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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 699383R. niveusRubus niveus Thunb. COR2019Received from Bob Martin Lab. Seeds were stored in a drawer. Wild Papua New Guinea, 11-1984.2123417PI 699383
1PI 686096R. niveus VN-2017-49 Sa Pa, Lào CaiRubus niveus Thunb. Lào Cai, VietnamCORBRANCH2017COLLECTEDnearby road, sandy soil with yellow color, around is rubus and camellia22.34444000, 103.775310002019Wild materialVietnam 20171954933PI 686096
2PI 653286R. niveus Rio Grande do SulRubus niveus Thunb. Rio Grande do Sul, BrazilCOR2007DONATED03/22/2007CultivarSeeds were provided by :Dr. Maria do Carmo Bassols RaseiraEmbrapa-Centro de Pesquisa Agropecu ria de Clima Temperado, Caixa Postal 403, CEP 96001-970 Pelotas, RS.,BRAZIL1722594PI 653286
3PI 618273R. niveus EcuadorRubus niveus Thunb. EcuadorCOR1996COLLECTEDWild material1603238PI 618273
4PI 618305R. niveus EcuadorRubus niveus Thunb. EcuadorCOR1996COLLECTEDWild material1603243PI 618305
5PI 608841R. niveus 96126Rubus niveus Thunb. Hubei Sheng, ChinaCOR1996COLLECTED09/1996Shennongjia31.66667000, 110.600000001500Mountins, Nature PreserveWild materialVerified in the field by Maxine Thompson

1536615PI 608841
6PI 604619R. niveus Nanjing 275Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCOR1992COLLECTED09/26/1992Shuicheng County26.56666667, 104.866666671730Wild materialFruit black1015615PI 604619
7PI 606461R. niveus MT 92159Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCORImage1992COLLECTED06/16/1992about 24 km south of Huajan, in Guan Ling County25.65000000, 105.650000001260growing on roadbankWild materialAdditional information is forthcoming1015266PI 606461
8PI 606462R. niveus MT 92161Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCORImage1992COLLECTED06/16/1992near Ping Zai village in Xing Ren County25.66667000, 105.333330001415very common plantWild materialAdditional information is forthcoming1015272PI 606462
9PI 606463R. niveus MT 92170Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCORImage1992COLLECTED06/19/1992near Wen Jia Po village, 6 km west of Anlong25.03333000, 105.383330001268open rocky slope beside road with scattered shrubsWild materialAdditional information is forthcoming1015280PI 606463
10PI 606464R. niveus MT 92219Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCORImage1992COLLECTED06/21/19923 km east of Shi Pan village, 28 km southeast of Anlong hike around Xian He Ping Mountain25.00000000, 105.633330001348Beside trail about 0.2 km beyond 92186 karst terrain. very rough, rocky limestone outcroppings scattered peaks with small valleys among them abundant rainfall and favorable climateWild materialAdditional information is forthcoming1015291PI 606464
11PI 618524R. niveus MT 92172Rubus niveus Thunb. Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCORImage1992COLLECTED06/19/1992Zao Ti Park in Anlong, Anlong County25.03333000, 105.450000001357Plants growing by an irrigation channel in partial shadeWild materialFruit was mostly immature but the few mature fruits were black, with a bloom, and good tasting. Seeds collected from one plant, and herbarium specimens with flowers and immature fruit.1015285PI 618524
12PI 553730R. niveus 880094Rubus niveus Thunb. PakistanCOR1989COLLECTED06/30/1988Chikar, on roadcut34.15000000, 73.850000001540Chikar, on roadcutWild materialOccurs in slightly moist areas. Only 10-15% ripe. Very sharp recurved spines1448702PI 553730
13PI 553731R. niveus 880414Rubus niveus Thunb. PakistanCORImage1989COLLECTED10/13/1988By Kunar River34.75000000, 73.533330002000By Kunar RiverWild materialPlant appears to be very productive1448703PI 553731
14PI 553724MysoreRubus niveus Thunb. IndiaCOR1983COLLECTED07/1983LandraceAdapted to subtropical regions, evergreen. It is native to the mountains of India, Ceylon, Burma and Java, where it grows at an elevation of 1,500 to 10,000 feet. It has been cultivated to a limited extent in India for many years and is known there as the Mysore, Ceylon, and Hill raspberry.1448696PI 553724
15PI 618535R. sp. 92169Rubus sp.Guizhou Sheng, ChinaCOR1992COLLECTED06/19/1992near Wen Jia Po village, about 6-8 km west of Anlong25.03333000, 105.383330001268open rocky slope beside road with scattered shrubs with Rubus niveus, Rubus parvifoliusWild materialThe Chinese collaborators could not identify the species. We suspected that these may be interspecific hybrids, but this needs verification. Mature fruits medium to small (12 mm x 9.5 mm), purple-red with bloom, drupelets adhere to each other and detach from the receptacle. Acceptable taste. Looks similar to 92186. Seeds collected from few plants, and herbarium specimens with flowers.1015427PI 618535
16PI 553723R. niveus M-2605Rubus hypargyrus Edgew. var. niveus H. Hara IndiaCORSEED1983COLLECTEDLandraceAdapted to subtropical regions only, evergreen.On MIA-26058, all I have is received on 23rd of January 1980 from C.C. Wooten at 9045 SW 64th Court, Miami as 100 seeds. The only location it ever had was our greenhouse, then an annotation of Not Found in March 1985 (transferred to NCGR-Corvallis in January 1983). Under origin it says India. Not sure if the donor collected it from there or from a plant he had at his house that originally came from India. Since the inventory book does not state that the donor collected it in India, I assume he didn't. - W. Wasik, HSRS-Miami 11/13/20061448695PI 553723