camelina laxa C. A. Mey. ArmeniaNC7PLANT2014COLLECTED07/05/2014Vayots Dzor region, vicinity of Yeghegnadzor town.39.75333000, 45.340560001185Roadside, small gorge with east-facing aspect (0-10 degrees). Growing in association with Anisantha tectorum and Pyrus salicifolia.Wild materialAnnual, 20-40 cm high, stems profusely branching. Fruits 4-6 mm long, 3-3.5 mm broad.1922161Ames 32862
19WLP 1663ALB-2013-034Rosa canina L. Gjirokastër, AlbaniaNA2014COLLECTED10/05/2013Kavakoll i Taborrit, Cajup40.19900000, 20.1758000013322108717WLP 1663