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ACCESSIONPLANT NAMETAXONOMYORIGINGENEBANKIMAGEAVAILABILITYRECEIVEDSOURCE TYPESOURCE DATECOLLECTION SITECOORDINATESELEVATIONHABITATIMPROVEMENT LEVELNARRATIVE
0PI 408779A1 21Gossypium herbaceum L. IranCOT2006COLLECTED1308322PI 408779
1PI 408796A1 38Gossypium herbaceum L. AfricaCOT2006COLLECTED1308339PI 408796
2PI 529655A1 79Gossypium herbaceum L. ZimbabweCOT2006COLLECTEDcollect: COTTON RESH INST 19841424591PI 529655
3PI 529685A1 112Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2006COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424621PI 529685
4PI 529693A1 120Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2006COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424629PI 529693
5PI 636697SA 3518Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0041, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669497PI 636697
6PI 636698SA 3519Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0050, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669498PI 636698
7PI 636699SA 3520Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0064, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669499PI 636699
8PI 636700SA 3521Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0081, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669500PI 636700
9PI 636701SA 3522Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0093, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669501PI 636701
10PI 636702SA 3523Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0149, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669502PI 636702
11PI 636703SA 3524Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0171, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669503PI 636703
12PI 636704SA 3525Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0173, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669504PI 636704
13PI 636705SA 3526Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0178, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669505PI 636705
14PI 636706SA 3527Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0209, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669506PI 636706
15PI 636707SA 3528Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0219, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669507PI 636707
16PI 636708SA 3529Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0221, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669508PI 636708
17PI 636709SA 3530Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2005DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA day-neutral germplasm line of cotton which was developed from the photoperiodic race stock T-0241, it was evaluated for yield, yield components and fiber traits1669509PI 636709
18PI 636490SA 3516Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA pubescent leaf and stem line that combines high yield potential with excellent fiber qualities, especially fiber strength, and is adapted to south and central Texas. Is a mid-season maturity, picker-type upland cotton with a growth habit similar to Tamcot 22 when grown with supplemental irrigation. Average yield is similar to Suregrow 747 and FiberMax 832. Upper Half Mean (UHM) length averages 1.14 in., longer than Suregrow 747 but not as long as FiberMax 832. Averaged over the performance trials high volume instrument fiber bundle strength averaged 36.6 g/tex, similar to FiberMax 832. The average micronaire reading is 4.4 which is similar to SureGrow 747.1668960PI 636490
19PI 636491SA 3517Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA nectariless, pubescent leaf and stem line that combines high yield potential with excellent fiber qualities, especially fiber strength, and is adapted to south and central Texas. Is a mid-season maturity, picker-type upland cotton with a growth habit similar to Tamcot 22 when grown with supplemental irrigation. Average yield is similar to Suregrow 747 and FiberMax 832. Upper Half Mean (UHM) length averages 1.12 in. longer than Suregrow 747 but not as long as FiberMax 832. Averaged over the performance trials high volume instrument fiber bundle strength averaged 33.6 g/tex, similar to FiberMax 832. The average micronaire reading is 4.8 which is similar to SureGrow 747.1668961PI 636491
20PI 636306'NG 2448R'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2004DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1665599PI 636306
21PI 636308'NG 1553R'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2004DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1665601PI 636308
22PI 636309'ST 4646B2R'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2004DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1665602PI 636309
23PI 636310'DP 444 BG/RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2004DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1665603PI 636310
24PI 636346SA 3499Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B01 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 01 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-01, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B01 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665775PI 636346
25PI 636347SA 3500Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B02 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 02 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-02, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B02 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665776PI 636347
26PI 636348SA 3501Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B04 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 04 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-04, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was predluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B04 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expecedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665777PI 636348
27PI 636349SA 3502Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B06 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 06 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome subsitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-06, coupled with recovery of the coresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B06 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665778PI 636349
28PI 636350SA 3503Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B07 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 07 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-07, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B07 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665779PI 636350
29PI 636351SA 3504Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B16 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 16 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-16, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B16 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665780PI 636351
30PI 636352SA 3505Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B17 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 17 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-17, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B17 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665781PI 636352
31PI 636353SA 3506Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B18 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 18 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrect backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-18, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B18 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665782PI 636353
32PI 636354SA 3507Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B25 is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which the chromosome 25 pair of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. In other regards, it is nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monosomic for chromosome-25, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monosomic backcross progeny. The alien chromosome is expectedly an intact derivative of the 3-79 chromosome, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome (absent) was precluded by the monosomy of all BCnF1 plants. Loci on the other 25 chromosome pairs of CS-B25 were subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination, so >98% of them expectedly derive from G. hirsutum, probably TM-1.1665783PI 636354
33PI 636355SA 3508Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B05sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 5sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B05sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via rrecurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te05Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all of the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded in the absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665784PI 636355
34PI 636356SA 3509Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B11sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 11sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B11sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te11Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded in the absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665785PI 636356
35PI 636357SA 3510Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B12sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 12sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled haploid line 3-79 which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B12sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te12Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded in the absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665786PI 636357
36PI 636358SA 3511Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B14sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 14sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B14sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te14Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665787PI 636358
37PI 636359SA 3512Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B15sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 15sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B15sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te15Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665788PI 636359
38PI 636360SA 3513Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B22Lo is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 22Lo of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B22Lo is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te22sh, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665789PI 636360
39PI 636361SA 3514Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B22sh is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 22sh of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B22sh is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te22Lo, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665790PI 636361
40PI 636362SA 3515Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2004DEVELOPED2004Breeding materialCS-B26Lo is an alien chromosome substitution line (2n=52) in which chromosome arm 26Lo of G. hirsutum has been replaced by the corresponding chromosomal material from G. barbadense doubled-haploid line 3-79, which has high fiber quality and length. For the opposing arm and all other chromosomes, line CS-B26Lo is expected to be nearly isogenic to G. hirsutum inbred line TM-1. The chromosome substitution line was developed via recurrent backcrossing to G. hirsutum plants monotelodisomic for Te26sh, coupled with recovery of the corresponding monotelodisomic backcross progeny at each generation. The alien chromosome arm is expectedly an intact derivative of most or all the 3-79 chromosome arm, because homologous recombination with the corresponding G. hirsutum chromosome segment was selectively precluded absence of the latter in all BCnF1 plants (monotelodisomic). Greater than 98% of loci on the telosome and the other 25 chromosome pairs expectedly derive from G. hirsutum TM-1, because they were disomic during backcross generations and thus subject to effects of backcrossing and recombination.1665791PI 636362
41PI 417903A1 61Gossypium herbaceum L. Gujarat, IndiaCOT2004DONATED06/07/19771315822PI 417903
42PI 417910A1 66Gossypium herbaceum L. Gujarat, IndiaCOT2004DONATED06/07/19771315829PI 417910
43PI 441982A1 84Gossypium herbaceum L. ChinaCOT2004COLLECTEDFrom Sinkiang1336918PI 441982
44PI 529656A1 80Gossypium herbaceum L. ZimbabweCOT2004COLLECTEDcollect: COTTON RESH INST 19841424592PI 529656
45PI 529686A1 113Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2004COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424622PI 529686
46PI 529691A1 118Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2004COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424627PI 529691
47PI 529696A1 123Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2004COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424632PI 529696
48PI 529700A1 127Gossypium herbaceum L. SwitzerlandCOT2004COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424636PI 529700
49PI 167906A1 5Gossypium arboreum L. TurkeyCOT2003DONATED09/19481144479PI 167906
50PI 190542A1 12Gossypium herbaceum L. IraqCOT2003COLLECTED1162114PI 190542
51PI 367241A1 16Gossypium herbaceum L. IndiaCOTNot Available2003DONATED09/29/19711275105PI 367241
52PI 408776A1 18Gossypium herbaceum L. AfghanistanCOT2003COLLECTED1308319PI 408776
53PI 408777A1 19Gossypium herbaceum L. AfghanistanCOT2003COLLECTED1308320PI 408777
54PI 408780A1 22Gossypium herbaceum L. AfghanistanCOT2003COLLECTED1308323PI 408780
55PI 408781A1 23Gossypium herbaceum L. Former, Soviet UnionCOT2003COLLECTED1308324PI 408781
56PI 408784A1 26Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTED1308327PI 408784
57PI 408785A1 27Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTED1308328PI 408785
58PI 408786A1 28Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTED1308329PI 408786
59PI 408787A1 29Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTED1308330PI 408787
60PI 408788A1 30Gossypium herbaceum L. IndonesiaCOT2003COLLECTED1308331PI 408788
61PI 408790A1 32Gossypium herbaceum L. ChinaCOT2003COLLECTED1308333PI 408790
62PI 408791A1 33Gossypium herbaceum L. AfghanistanCOT2003COLLECTED1308334PI 408791
63PI 408794A1 36Gossypium herbaceum L. IndiaCOT2003COLLECTED1308337PI 408794
64PI 417914A1 70Gossypium herbaceum L. Gujarat, IndiaCOT2003DONATED06/07/19771315833PI 417914
65PI 442920A1 50Gossypium herbaceum L. IndiaCOT2003DONATED06/19801337856PI 442920
66PI 442921A1 51Gossypium herbaceum L. IndiaCOT2003DONATED06/19801337857PI 442921
67PI 442922A1 52Gossypium herbaceum L. IndiaCOT2003DONATED06/19801337858PI 442922
68PI 451747Ting-tao tzu ching chung mienGossypium hirsutum L. ChinaCOT2003DEVELOPEDMaturity 105 days. Stems purple-red. Leaves reddish-green. Flowers yellow with a red base. Bolls small, weigh 2.1g. Fiber-length 24mm, lint 30%. Wilt resistant.1346683PI 451747
69PI 485586A1 72Gossypium herbaceum L. BotswanaCOT2003COLLECTEDWild materialPlants many stemmed, about 1 m tall, productive under drought conditions.1380522PI 485586
70PI 529652A1 76Gossypium herbaceum L. ZimbabweCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: COTTON RESH INST 19841424588PI 529652
71PI 529654A1 78Gossypium herbaceum L. ZimbabweCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: COTTON RESH INST 19841424590PI 529654
72PI 529670A1 97Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424606PI 529670
73PI 529671A1 98Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424607PI 529671
74PI 529677A1 104Gossypium herbaceum L. ChinaCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424613PI 529677
75PI 529681A1 108Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424617PI 529681
76PI 529695A1 122Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424631PI 529695
77PI 529698A1 125Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424634PI 529698
78PI 529701A1 128Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2003COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424637PI 529701
79PI 358402A1 132Gossypium herbaceum L. COT20021604124PI 358402
80PI 529653A1 77Gossypium herbaceum L. ZimbabweCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: COTTON RESH INST 19841424589PI 529653
81PI 529674A1 101Gossypium herbaceum L. TurkeyCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424610PI 529674
82PI 529684A1 111Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424620PI 529684
83PI 529687A1 114Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424623PI 529687
84PI 529688A1 115Gossypium herbaceum L. UzbekistanCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424624PI 529688
85PI 529702A1 129Gossypium herbaceum L. PakistanCOT2002COLLECTEDcollect: N I VAVILOV IPI 19851424638PI 529702
86PI 631440SA 3135Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialNormal upland cotton phenotype with pubescent leaves and stems and cream-colored pollen. Leaves have about 45 leaf trichomes/cm2 compared with about 5 for Deltapine 50. Plants shorter than most commercial cvs. The outstanding feature is UHM fiber length when grown under irrigated (31 mm) or drought stressed (29 mm) culture.1639401PI 631440
87PI 631441SA 3136Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialNormal upland cotton phenotype with pubescent leaves and stems and cream-colored pollen. Leaves have about 50 trichomes/cm2 compared with about 5 for Deltapine 50. The outstanding feature is UHM fiber length when grown under irrigated (30 mm) or drought stressed (29 mm) culture.1639402PI 631441
88PI 631442SA 3137Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialA smooth leaf and stem phenotype with competitive yield potential in central and south Texas. Agronomic characteristics are equivalent to most upland cvs. adapted to south Texas. The outstanding features are smooth phenotype and UHM fiber length when grown under irrigated (30 mm) or drought stressed (28 mm) culture.1639403PI 631442
89PI 631181CD3HG2CABS-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGlabrous line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Early maturing with improved fiber strength. Resistant to bacterial blight and has improved levels of Multi-Adversity Resistance (MAR) to pests. Average UHM length of 1.07 in., fiber bundle strength of 28.1 and micronaire of 4.4 units.1637712PI 631181
90PI 631182CD3HGCBU8S-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGlabrous line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Early maturing and has excellent fiber quality with an average upper half mean length of 1.10 in., and fiber bundle strength of 28.4 g/tex and micronaire of 4.2 units. Resistant to bacterial blight and has improved levels of Multi-Adversity Resistance (MAR) to pests.1637713PI 631182
91PI 631183LBCBHGDPIS-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGlabrous line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Early maturing with good fiber quality. Resistant to bacterial blight and has improved levels of Multi-Adversity Resistance (MAR) to pests. Fiber bundle strength of 28.4 g/tex, UHM fiber length of 1.10 in. and micronaire value of 4.2. Yield potential similar to previously released MAR germplasm and is early in maturity.1637714PI 631183
92PI 631184CUBQHGRPIS-1-92Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGlabrous line with normal leaf and bract types, glanded, nectaried and early maturing. Has bacterial blight resistance with improved levels of resistance to phymatotrichum root rot (Phytototrichum ominivorum) and verticillium (Verticillium dahliae) and fusarium (Fusarium oxyporum). Boll size larger than previously released Tamcot cvs. Produces 11% higher lint yield, and has a higher fiber bundle strength (3.4 g/tex) and micronaire value (0.2 units) than Tamcot CAB-CS, a previously released MAR variety1637715PI 631184
93PI 631185PD23CD3HGS-1-93Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialGlabrous line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Resistance to bacterial blight. Improved yield potential over previously released MAR germplasm and is early maturing. Fiber bundle strength averages 28.7 g/tex, 4.4 micronaire value 4.4, and fiber length 1.07 in.1637716PI 631185
94PI 631186CBD3HGDPIH-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialPubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Resistant to bacterial blight and improved levels of resistance to insects. Lint yield potential similar to previously released MAR cvs. and is late in maturity. Fiber bundle strength averages 26.4 g/tex, 4.1 micronaire value 4.4, and UHM fiber length 1.07 in.1637717PI 631186
95PI 631187LBCHUD3HGH-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialPubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Early maturing and is resistant to bacterial blight. Excellent lint yield potential and is early in maturing. Fiber bundle strength averages 25.4 g/tex, 4.0 micronaire value 4.4, and fiber length 1.06 in. Boll large in comparison to previously released MAR germplasm.1637718PI 631187
96PI 631188CD3HGCULBH-1-91Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialPubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Bacterial blight resistant and is very early in maturity. Average fiber bundle strength of 27.6 g/tex, UHM length of 1.07, micronaire value of 4.1 and a large boll.1637719PI 631188
97PI 631189CDRCIQCUBH-2-92Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialPubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Bacterial blight resistance, improved levels of insect resistance, and is late in maturity. Excellent fiber quality with a bundle strength of 31.4 g/tex, UHM length of 1.08, and micronaire value of 4.5.1637720PI 631189
98PI 631190CDARCILBCH-1-92Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialVery pubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Bacterial blight resistance and is very early in maturity. Excellent fiber quality with a bundle strength of 30.8 g/tex, UHM length of 1.12, and micronaire value of 4.6.1637721PI 631190
99PI 631191CUBQHGRPIH-1-92Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesNLGRPNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialPubescent line with normal leaf and bract types, and is glanded and nectaried. Bacterial blight resistance and is early maturing. Fiber bundle strength of 29.8 g/tex, UHM length of 1.15, and micronaire value of 4.2.1637724PI 631191
100PI 631050TEX 2572Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/12/2002Along Hwy 200 at turn-off to Playa Ventura.16.59361111, -98.9236111160House fence-row next to road.Wild materialFour large plants scattered along fence, the largest ~4 m tall, all with many open bolls and no foliage or flowers.1636450PI 631050
101PI 631051TEX 2573Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/12/2002Along Hwy 200, 1.9 km E of San Antonio.16.78777778, -99.64416667120Roadside trash heap and adjacent weedy area.Wild materialSmall bushes 2.5 m tall, flowers small and yellow with petal spot; very little foliage but many open bolls.1636451PI 631051
102PI 631052TEX 2574Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/13/2002Along Hwy 95, 3.6 km N of Chilpancingo.17.55083333, -99.641388891245Roadside waste area with trash dump.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single large bush 3.0-3.5 m tall, heavily laden with open bolls.1636452PI 631052
103PI 631053TEX 2575Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/14/2002Iguala, Genetic nursery (near INIFAP Station) of Facultad de Ciencias Agricola y Ambientates de Universidad Autonoma de Guerrero.18.34361111, -99.50333333782Old nursery of Mexican cotton.Cultivated materialSingle plant, ~2.5 m, open bolls, normal leaf shape. Origin unknown, but remnant of old nursery of Mexican cotton (only plant remaining). Fiber light brown.1636453PI 631053
104PI 631054TEX 2576Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/15/2002Street along Playa Pie de la Cuesta west of Acapulco.16.90416667, -99.9766666721Fence row of beach house facing street. Owner waters occasionally.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant, 2 m tall. Numerous open bolls. Volunteer plant.1636454PI 631054
105PI 631055TEX 2577Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Col. La Laja, along Hwy 200 between Acapulco and Zihuantanejo.17.14166667, -100.3963888929Foot path in front of residences.Wild materialSingle plant, 1.5 m tall with normal leaf shape and numerous open bolls.1636455PI 631055
106PI 631056TEX 2578Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Col. La Laja, along Hwy 200 between Acapulco and Zihuantanejo.17.14166667, -100.3963888929Roadside waste area near road, approx. 150 ft. from US-74 plant.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant, 1.3 m tall with open bolls and flowers.1636457PI 631056
107PI 631057TEX 2579Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Along Hwy 200, 39.5 km NW of jct. with Hwy 196.17.20750000, -100.7055555639Roadside waste area.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant 2.5 m tall, many open bolls, some foliage, no flowers.1636458PI 631057
108PI 631058TEX 2580Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Along Hwy 200 at Km 11 marker NW of Zihuantanejo toward Lazaro Cardenas.17.69527778, -101.6094444425Wild materialFour plants, ~3 m tall, many open bolls, very few leaves, no flowers.1636459PI 631058
109PI 631059TEX 2581Gossypium hirsutum L. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Along new Hwy 37, 6.3 km N of jct. with Hwy 200.18.05388889, -101.93888889154Roadside weedy area.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant, 2 m tall, many open bolls, little foliage, no flowers.1636460PI 631059
110PI 631060TEX 2582Gossypium hirsutum L. Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Hwy to Apatzingan, 3 km W of jct. of Hwys 37 and 129.18.99138889, -102.14277778371Roadside weedy area.Wild materialRace palmeri. Five plants to 2 m clustered together. All stages of fruiting; foliage subokra rather than the typical palmeri leaf type.1636462PI 631060
111PI 631061D6 7Gossypium gossypioides (Ulbr.) Standl. Oaxaca, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Mpio. Juan La Jarcia, along Hwy 190 (Tehuantepec-Oaxaca), 2 km NE of El Coyul.16.52444444, -95.928611111130Dry forest, primarily deciduous vegetation, some pines in area. Above and below the hwy through mountainous area.Wild materialNumerous small trees to 4-5 m, defoliated but retaining some capsules and seeds. Fruiting structures generally abscise at maturity but late capsules remain in the plant. Although the capsules reflex completely at maturity, the seeds remain clustered on the capsule.1636463PI 631061
112PI 631062D6 8Gossypium gossypioides (Ulbr.) Standl. Oaxaca, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Rio Grande canyon slope along Hwy 190 (Tehuantepec-Oaxaca), 13.7 km SE of San Juan Guegoyache.16.69916667, -96.191388891050Mostly deciduous vegetation on rocky soil. Elevation appears to be critical to the distribution of this species. It was not seen below 1000 m.Wild materialMedium trees to 7-8 m tall with no foliage but some capsules remaining.1636465PI 631062
113PI 631063US-65Gossypium laxum L. Ll. Phillips Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/13/2002Canon de Zopilote along Hwy 95, 1.5 km N of jct with Filo de Caballo road.17.81138889, -99.56111111708On Road escarpment and sides of an arroyo perpendicular to hwy.Wild materialSmall trees 4-5 m tall in deciduous woodland; without foliage, capsules persistent, hard, with some seed remaining. A few flowers found.1636472PI 631063
114PI 631064US-66Gossypium laxum L. Ll. Phillips Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/13/2002Canon de Zopilote N of Zumpango along Hwy 95, 13 km N of jct with road to Filo de Caballo.17.89750000, -99.57944444575Road embankment. Plants frequently seen from this point northward on Hwy 95 to Mezcala.Wild materialSmall trees 4-5 m tall in deciduous vegetation; without foliage, capsules persistent, hard, with some seed remaining.1636473PI 631064
115PI 631065US-67Gossypium laxum L. Ll. Phillips Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/13/2002Along dirt road W of Mezcala, 3.7 km W of jct of Mezcala Road and Hwy 95.17.92277778, -99.61722222560On banks above and below road along river.Wild materialFour small trees; a few flowers present.1636474PI 631065
116PI 631066US-68Gossypium laxum L. Ll. Phillips Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/13/2002Along road to San Juan Tetelcingo, 7 km NE jct. with Hwy 95.17.96333333, -99.53305556724Road embankment and small draw in deciduous forest.Wild materialTrees to 6 m tall, without foliage, capsules persistent, hard, with some seed remaining.1636476PI 631066
117PI 631067US-70Gossypium laxum L. Ll. Phillips Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/14/2002Along Carretera de Sol at Km marker 223, 40 km N of Chilpancingo. Small knoll E of hwy.17.91055556, -99.38194444810Wild materialTrees 4-4.5 m. No foliage except small regrowth, many open capsules and occasional flower.1636477PI 631067
118PI 631068US-86Gossypium lobatum Gentry Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/18/2002Puente de El marquez, 8 km N of Nueve Italia along Hwy. 37.19.07888889, -102.06694444374Steep canyon walls and scree slope of canyon.Wild materialNumerous small trees 5-6 m, no leaves except some regrowth. Many capsules just dehiscing (ideal time for seed collection).1636478PI 631068
119PI 631069US-83Gossypium schwendimanii Fryxell & S. D. Koch Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Along Hwy 37 (old hwy), 10.4 km N from the Infernillo bridge (new bridge).18.34472222, -101.89750000207Wooded ravine bank by road.Wild materialTrees to 10 m with flowers and capsules. Many immature capsules but little foliage. Seeds shed soon after dehiscence so seed hard to find. Aspect of G. schwendimanii but also of G. aridum, esp. the capsules. Intermediate?1636479PI 631069
120PI 631070US-84Gossypium schwendimanii Fryxell & S. D. Koch Michoacán de Ocampo, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Along Hwy 37 (old hwy), 12.3 km N from the Infernillo bridge (new bridge).18.36083333, -101.89944444340Washes and drainage areas along mountain slopes by road.Wild materialSmall trees. Many flowers but few capsules. Some foliage remaining.1636480PI 631070
121PI 631071TEX 2531Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED02/28/2002Tecomatlan, south side of pueblo by main road.18.10388889, -98.31222222885On Roadbank in overgrown area between road and house garden (escaped?).Wild material1636482PI 631071
122PI 631006GB 1593Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villa Corzo, Col. San Pedro Buena Vista (known as Buena Vista).16.14138889, -93.17416667560Along yard fence next to road.Cultivated materialAbout six plants, to 3 m tall, water-stressed with terminals dying. Poor boll set. New growth with a few flowers present.1636251PI 631006
123PI 631007GB 1594Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Segunda Poniente Y Quinta Norte.16.23777778, -93.27166667568Collected by Ricardo Gomez-B (local guide) from his neighbor's yard.Cultivated materialPlants not seen by Ulloa and Stewart.1636252PI 631007
124PI 631008GB 1595Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/07/2002Mpio. Jiquipilas, Tiltepec near Reserva national.16.39805556, -93.86694444703Garden plant.Cultivated materialSingle garden plant, 3 m, mostly defoliated with new leaves starting. "Kidney" seed.1636254PI 631008
125PI 631009TEX 2529Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED02/28/2002San Marquez, along Hwy 190.18.38583333, -98.30277778902Dooryard plants.Cultivated materialSix dooryard plants grown as curiosity. Erect with few branches; no petalspot; medium vestiture.1636258PI 631009
126PI 631010TEX 2530Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED02/28/2002Tehuitzingo, north side of pueblo by main road.18.34055556, -98.28694444980Garden fence row.Cultivated materialTwo plants in garden fence row. No foliage.1636262PI 631010
127PI 631011TEX 2532Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTEDAmatitlan, along street and adjacent garden.18.17361111, -98.04638889Street and unkept garden; next to road cut as weeds.Wild materialSeveral plants of various size. Ruderal type similar to US-1 - US-3.1636263PI 631011
128PI 631012TEX 2533Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED02/28/2002Acatlan de Bravo, Calle Miguel Hidalgo (northward).18.20777778, -98.046388891146Garden.Cultivated materialTwo large plants in garden handing over high wall. Plants ~15 years old.1636270PI 631012
129PI 631013TEX 2534Gossypium hirsutum L. Puebla, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED02/28/2002Tinguistengo, 3 km N of Acatlan de Bravo.18.24000000, -98.025277781170Fence row.Wild materialTwo plants in fence row, ~3 m tall.1636272PI 631013
130PI 631014TEX 2535Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/01/2002Just S of El Mesquite along Hwy 185 from Matias Romero to La Ventosa.16.69138889, -94.95361111237Below road on roadbank in full sunlight.Wild materialSingle plant, 3-4 years of age, 5-6 basal branches, 1.5 m long with all stages of reproduction (flowers to open bolls).1636276PI 631014
131PI 631015TEX 2536Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/02/2002San Pedro Huamelula, along fence of the school yard.16.02388889, -95.6658333380Along school fence, probably escaped from walled garden next to school.Wild materialLarge bushes (3 m) with limited branching; capsules all mature; limited vegetative growth (semi-dormant from limited water).1636281PI 631015
132PI 631016TEX 2537Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/03/2002Niltepec,Hwy 190 E of La Ventosa, on east side of the pueblo.16.56250000, -94.6163888976Dooryard plant, outside of fenced area by garden and fence.Cultivated materialShrub 1.5 m, new growth from older cut stem (~6-7 years old); white flowers and fibers.1636282PI 631016
133PI 631017TEX 2538Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/04/2002Mpio. Venustiana Carranza, Vicente Guerrero, Barrio El Torque.16.43750000, -92.71333333499Single garden plant collected by Ricardo Gomez-B (local guide) for Ulloa and Stewart. Owner: Francisco Lopez Aguilar.Cultivated materialSeeds like G. hirsutum. Many bolls but no leaves or flowers.1636283PI 631017
134PI 631018TEX 2539Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/04/2002Mpio. Venustiana Carranza, Vicente Guerrero, Calle Central (sin numero), una cuadra de la clinica.16.43833333, -92.71305556496Single garden plant collected by Ricardo Gomez-B (local guide) for Ulloa and Stewart. Owner: Roberto de la Cruz FlorezCultivated materialMany leaves, squares, flowers, and green bolls. Only one open bolls.1636284PI 631018
135PI 631019TEX 2540Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Villaflores, Col. Solidaridad, en fuente de la Secundaria de El Estatal.16.22166667, -93.27777778619Garden plants.Cultivated materialThree garden plants, to 5 m, very productive with large open boll load, fiber quality good. (Possibly retained from introductions of cotton previously grown in the area.)1636285PI 631019
136PI 631020TEX 2541Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Ejido Francisco Villa.16.21194444, -93.33611111592Cultivated materialBranch sample indicated G. hirsutum.1636286PI 631020
137PI 631021TEX 2542Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Col. 16 de Septiembre.16.29527778, -93.17444444440Garedn of Candelaria Diaz Perez.Cultivated materialSmall bush appearing dead but with approx. 2 dozen open bolls. Branches no more than 1 m.1636287PI 631021
138PI 631022TEX 2543Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Ejido Villa Hidalgo.16.30611111, -93.15222222255Garden fence, next to street.Cultivated materialFive plants to 2 m tall with few leaves. Bolls mostly mature.1636288PI 631022
139PI 631023TEX 2544Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Ejido Villa Hidalgo, ~200 m west of #US 30.16.30583333, -93.15277778259Garden corner, next to street and house.Cultivated materialTwo plants 2.5 m tall with few leaves, no flowers, and open bolls.1636289PI 631023
140PI 631024TEX 2545Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/06/2002Mpio. Acala, Col. Roberto Albores Guillen, just S of Acala-RAG bridge.16.54972222, -92.81361111Garden.Cultivated materialThree plants 1.5 m tall. Seeds fuzzless.1636290PI 631024
141PI 631025TEX 2546Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOT2002COLLECTED03/06/2002Mpio. Chiapa de Corzo, Julian Grajales. Field north of town.16.49277778, -92.97055556467Along fence row that had been cut back at least twice (so plants short).Wild materialPlants short from being cut back.1636291PI 631025
142PI 631026TEX 2548Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/06/2002Mpio. Chiapa de Corzo, Julian Grajales.16.48833333, -92.96666667481In fence row and garden. Owner: Egrisel Nino Maldanado.Cultivated materialApprox. 12 plants to 2.5 m tall with numerous bolls in all stages of development. Younger plants volunteering near older plants.1636292PI 631026
143PI 631027TEX 2549Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/07/2002Mpio. Jiquipilas, Ejido Tierra y Libertad.16.39805556, -93.86694444703Garden.Cultivated materialTwo garden plants, 2.5 m tall. Numerous green bolls, but all bracts and foliage gone, apparently eaten by insects. New growth starting.1636293PI 631027
144PI 631028TEX 2550Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/07/2002Tonala, Nicolas Bravo St., 1 cuadra de Hwy 200 Business. (SE end of town before bridge.)16.08694444, -93.7436111191Garden fence plants and escapes into adjacent waste areas.Wild materialPlants to 2 m, fruitful, open bolls fairly large, fiber quality seems good.1636300PI 631028
145PI 631029TEX 2551Gossypium hirsutum L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/07/2002Mpio. Arriaga, Hwy 200, 5.0 km W of Arriaga, Rancho Los Mangos.16.22416667, -93.9613888949Garden plants and escapes in road waste area. Owner: Federico Velasquez Vasquez.Cultivated materialProductive plants, with good quality fiber. Seeds saved and replanted every 3-4 years for 50+ years from cotton grown by owner's grandfather.1636305PI 631029
146PI 631030TEX 2552Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Mpio. Juan La Jarcia, El Coyul, along Hwy 190 (Tehuantepec-Oaxaca).16.50250000, -95.90666667802Garden corner and waste area in pueblo.Wild materialTwo small plants 1 m tall with several branches, numerous bolls, some flowers and vegetative growth.1636341PI 631030
147PI 631031TEX 2553Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Mpio. Yautepec, Col. Las Animas, Calle Cristobal Colon, #7.16.63166667, -96.05638889210Garden.Cultivated materialFour garden plants to 3.5 m, plants erect, numerous open bolls, few leaves.1636348PI 631031
148PI 631032TEX 2554Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Mpio. Yautepec, along Hwy 190 (Tehuantepec-Oaxaca) approx. 2 km NE of El Camaron.16.63166667, -96.05638889785Roadside.Wild materialOne roadside plant, 1 m tall, with numerous open bolls but no leaves.1636355PI 631032
149PI 631033TEX 2555Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/10/2002Mpio. San Miguel Ejutla, San Miguel, 1 km N of Ejutla, Hwy 175 S of Oaxaca. Codigo 71588.16.57972222, -96.735833331350Fence row of yard owned by Artemio Ramirez.Cultivated materialOne plant 3-4 m, numerous bolls, but no flowers or foliage.1636362PI 631033
150PI 631034TEX 2556Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/10/2002Mpio. Miahuatlan, Col. La Chindoo, along Hwy 175 S of Oaxaca.16.32333333, -96.588333331415Wild materialA large (4 m), old plant with normal leaf shape next to old plant with okra leaves (US-48B). A few flowers but open bolls scarse. Out-crossing with adjacent plant likely, but seeds are of maternal origin from this plant.1636369PI 631034
151PI 631035TEX 2557Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/10/2002Mpio. Miahuatlan, Col. La Chindoo, along Hwy 175 S of Oaxaca.16.32333333, -96.588333331415Along highway.Wild materialRace palmeri. Old plant, 5 m, small bolls; productive. No flowers and few leaves. Adjacent to US-48A. this seed lot is probably a mix from the two plants, but predominately okra-leaf maternal.1636375PI 631035
152PI 631036TEX 2558Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Pochutla, Camino al Zapotal, 0.8 km W of jct. Pochutla-Puerto Angel road (Hwy 175).15.72388889, -96.48250000190Road-side weedy area.Wild materialA single plant, 1 m tall, race palmeri type with okra leaves. Probably an escape from US-50 site.1636387PI 631036
153PI 631037TEX 2559Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Pochutla, El Zapotal; 2 km W of Puerto Angel-Pochutla road (Hwy 175).15.72166667, -96.49361111207Rural house lot. Owner: Adrian Reyes Carreno.Cultivated materialRace palmeri. Six plants scattered about lot. Largest plant ~5 m tall, many bolls. Regrowth from older plant destroyed by hurricane 5 years previously.1636395PI 631037
154PI 631038TEX 2560Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Pochutla, Llano Grande Tonameca. Along Hwy 200 6.8 km W of jct with Hwy 175.15.73083333, -96.5352777890In animal lot next to residence.Cultivated materialRace palmeri. Nine plants of various ages, the tallest ~5 m; many bolls, some flowers and fruit.1636402PI 631038
155PI 631039TEX 2561Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, Macahuitle, along Hwy 200, 22.6 km W of jct. with Hwy 175.15.73111111, -96.6844444440Along highway.Wild materialOne roadside plant, 2.5 m. Normal leaf shape with heavy vestiture.1636406PI 631039
156PI 631040TEX 2562Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, along Hwy 200, 27 km W of jct. with Hwy 175.15.72833333, -96.7066666739Weedy, roadside area.Wild materialTwo plants, 1-1.5 m tall. Leaves normal shape, plant hairy. Only a few remnant leaves remaining.1636410PI 631040
157PI 631041TEX 2563Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, Escobilla Cozoatepec. Fence of Escuela Prim. Rural Fed. Lazaro Cardenas del Rio.15.72777778, -96.7288888948Wild materialRace palmeri. Three meter plant with many open bolls; no foliage or flowers.1636417PI 631041
158PI 631042TEX 2564Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, La Barra de El Potrero, along Hwy 200 W of Pochutla.15.73750000, -96.7644444446In fence row being used as a fence post.Wild materialRace palmeri. Plant 3-4 m tall with no flowers and little foliage.1636418PI 631042
159PI 631043TEX 2565Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, Santa Elena, along Hwy 200 W of Pochutla.15.76250000, -95.8305555648In yard fence.Wild materialOne plant 2 m tall. Leaf shape normal, plant hairy.1636419PI 631043
160PI 631044TEX 2566Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Tonameca, Barra de Navidad, ~5 km E of Puerto Escondido.15.81527778, -97.0086111178Roadside waste area with largest plant (~5 m) on a trash heap.Wild materialAll plants heavily fruited.1636421PI 631044
161PI 631045TEX 2567Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Puerto Escondido, Playa Zicatela, by Restaurant Elizabeth, next to beach.15.85222222, -97.055000006Weedy area next to beach road.Wild materialRace palmeri. Numerous plants ~2m tall with numerous bolls; no foliage.1636423PI 631045
162PI 631046TEX 2568Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Jamiltepec, San Juan Colorado.16.46055556, -97.95416667470LandraceLandrace dated to the area at least 70 years; cotton grown by co-op members for hand-spinning cottage industry.1636425PI 631046
163PI 631047TEX 2569Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/11/2002Mpio. Jamiltepec, San Juan Colorado, in yard of Centro de Salud next to City Hall.16.45972222, -97.95388889470Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant ~3 m tall. Many open bolls with leaves present.1636430PI 631047
164PI 631048TEX 2570Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/12/2002Lagunilla, along Hwy 200, 22.3 km W of Pinotepa Nacional.16.34722222, -98.2219444480House fence row by road.Wild materialRace palmeri. Single plant ~4 m tall.1636435PI 631048
165PI 631049TEX 2571Gossypium hirsutum L. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/12/2002Las Vigas, 8 km N of San Juan de los Llanos on Ometepec road.16.67861111, -98.45722222230Yard waste area.Wild materialRace palmeri. Three plants of different ages ranging from 1.5 to 3 m tall. Very little foliage but many bolls and a few flowers.1636437PI 631049
166PI 631003GB 1590Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/04/2002Nicolas Ruiz.16.43888889, -92.58055556483Collected by Ricardo Gomez-B (local guide) for Ulloa and Stewart. Approx. 200 ft. from US-21. Garden of Fructoso Lopez.Cultivated material1636229PI 631003
167PI 631004GB 1591Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, La Zona de las Cruces.16.23000000, -93.30694444612Used as a windbreak for a field previously planted to corn.Cultivated materialEight plants ~2 m, 2-3 years old, with limited vegetative growth and fruit.1636230PI 631004
168PI 631005GB 1592Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/05/2002Mpio. Villaflores, Col. 16 de Septiembre.16.28333333, -93.17305556587Area shaded, so plants not vigorous.Cultivated materialThree garden plants, 2 m tall. "Kidney cotton."1636250PI 631005
169PI 630986US-5Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Puebla, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED02/28/20025.6 km N of Tecomatlan, along Hwy 92 (east side).18.14055556, -98.299722221016Canyon edge in deciduous woodland.Wild materialTrees, infrequent, scattered over canyon edge. Tallest ca. 15 m. Capsules dehisced.1636079PI 630986
170PI 630987US-10Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/01/2002Along Hwy 185, approx. 11 km N of La Ventosa.16.61972222, -94.96861111190Schlerophyllous, deciduous vegetation along mountain roadcuts. Boll weevil found at this location. Also, several small black wasps wer working around the trees (parasitic?).Wild materialTrees 10-12 m tall of various ages; no foliage; late flowering stage with few capsules open; lysigenous glands prominent on capsules; flowers smaller than Puebla Gossypium.1636084PI 630987
171PI 630988US-11Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/01/2002Along Hwy 185, approx. 8.8 km N of La Ventosa.16.60166667, -94.9477777889Schlerophyllous, deciduous vegetation.Wild materialTrees scattered along road. Deciduous, no foliage except new growth starting. More mature capsules than US-10 but less fruit and flowers. One plant with 5"+ trunk. Note: MEXU Gossypium herbarium specimens from this area have large, elongated cordate leaves.1636085PI 630988
172PI 630989US-12Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/02/2002Along Hwy 200, 19 km W of Salina Cruz (or 6 km E of Puente Moro).16.11277778, -95.32027778143Dry deciduous forest on hillside. Plants scattered infrequently through the forest, more frequent where the road reduced competition for light.Wild materialTrees to 15 m. No foliage; capsules nearly all dehisced.1636086PI 630989
173PI 630990US-13Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/02/2002Along Hwy 200, 2 km W of Zaachila (west of Salina Cruz).15.98388889, -95.51972222400Dry deciduous forest; plants scattered.Wild materialTrees to 10 m. No foliage; capsules all mature; flowers very rare.1636087PI 630990
174PI 630991US-15Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/02/2002Approx. 5 km N of San Pedro Huamelula on dirt road to Los Cocos.16.04750000, -95.67361111125Edge of dirt road where hillside meets the road.Wild materialFour small trees with no foliage; capsules all mature; no flowers.1636088PI 630991
175PI 630992US-16Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/02/2002Along Hwy 200 (between Salina Cruz and Santa Maria Huamelula), just west of La Tortolita near "La Chontal" Pemex Station.15.97972222, -95.6147222286Road bank and pasture area (first site not a deciduous forest or hillside).Wild materialSeveral small trees to 8 m; capsules all mature; a few flowers.1636090PI 630992
176PI 630993US-17Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/03/2002East of La Ventosa by Hwy 190 then 0.5 km N of Hwy by Provenir Road at wind-powered electric generators.16.58111111, -94.8163888982Fence row between road and pasture, approx. 100 m occupied exclusively by this species.Wild materialVarious size trees up to 5 m, spreading; no foliage except occasional new growth start. Older plants more spreading than at other sites, probably due to constant strong winds.1636093PI 630993
177PI 630994US-41Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Oaxaca, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/08/2002Along Hwy 190 (Tehuantepec - Oaxaca), approx. 18 km NW of jct. with Hwy 200.16.37555556, -95.38500000200Plants scattered in deciduous forest.Wild materialTrees, 8-9 m tall, with limited number of capsules. One tree with 4 flowers, no foliage on any tree. Heliothine worm found in one capsule.1636139PI 630994
178PI 630995US-72Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/15/2002Mpio. Copapillo, Oxtutla. Approx. 1 km up arroyo (located approx. 0.5 km N of Oxtutla) running W to NW.17.96611111, -98.98527778642Steep S side of an arroyo in dry deciduous forest with numerous pipe cactus.Wild materialSmall trees 4-5 m, no foliage or flowers. Capsules all mature and dehisced. Area not previously reported to have Gossypium; may be related to US-4 and 5 but nursery plants should also be compared to G. laxum.1636153PI 630995
179PI 630996US-76Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Along Hwy 200, 14.7 km NW of jct. with Hwy 196; 11 km SE of Tecpan de Galeana.17.16638889, -100.5602777830Numerous trees along area between road and hillside.Wild materialTrees to 10 m, defoliated but with some leaves on young shoots, numerous flowers and capsules of all ages. Flowers whitish with large petal spot.1636160PI 630996
180PI 630997US-78Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/16/2002Along Hwy 200 at Brisas del Mar near sea bluffs, 7.9 km SE of Papanoa (52.9 km SE of Petatlan).17.26861111, -101.0300000029Numerous trees in deciduous woodland with new growth in cut area.Wild materialDefoliated trees with all stages of reproduction. Three very large trees (20-25 m) were seen on a woodland hillside approx. 4 km SE of this site.1636168PI 630997
181PI 630998US-80Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Along Las Juntas road 500 m N of La Union.17.98472222, -101.7983333370Ravine near dirt road, wooded area.Wild materialSmall trees, 4.5 m with flowers and capsules of all ages, a few leaves remaining. Capsules have some aspect of G. aridum, but also an aspect of G. schwendimanii. Possible intermediate.1636171PI 630998
182PI 630999US-81Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Guerrero, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/17/2002Along Las Juntas road 4.6 km N of La Union by road.17.99361111, -101.77638889127Regrowth where roadway was cleared in a hilly, wooded area.Wild materialSingle small tree 4 m, a few capsules with seeds. Capsules shed seeds soon after dehescing. Similar to US-80.1636179PI 630999
183PI 631000GB 1587Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/04/2002El Amatal, close to Rio Santo Domingo.16.63166667, -92.99416667409Plants in garden plot on slope below road. Cultivated by Sra. Horalia Martinez, El Amatal Ejido, Tuxtla, Calle del Cedro, Sur No. 403.Cultivated materialPlants with 5-6 mainstems, ~4 m tall, flower light yellow, no petal spots, "kidney" seed.1636186PI 631000
184PI 631001GB 1588Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/04/2002Veinte de Noviebre, Calle Contral No. 91.16.53888889, -92.89750000479Patio plant maintained by Sra. Rosalinda Ruiz Cruz.Cultivated materialPlant 3 m, flowers light yellow without petal spot, "kidney" seed.1636192PI 631001
185PI 631002GB 1589Gossypium barbadense L. Chiapas, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED03/04/2002Nicolas Ruiz.16.43888889, -92.58055556477Yard of Evelion Leon Gomot.Cultivated materialGarden plant with no foliage; seeds fuzzless. Plant not seen. Collected by Ricardo Gomez-B (local guide) for Ulloa and Stewart.1636198PI 631002
186PI 630985US-4Gossypium aridum (Rose & Standl.) Skovst. Puebla, MexicoCOTNot Available2002COLLECTED02/28/20023 km N of Tecomatlan, along Hwy 92 (east side).18.13777778, -98.30277778958Hillside with cut area of grazing; mica schist soil.Wild materialSmall to large (10 m) trees common. No foliage; many capsules mostly mature and dehisced; few flowers.1636050PI 630985
187PI 631080'PM 2167 RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesPVPONot Available2002DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1636026PI 631080
188PI 631081'PM 2344 BG/RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1636027PI 631081
189PI 631082'PM 2266 RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1636028PI 631082
190PI 630941'DP 340 Pima'Gossypium barbadense L. United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDCultivar1633354PI 630941
191PI 628969'DP 555 BG/RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1632169PI 628969
192PI 628976'GC-546RR'Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDGenetically Engineered1632176PI 628976
193PI 628977'ST 580'Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDCultivar1632177PI 628977
194PI 628989'Raider 202'Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United States Historic2002DEVELOPEDCultivar1632189PI 628989
195PI 628990SA 3746Gossypium hirsutum L. Texas, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDCultivar1632190PI 628990
196PI 628762SA 3118Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0027.1631938PI 628762
197PI 628763SA 3119Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed fromthe photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0029.1631939PI 628763
198PI 628764SA 3120Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0073.1631940PI 628764
199PI 628765SA 3121Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0083.1631941PI 628765
200PI 628766SA 3122Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0089.1631942PI 628766
201PI 628767SA 3123Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0116.1631943PI 628767
202PI 628768SA 3124Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0188.1631944PI 628768
203PI 628769SA 3125Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0195.1631945PI 628769
204PI 628770SA 3126Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0199.1631946PI 628770
205PI 628771SA 3127Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0216.1631947PI 628771
206PI 628772SA 3128Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0224.1631948PI 628772
207PI 628773SA 3129Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOTNot Available2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0235.1631949PI 628773
208PI 628774SA 3130Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0238.1631950PI 628774
209PI 628775SA 3131Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0240.1631951PI 628775
210PI 628776SA 3132Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the primative photoperiodic race stock T-0242.1631952PI 628776
211PI 628777SA 3133Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2002DEVELOPEDBreeding materialDay-neutral germplasm line developed from the photoperiodic primitive race stock T-0250.1631953PI 628777
212PI 628634SA 3112Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits are similar to Stoneville 474 and DES 119 except for slightly less dense leaf pubescence and is usually 10-20% shorter in height. Although matures earlier than DES 119, lint yields of the two lines are similar. Fiber properties similar to those of Stoneville 474. Resistant to all U.S. races of Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Resistance to fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum) equal to known resistant check. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631363PI 628634
213PI 628635SA 3113Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits similar to Stoneville 474 except slightly less dense leaf pubescence and is approx. 15% shorter in height. Lint yields equal to Stoneville 474. Compared to fiber properties of Stoneville 474, fiber slightly longer, similar strength and slighter lower micronaire values. Resistant to all U.S. races of Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631364PI 628635
214PI 628636SA 3114Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits similar to Stoneville 474 except slighly less dense leaf pubescence and is approx. 15% shorter in height. Lint yields approx. 5% lower than Stoneville 474. Compared to fiber properties of Stoneville 474, fiber is approx. 5% longer, approx. 75 stronger and similar micronaire values. Resistant to all U.S. races of Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631365PI 628636
215PI 628637SA 3115Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits similar to Stoneville 474 except slightly less dense leaf pubescence and possesses a glanding characteristic. The high glanding charactertistic is identified by the presence of gossypol gland on the calyx lobes. Lint yields and maturity similar to Stoneville 474. Fiber properties superior (6% longer, 7% stronger, and 6% lower in micronaire) to the fiber properties of Stoneville 474. Resistant to all U.S. races of Xanthomonas camprestrsi pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631366PI 628637
216PI 628638SA 3116Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits similar to Stoneville 474 except slightly less dense leaf pubescence and is usually 10-20% shorter in height. Lint yields averaged 9% less than Stoneville 474. Compared to fiber presence of Stoneville 474, the fiber is slightly longer, 10% stronger, and has similar micronaire values. Resistance to all U.S. races Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631367PI 628638
217PI 628639SA 3117Gossypium hirsutum L. Arkansas, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialMorphological traits similar to Stoneville 474 except slightly less dense leaf pubescence and is approx. 10% shorter in height. Lint yields equal to Stoneville 474. Compared to fiber properties of Stoneville 474, fiber is slightly longer, 9% stronger, and approx. 10% lower micronaire values. Resistant to all U.S. races of Xanthomonas campestris pv. malvacearum, the casual agent of bacterial blight. Yielded more and had less relative injury than Stoneville 474 in the presence of intense thrips (Frankliniella spp.) pressure.1631368PI 628639
218PI 619602'MISCOT 8839'Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesPVPONot Available2001DEVELOPEDCultivarEarly maturing, smooth leaf cultivar with high yield potential and excellent fiber properties adapted to the midsouth and southeastern regions. Open boll, picker-type cultivar. Glanded and possesses normal shaped leaves and bracts with sparse trichomes on the bottom leaf surface. Most leaf hairs present occur on mid-veins. Combines excellent yield with a highly desirable fiber length (UHM) and micronaire value.1622546PI 619602
219PI 619606'N2108ss'Gossypium hirsutum L. United States Historic2001DEVELOPEDCultivar1622558PI 619606
220PI 619607'N2387'Gossypium hirsutum L. United States Historic2001DEVELOPEDCultivar1622561PI 619607
221PI 619624GB 1400Gossypium barbadense L. Arizona, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialExtra-long staple American Pima line possessing superior fiber length and strength and has agronomially acceptable yield potential, maturity interval, and plant height. Adapted to the American Southwest and exhibits good levels of heat tolerance. Fiber averages 38.4 cN in strength (as measured on a stelometer) and 38.1 mm in length. Fiber length uniformity is 45.7% and micronaire is 4.25. In tests run across locations, the lint yield (1297 kg ha-1) and plant height (1.26 m) did not differ significantly from the commerical cv. Pima S-7.1624926PI 619624
222PI 619625GB 1401Gossypium barbadense L. Arizona, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialExtra-long staple American Pima line possessing superior fiber length and strength and has agronomically acceptable yield potential, maturity interval, and plant height. Adapted to American Southwest and exhibits good levels of heat tolerance, Fiber averages 35.0 cN in strength (as measured on a stelometer) and 38.3 mm in length. Fiber length uniformity is 42.8% and micronaire is 3.67. In tests run across locations, the lint yield was 81% that of the commercial cv. Pima S-7 (1289 kg ha-1). Plant height (1.29 mm) was equivalent to Pima S-7.1624928PI 619625
223PI 619626GB 1402Gossypium barbadense L. Arizona, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialExtra-long staple American Pima line possessing superior fiber length and strength and has agronomically acceptable yield potential, maturity interval, and plant height. Adapted to American Southwest and exhibits good levels of heat tolerance. Fiber averages 34.9 cN in strength (as measured on a stelometer) and 38.3 mm in length. Fiber length uniformity is 45.6% and micronaire is 4.04. In tests run across locations, the lint yield (1292 kg ha-1) and plant height (1.33 m) did not differ significantly from the commercial cv. Pima S-7.1624929PI 619626
224PI 619627GB 1403Gossypium barbadense L. Arizona, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialExtra-long staple American Pima line possessing superior fiber length and strength and has agronomically acceptable yield potential, maturity interval, and plant height. Adapted to the American Southwest and exhibits good levels of heat tolerance. Fiber averages 34.0 cN in strength (as measured on a stelometer) and 38.3 mm in length. Fiber length uniformity is 43.7% and micronaire is 3.99. In tests run across locations, the lint yield (1370 kg ha-1) and plant height (1.30 m) did not differ significantly from the commercial cv. Pima S-7.1624931PI 619627
225PI 619628GB 1404Gossypium barbadense L. Arizona, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDBreeding materialExtra-long staple American Pima line possessing superior fiber length and strength and has agronomically acceptable yield potential, maturity interval, and plant height. Adapted to American Southwest and exhibits good levels of heat tolerance. Fiber averages 34.6 cN in strength (as measured on a stelometer) and 37.8 mm in length. Fiber length uniformity is 45.6% and micronaire is 3.78. In tests run across locations, the lint yield (1215 kg ha-1) and plant height 1.34 m) did not differ significantly from the commercial cv. Pima S-7.1624934PI 619628
226PI 616493SA 2921Gossypium hirsutum L. Mississippi, United StatesCOT2001DEVELOPEDGenetic materialExperimental line which is devoid of cottonseed fiber. (No commercial agronomic value). The genetic stock is the result of combining the dominant and recessive naked seed alleles (N1 and n2). This stock is homozygous for petal spot (R1) and has high seed abortion. The line has been used in genetic evaluation and biochemical/cytological studies.1620706PI 616493
227PI 629481A2 1153Gossypium arboreum L. IndiaCOT2001DONATED1636572PI 629481
228PI 617048'PHY 76 Pima'Gossypium barbadense L. California, United States Historic2001DEVELOPEDCultivar1612126PI 617048
229PI 615699A2 190Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613658PI 615699
230PI 615700A2 191Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613661PI 615700
231PI 615701A2 192Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613662PI 615701
232PI 615702A2 193Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613663PI 615702
233PI 615703A2 194Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613664PI 615703
234PI 615704A2 195Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613665PI 615704
235PI 615705A2 196Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613666PI 615705
236PI 615706A2 197Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613667PI 615706
237PI 615707A2 198Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613668PI 615707
238PI 615708A2 199Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613669PI 615708
239PI 615709A2 200Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613670PI 615709
240PI 615710A2 202Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613671PI 615710
241PI 615711A2 203Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613672PI 615711
242PI 615712A2 204Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613673PI 615712
243PI 615713A2 205Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613674PI 615713
244PI 615714A2 206Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613675PI 615714
245PI 615715A2 208Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613677PI 615715
246PI 615716A2 209Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613678PI 615716
247PI 615717A2 210Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613679PI 615717
248PI 615718A2 212Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613680PI 615718
249PI 615719A2 213Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613681PI 615719
250PI 615720Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613737PI 615720
251PI 615721Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613738PI 615721
252PI 615722A2 221Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613739PI 615722
253PI 615723Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613740PI 615723
254PI 615724Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613741PI 615724
255PI 615725Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613742PI 615725
256PI 615726A2 225Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613743PI 615726
257PI 615727Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613744PI 615727
258PI 615728A2 227Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613745PI 615728
259PI 615729A2 228Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613746PI 615729
260PI 615730A2 229Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613747PI 615730
261PI 615731A2 230Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613748PI 615731
262PI 615732A2 231Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613749PI 615732
263PI 615733A2 232Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613750PI 615733
264PI 615734A2 233Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613751PI 615734
265PI 615735A2 234Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613752PI 615735
266PI 615736A2 235Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613753PI 615736
267PI 615737A2 236Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613754PI 615737
268PI 615738A2 237Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613755PI 615738
269PI 615739A2 238Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613756PI 615739
270PI 615740A2 239Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613757PI 615740
271PI 615741A2 240Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613758PI 615741
272PI 615742A2 241Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613759PI 615742
273PI 615743A2 242Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613760PI 615743
274PI 615744A2 243Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613761PI 615744
275PI 615745A2 244Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613762PI 615745
276PI 615746A2 245Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613763PI 615746
277PI 615747A2 246Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613764PI 615747
278PI 615748Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613765PI 615748
279PI 615749A2 248Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613766PI 615749
280PI 615750A2 249Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613767PI 615750
281PI 615751A2 250Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613768PI 615751
282PI 615752A2 251Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613769PI 615752
283PI 615753A2 252Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613770PI 615753
284PI 615754A2 253Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613771PI 615754
285PI 615755A2 254Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613772PI 615755
286PI 615756A2 255Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613773PI 615756
287PI 615757A2 256Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613774PI 615757
288PI 615758A2 257Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613775PI 615758
289PI 615759A2 258Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613776PI 615759
290PI 615760A2 266Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613777PI 615760
291PI 615761A2 267Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613778PI 615761
292PI 615762A2 268Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613779PI 615762
293PI 615763A2 269Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613780PI 615763
294PI 615764A2 270Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613781PI 615764
295PI 615765A2 271Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613782PI 615765
296PI 615766A2 272Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613783PI 615766
297PI 615767A2 273Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613784PI 615767
298PI 615768A2 274Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613785PI 615768
299PI 615769A2 275Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613786PI 615769
300PI 615770A2 276Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613787PI 615770
301PI 615771A2 277Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613788PI 615771
302PI 615772A2 278Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613789PI 615772
303PI 615773A2 279Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613790PI 615773
304PI 615774A2 280Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613791PI 615774
305PI 615775A2 281Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613792PI 615775
306PI 615776A2 282Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613793PI 615776
307PI 615777A2 283Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613794PI 615777
308PI 615778A2 284Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613795PI 615778
309PI 615779A2 285Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613863PI 615779
310PI 615780A2 286Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613864PI 615780
311PI 615781A2 287Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613865PI 615781
312PI 615782A2 288Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613866PI 615782
313PI 615783A2 289Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613867PI 615783
314PI 615784A2 290Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613868PI 615784
315PI 615785A2 291Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613869PI 615785
316PI 615786A2 292Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613870PI 615786
317PI 615787A2 293Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613871PI 615787
318PI 615788A2 294Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613872PI 615788
319PI 615789A2 295Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613873PI 615789
320PI 615790A2 296Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613874PI 615790
321PI 615791A2 297Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613875PI 615791
322PI 615792A2 298Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613876PI 615792
323PI 615793A2 299Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613877PI 615793
324PI 615794A2 300Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613878PI 615794
325PI 615795A2 301Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613879PI 615795
326PI 615796A2 302Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613880PI 615796
327PI 615797A2 303Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613881PI 615797
328PI 615798A2 304Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613882PI 615798
329PI 615799A2 305Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613883PI 615799
330PI 615800A2 306Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613884PI 615800
331PI 615801A2 307Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613885PI 615801
332PI 615802A2 308Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613886PI 615802
333PI 615803A2 309Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011613887PI 615803
334PI 615804A2 310Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613888PI 615804
335PI 615805A2 311Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613889PI 615805
336PI 615806A2 312Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613945PI 615806
337PI 615807A2 313Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613947PI 615807
338PI 615808A2 314Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613949PI 615808
339PI 615809A2 315Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613951PI 615809
340PI 615810A2 316Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613953PI 615810
341PI 615811A2 317Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613955PI 615811
342PI 615812A2 318Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613956PI 615812
343PI 615813A2 319Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613958PI 615813
344PI 615814A2 320Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613959PI 615814
345PI 615815A2 321Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613960PI 615815
346PI 615816A2 322Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613961PI 615816
347PI 615817A2 323Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613962PI 615817
348PI 615818A2 324Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613963PI 615818
349PI 615819A2 325Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613964PI 615819
350PI 615820A2 326Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613965PI 615820
351PI 615821A2 327Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613966PI 615821
352PI 615822A2 328Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613967PI 615822
353PI 615823A2 329Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613968PI 615823
354PI 615824A2 330Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613969PI 615824
355PI 615825A2 331Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613971PI 615825
356PI 615826A2 332Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613972PI 615826
357PI 615827A2 333Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613975PI 615827
358PI 615828A2 334Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613977PI 615828
359PI 615829A2 335Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613978PI 615829
360PI 615830A2 336Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613979PI 615830
361PI 615831A2 337Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613980PI 615831
362PI 615832A2 338Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613981PI 615832
363PI 615833A2 339Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011613982PI 615833
364PI 615834A2 340Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614001PI 615834
365PI 615835A2 341Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614002PI 615835
366PI 615836A2 342Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614003PI 615836
367PI 615837A2 343Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614004PI 615837
368PI 615838A2 344Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614005PI 615838
369PI 615839A2 345Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614006PI 615839
370PI 615840A2 346Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614007PI 615840
371PI 615841A2 347Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614008PI 615841
372PI 615842A2 348Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614009PI 615842
373PI 615843A2 349Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614010PI 615843
374PI 615844A2 350Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614011PI 615844
375PI 615845A2 351Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614012PI 615845
376PI 615846A2 352Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614013PI 615846
377PI 615847A2 353Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614014PI 615847
378PI 615848A2 354Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614015PI 615848
379PI 615849A2 355Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614016PI 615849
380PI 615850A2 356Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614017PI 615850
381PI 615851A2 357Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614018PI 615851
382PI 615852A2 358Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614019PI 615852
383PI 615853A2 359Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614020PI 615853
384PI 615854A2 360Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614021PI 615854
385PI 615855A2 361Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614022PI 615855
386PI 615856A2 362Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614023PI 615856
387PI 615857A2 363Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614024PI 615857
388PI 615858A2 364Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614025PI 615858
389PI 615859A2 365Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614026PI 615859
390PI 615860A2 366Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614027PI 615860
391PI 615861A2 367Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614029PI 615861
392PI 615862A2 368Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614030PI 615862
393PI 615863A2 369Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614031PI 615863
394PI 615864A2 370Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614032PI 615864
395PI 615865A2 371Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614033PI 615865
396PI 615866A2 372Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614034PI 615866
397PI 615867A2 373Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614035PI 615867
398PI 615868A2 374Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614036PI 615868
399PI 615869A2 375Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614037PI 615869
400PI 615870A2 376Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614038PI 615870
401PI 615871A2 377Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614039PI 615871
402PI 615872A2 378Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614040PI 615872
403PI 615873A2 379Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614041PI 615873
404PI 615874A2 380Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614042PI 615874
405PI 615875A2 381Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614258PI 615875
406PI 615876A2 382Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614259PI 615876
407PI 615877A2 383Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614260PI 615877
408PI 615878A2 384Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614261PI 615878
409PI 615879A2 385Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614262PI 615879
410PI 615880A2 386Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614263PI 615880
411PI 615881A2 387Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614264PI 615881
412PI 615882A2 388Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614265PI 615882
413PI 615883A2 389Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614266PI 615883
414PI 615884A2 390Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614267PI 615884
415PI 615885A2 391Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614268PI 615885
416PI 615886A2 392Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614269PI 615886
417PI 615887A2 393Gossypium arboreum L. COTNot Available20011614270PI 615887
418PI 615888A2 394Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614271PI 615888
419PI 615889A2 395Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614272PI 615889
420PI 615890A2 396Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614273PI 615890
421PI 615891A2 397Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614274PI 615891
422PI 615892A2 398Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614275PI 615892
423PI 615893A2 399Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614276PI 615893
424PI 615894A2 400Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614277PI 615894
425PI 615895A2 401Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614282PI 615895
426PI 615896A2 402Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614283PI 615896
427PI 615897A2 403Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614284PI 615897
428PI 615898A2 404Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614285PI 615898
429PI 615899A2 405Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614286PI 615899
430PI 615900A2 406Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614287PI 615900
431PI 615901A2 407Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614288PI 615901
432PI 615902A2 408Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614289PI 615902
433PI 615903A2 409Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614290PI 615903
434PI 615904A2 410Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614291PI 615904
435PI 615905A2 411Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614292PI 615905
436PI 615906A2 412Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614293PI 615906
437PI 615907A2 413Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614294PI 615907
438PI 615908A2 414Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614295PI 615908
439PI 615909A2 415Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614296PI 615909
440PI 615910A2 416Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614297PI 615910
441PI 615911A2 417Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614298PI 615911
442PI 615912A2 418Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614299PI 615912
443PI 615913A2 419Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614300PI 615913
444PI 615914A2 420Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614301PI 615914
445PI 615915A2 421Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614302PI 615915
446PI 615916A2 422Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614303PI 615916
447PI 615917A2 423Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614304PI 615917
448PI 615918A2 424Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614305PI 615918
449PI 615919A2 425Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614306PI 615919
450PI 615920A2 426Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614307PI 615920
451PI 615921A2 427Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614308PI 615921
452PI 615922A2 428Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614309PI 615922
453PI 615923A2 429Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614310PI 615923
454PI 615924A2 430Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614311PI 615924
455PI 615925A2 431Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614312PI 615925
456PI 615926A2 432Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614313PI 615926
457PI 615927A2 433Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614314PI 615927
458PI 615928A2 434Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614315PI 615928
459PI 615929A2 435Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614316PI 615929
460PI 615930A2 436Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614317PI 615930
461PI 615931A2 437Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614318PI 615931
462PI 615932A2 438Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614319PI 615932
463PI 615933A2 439Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614320PI 615933
464PI 615934A2 440Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614321PI 615934
465PI 615935A2 441Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614322PI 615935
466PI 615936A2 442Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614323PI 615936
467PI 615937A2 443Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614324PI 615937
468PI 615938A2 444Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614325PI 615938
469PI 615939A2 445Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614326PI 615939
470PI 615940A2 446Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614327PI 615940
471PI 615941A2 447Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614328PI 615941
472PI 615942A2 448Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614329PI 615942
473PI 615943A2 449Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614330PI 615943
474PI 615944A2 450Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614331PI 615944
475PI 615945A2 451Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614332PI 615945
476PI 615946A2 452Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614333PI 615946
477PI 615947A2 453Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614334PI 615947
478PI 615948A2 454Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614335PI 615948
479PI 615949A2 455Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614336PI 615949
480PI 615950A2 456Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614337PI 615950
481PI 615951A2 457Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614338PI 615951
482PI 615952A2 458Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614339PI 615952
483PI 615953A2 459Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614340PI 615953
484PI 615954A2 460Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614341PI 615954
485PI 615955A2 461Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614342PI 615955
486PI 615956A2 462Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614343PI 615956
487PI 615957A2 463Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614344PI 615957
488PI 615958A2 464Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614345PI 615958
489PI 615959A2 465Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614346PI 615959
490PI 615960A2 466Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614347PI 615960
491PI 615961A2 467Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614348PI 615961
492PI 615962A2 468Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614349PI 615962
493PI 615963A2 469Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614350PI 615963
494PI 615964A2 470Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614351PI 615964
495PI 615965A2 471Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614352PI 615965
496PI 615966A2 472Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614353PI 615966
497PI 615967A2 473Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614354PI 615967
498PI 615968A2 474Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614355PI 615968
499PI 615969A2 475Gossypium arboreum L. COT20011614356PI 615969