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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 687240S-20-1Trifolium incarnatum L. United StatesS92011COLLECTEDUncertain improvement status1962774PI 687240
1PI 636453B96-331Trifolium incarnatum L. BulgariaS91996COLLECTED07/1996Open meadow, grass, clovers (many species). Legumes dry. south of city, Pravec.42.87055556, 23.99555556441OpenWild materialflowers= white/rose 1541092PI 636453
2PI 59166693-64Trifolium incarnatum L. var. molinerii (Balb. ex Hornem.) Ser. BulgariaS91995COLLECTED08/05/1993On road from Pirin to Melnik.41.52888889, 23.55972222970Sandy loam. Dry grasses and forbes. Mountainous hillsides. Occasional.Wild materialFlowers white (cream).1498216PI 591666
3PI 59166793-118Trifolium incarnatum L. var. molinerii (Balb. ex Hornem.) Ser. BulgariaS91995COLLECTED11/29/1993South of Kalofer in Sredna Gora region.42.60000000, 25.03333333630Wild material1498217PI 591667
4PI 655001'Kemenesaljai'Trifolium incarnatum L. HungaryS91992DEVELOPED1962Cultivar1785255PI 655001
5PI 655003'Kardinal'Trifolium incarnatum L. United StatesS91992DEVELOPED1985Cultivar1785257PI 655003
6PI 655004'Tardif a Fleur Blanche'Trifolium incarnatum L. FranceS91992DEVELOPED1962Cultivar1785258PI 655004
7PI 561942'TRIN3 LINE (CYCLE) 1'Trifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91992DONATED07/31/1992CultivarErect cool season annual legume. Growth, vigor, disease and insect resistance good. Bloom dates early compared to Tibbee. Plant ht. 32-62cm. Leaf color 28% dark green, 20% green, 10% green w/red tips, 34% green w/yellow splotches, .08% green w/yellow splotches and red tips. Foliage open. Leaf surface smooth/dull. Fruit head shape cylindrical. Seeds per head 11-96. Seed shape ovate, oval. Seed color yellow. Seed coat smooth. Can be used in conservation tillage systems as cool season cover crop. Potential area of adaptation Southeastern United States.1456914PI 561942
8PI 561943'AU SUNRISE'Trifolium incarnatum L. Alabama, United StatesS91992DEVELOPEDCultivarErect cool season annual legume. Growth, vigor, disease and insect resistance good. Bloom dates early compared to Tibbee. Plant ht. 32-62cm. Leaf color 28% dark green, 20% green, 10% green w/red tips, 34% green w/yellow splotches, .08% green w/yellow splotches and red tips. Foliage open. Leaf surface smooth/dull. Fruit head shape cylindrical. Seeds per head 11-96. Seed shape ovate, oval. Seed color yellow. Seed coat smooth. Can be used in conservation tillage systems as cool season cover crop. Potenial area of adaptation Southeastern United States.1456915PI 561943
9PI 561944TRIN3 LINE (CYCLE) 3Trifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91992DONATED07/31/1992CultivarErect cool season annual legume. Growth, vigor, disease and insect resistance good. Bloom dates early compared to Tibbee. Plant ht. 32-62cm. Leaf color 28% dark green, 20% green, 10% green w/red tips, 34% green w/yellow splotches, .08% green w/yellow splotches and red tips. Foliage open. Leaf surface smooth/dull. Fruit head shape cylindrical. Seeds per head 11-96. Seed shape ovate, oval. Seed color yellow. Seed coat smooth. Can be used in conservation tillage systems as cool season cover crop. Potenial area of adaptation Southeastern United States.1456916PI 561944
10PI 561569MSFWRCTrifolium incarnatum L. Mississippi, United StatesS91992DEVELOPEDBreeding materialFirst germplasm of crimson clover developed with a high level of resistance to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum). All 18 families used manifested high levels of resistance to Fusarium wilt in comparison to Tibbee and five other cultivars in repeated tests.1456541PI 561569
11PI 558502'AU ROBIN'Trifolium incarnatum L. Alabama, United StatesS91991DEVELOPEDCultivarDeveloped in 2 cycles of modified mass selection for early flowering from Dixie. Blooms 8-13 days before Dixie. Early spring forage yield higher than Dixie. 100 seed weight is 0.384 +/- 0.011g. No selection pressure was applied for seed yield, insect or disease resistance.1453474PI 558502
12PI 556990'TIBBEE'Trifolium incarnatum L. Mississippi, United StatesS91991DEVELOPEDCultivarMaturity early. Seedling vigor and fall and winter growth superior. Forage and seed yields high. Seed large. Able to reseed under the environmental conditions of the Southeastern U.S.1451962PI 556990
13PI 527691'FLAME'Trifolium incarnatum L. Florida, United StatesS91989DEVELOPEDCultivarPlants early maturing with good reseeding capabilities. Hard seed and high-temperature dormancy enhances reseeding. Yield good. Flowers segregate white (less than 5%). Red leaf flecking (more than 5%)1422627PI 527691
14PI 516340S-20-1Trifolium incarnatum L. Kentucky, United StatesS91986DEVELOPEDBreeding material1411276PI 516340
15PI 613049KY C-1Trifolium incarnatum L. Kentucky, United StatesS91985DONATED1985Breeding material1168776PI 613049
16PI 499564S-20-15Trifolium incarnatum L. ChinaS91984COLLECTED08/13/1980Cultivated materialExperimental plots, flowers red. Inflorescence elongated. (Plant Inventory Vol. No. 193)1394500PI 499564
17PI 442556941Trifolium incarnatum L. BelgiumS91979COLLECTEDAntwerpWild material1337492PI 442556
18PI 663842'DIXIE'Trifolium incarnatum L. Maryland, United StatesS91978DONATED1978Cultivar1031708PI 663842
19PI 422487Trifolium incarnatum L. GermanyS91977DONATED12/30/1977Uncertain improvement status1318305PI 422487
20PI 418900279Trifolium incarnatum L. ItalyS91977COLLECTEDOn Route 70, 19 km north of Poppi.43.71666667, 11.76666667750Wild material1316304PI 418900
21PI 418901295Trifolium incarnatum L. ItalyS91977COLLECTEDOn Route 423, 18 km south of Firenzoula.43.98000000, 11.33000000800Wild material1316305PI 418901
22PI 666070FC 40090Trifolium incarnatum L. S91973DONATED01/19731723849PI 666070
23PI 369045S-20-11Trifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91971COLLECTED1970Uncertain improvement status1586944PI 369045
24PI 613048KENTUCKY SELECTIONTrifolium incarnatum L. Maryland, United StatesS91964DONATED1964Cultivar1099544PI 613048
25PI 663850'FRONTIER'Trifolium incarnatum L. Mississippi, United StatesS91963DONATED1963Cultivar1085099PI 663850
26PI 613046ALLENTrifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91963DONATED1963Cultivar1093179PI 613046
27PI 613047HARDYTrifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91963DONATED1963Cultivar1093180PI 613047
28PI 603034KENTUCKY SELECTIONTrifolium incarnatum L. Kentucky, United StatesS91962DONATED1962Cultivated material1073969PI 603034
29PI 613041'CHIEF'Trifolium incarnatum L. Maryland, United StatesS91961DONATED1961Cultivar1031713PI 613041
30PI 613042THORNTONTrifolium incarnatum L. Georgia, United StatesS91961DONATED1961Cultivar1032122PI 613042
31PI 613043TALLADEGATrifolium incarnatum L. Alaska, United StatesS91961DONATED1961Cultivar1039654PI 613043
32PI 613044AUTAUGATrifolium incarnatum L. Alabama, United StatesS91961DONATED1961Cultivar1039660PI 613044
33PI 613045AUBURNTrifolium incarnatum L. Alabama, United StatesS91961DONATED1961Cultivar1039664PI 613045
34PI 251563G 8097Trifolium incarnatum L. Former Serbia and MontenegroS91958COLLECTEDCultivarCommercial 1194335PI 251563
35PI 233812G 5398Trifolium incarnatum L. ItalyS91956COLLECTEDCultivated material1184758PI 233812
36PI 233279S-81-1Trifolium incarnatum L. IsraelS91956DONATED05/09/1956Uncertain improvement status1184681PI 233279
37PI 234310'Amclo'Trifolium vesiculosum Savi ItalyS91956COLLECTEDCollected near Rome.41.88333333, 12.50000000CultivarWinter annual with seedlings resembling those of Dixie crimson clover T. incarnatum L., except they are less vigorous in the fall. In early spring, starts a wide branching growth that may be 20 to 28 inches high, with stems up to 40 inches long and 3/8 inch in diameter. Reaches full bloom in mid-May and seed is ready to combine in mid-June. Reaches full bloom 25 to 30 days after crimson and before summer perennails are in full production. Trifoliate leaflets 1 to 1 1/2 inches long, rounded at base, and pointed at tips. Leaves and stems are hairless. Leaflets frequently have prominent white V-shaped marks. Cylindrical inflorescense initially white and may have as many as 150 florets. Pods multi-ovular.1184928PI 234310