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	ACCESSION	PLANT NAME	TAXONOMY	ORIGIN	GENEBANK	RECEIVED	SOURCE TYPE	SOURCE DATE	COLLECTION SITE	COORDINATES	ELEVATION	IMPROVEMENT LEVEL	NARRATIVE
0	PI 496450	X4	Arachis hypogaea L.	Burkina Faso	S9	1985	COLLECTED						Local type. Seeds large. Testa red and white (variegated) striped.	1391386	PI 496450
1	PI 655306	EL-X2	Beta vulgaris L. subsp. vulgaris	Michigan, United States	W6	2008	DEVELOPED	PRE 2008				Breeding material	EL-X2 has the goal of understanding and broadening the genetic base for Aphanomyces resistance in sugar beet. This line may be useful for a number of basic and applied investigations. In particular, EL-X2 is a sugar beet counterpart to releases EL-X1, EL-X3, and EL-X4 that were developed simultaneously with EL-X2 to examine introgression of Aphanomyces resistance from wild germplasm. In the Betaseed Aphanomyces nursery, the average rating of two Aphanomyces tolerant and two susceptible standards was 2.0 and 7.0, respectively (LSD (0.05)=1.83, average of two late readings), the sugar beet parents SP6822 and 6869 had scores of 1.0 and 5.5, respectively, and EL-X2 scored 4.5.	1789740	PI 655306
2	PI 362637	VII/18-X4	Triticum turgidum L. subsp. durum (Desf.) van Slageren	Prilep, North Macedonia	NSGC	1971	COLLECTED	1970	Prilep	41.34638889, 21.55444444	658	Landrace	Collected as part of PL 480 Project E30-CR-38.	1271392	PI 362637
3	PI 635853	BURPEES BELLRINGER	Capsicum annuum L.	Pennsylvania, United States	S9	1967	DONATED	1967					Blocky (4"x4"), extra-thick flesh, glossy gr. to deep red. Seed Trade News, Nov. 15, 1967.	1111775	PI 635853
4	PI 523682	CIli 2274	Linum usitatissimum L.	North Dakota, United States	NC7	1961	DONATED	1961						1418618	PI 523682
5	PI 523683	CIli 2275	Linum usitatissimum L.	North Dakota, United States	NC7	1961	DONATED	1961						1418619	PI 523683
6	PI 173260	Berzamina	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1949	DONATED	01/01/1983					Type = Wine Grape	1563994	PI 173260
7	PI 171292	Bakari Mavro	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	Greece	DAV	1948	COLLECTED	11/1948					Type = Wine Grape	1147849	PI 171292
8	DVIT 650	Bastardo	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Type = Wine Grape. Origin = Portugal. Per Grapes, Vines, Grapes, and Wines', pg.216-217: "Although this, one of the world's better travelled vines, is one of the nine varieties recommended for constituting at least 60 percent of red port, it is not one of the most highly regarded. Its chief contribution can be measured in quantity and sugar rather than colour or character. It ripens early, but even higher sugar levels can be achieved by leaving the berries on the vine till the leaves wilt. With such sugar levels, the variety's value is clearly as a dessert wine ingredient and the produce of the few plantings to be found in Australia are used as such. In Australia it has been known, confusingly, as Cabernet Gros and, erroneously, as Touriga. It suffers in severe winter weather and is susceptible to anthracnose. Has not performed well in California. Moderate quality, high sugars."	1007789	DVIT 650
9	DVIT 651	Beba	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Type = Wine and Table Grape. Origin = Spain.	1007796	DVIT 651
10	DVIT 652	Beclan	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Per Galet (see citation): "Growing tip: slightly downy. Young leaves: cobwebby, bronze, deeply lobed. Leaf: small, orbicular 036-2-57; lateral sinuses deep 53, pointed bases; thick, bullate; petioles, veins, and lower surface with rough pubescence; petiolar sinus lyre-shaped; teeth convex, average. Shoot: glabrous, purplish; tendrils small, thin. Cluster: small, cylindrical, compact; berries small, 5 to 8 mm, oval, blue-black. Grown chiefly in Jura, Petit Beclan is a fine wine grape variety. It is a moderately vigorous and moderately productive vine whose wine has character and good color and ages well. Petit Beclan is sensitive to the fungus diseases and is cold tender. Maturity is midseason."	1007802	DVIT 652
11	DVIT 654	Bermestia Bianca	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Type = Wine Grape. Origin = Italy.	1007818	DVIT 654
12	DVIT 655	Bermestia Violacea	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Type = Wine and Table Grape.	1007825	DVIT 655
13	DVIT 656	Berzamina	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material		1007833	DVIT 656
14	DVIT 658	Cinsaut	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Per Galet (see citation): "Growing tip: felty, white with rose margin. Young leaves: downy, bullate, reddish-yellow, five lobed. Leaf: medium, orbicular 035-2-58; deeply lobed, lateral sinuses 64, club-shaped with pointed bases; clear green, soft, contorted, cobwebby tufts below or pubescent depending on the clone; petiolar sinus lyre-shaped more or less closed; teeth pointed, very narrow. Shoot: ribbed, clear green,glabrous, large tendrils. Cane: clear pale beige or pale pink with abundant bloom, dark brown nodes; large buds with white bud down. Cluster: large, cylindrical-conical, compact; berries ellipsoidal, large, blue-black, bloomed; firm skin and pulp. Growth habit: spreading. A productive, moderately vigorous variety. Cinsaut is considered to add softness and bouqet and blends well with Grenache and Carignane. budbreak is late and maturity is midseason. Cinsaut is sensitive to downy and powdery mildew and botrytis, and it has a tendency to drop its berries at maturity. It is severly affected by yellow spider mites, and the clusters are very susceptible to the grape berry moth."	1007849	DVIT 658
15	DVIT 659	Meslier Saint Francois	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	Germany	DAV	1983	DONATED	03/08/1939				Cultivated material	Type = Wine Grape. Origin = France.	1007857	DVIT 659
16	DVIT 660	Blaue Elbe	Vitis vinifera L. subsp. vinifera	California, United States	DAV	1983	DONATED	01/01/1983				Cultivated material	Type = Wine Grape.	1007867	DVIT 660