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Sorghum -- Sorgho SORGHUM -- SORGHO Key to symbols used in the classification of varieties at end of this file --------- Explication des symboles utilisés dans la classification des variétés en fin de ce fichier Sorghum bicolor 102F US,857 Sorghum bicolor 114A US,339 Sorghum bicolor 120A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 128A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 12FS9004 b,IT,3127 Sorghum bicolor 12Fb0011 b,US,3133 Sp2774 US Spx35415 US Sorghum bicolor 12Fs0018 US,3133 Fs1605 US Sorghum bicolor 12Fs9009 US,3133 Spx904 US Sorghum bicolor 12Fs9011 b,US,3133 Green Giant US Sorghum bicolor 12Fs9013 US,3133 Spx903 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs0106 b,US,3133 Sp 33S40 US Spx12614 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs90009 b,US,3133 Nkx869 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9007 b,US,3133 Nk7633 US Nkx633 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9009 d,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9012 b,US,3133 Hopi W US Sontsedar US Sp3303 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9015 b,US,3133 Nk5418 US Nkx418 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9016 d,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9017 b,US,3133 Nkx684 US Sp6929 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9018 b,US,3133 K73-J6 US Nkx606 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9019 d,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9024 b,US,3133 Nkx867 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9030 US,3133 Nkxm217 US Xm217 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9032 b,US,3133 Nk8830 US Nkx830 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9037 b,US,3133 Nk8810 US Nkx810 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9050 b,US,3133 Nk8817 US Nkx817 US Sorghum bicolor 12Gs9051 d,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 12SU9002 b,US,3133 G-7 US Nkx922 US SSG73 US Sordan Headless US Sorghum bicolor 12Sb9001 b,US,3133 Nkx942 US July 2021 Page SO1 juillet 2021 SORGHUM -- SORGHO Key to symbols used in the classification of varieties at end of this file --------- Explication des symboles utilisés dans la classification des variétés en fin de ce fichier Sordan Bmr US Sorghum bicolor 12Su0029 b,US,3133 Chief US Special Effort Iii US Sorghum bicolor 12Su9004 b,US,3133 Nkx920 US Sorghum bicolor 131A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 13GS0036 b,US,3133 Nk2212 US Nkx212 US Tzuni US Sorghum bicolor 13GS0037 b,IT,3132 Cleone US Sorghum bicolor 13GS0768 b,IT,3127 Sorghum bicolor 13Gs0768 b,US,3133 Spx15614 US Sorghum bicolor 13Sb0001 b,US,3133 Sp4105 US Sorghum bicolor 1410 US,3180 Sorghum bicolor 14Gs8007 b,US,3133 Arkanciel US Sorghum bicolor 14Gs8008 b,US,3133 Arsky US Sorghum bicolor 14Gs8010 b,US,3133 Balto Cs US Sorghum bicolor 14Sb0005 b,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 155 A (H-155) MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 155 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 16Gs8003 b,US,3133 Es Mousson US Sorghum bicolor 174B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 19010 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0241A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0241B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0244A1 b,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0244B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0246A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z0246B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z1602A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z1602B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z2245A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 1Z2245B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 201A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 202A MX,US,339,2887 Sorghum bicolor 2050Fs8001 US,3133 Es Athena US Sorghum bicolor 214A MX,US,339,2887 Sorghum bicolor 23012 US,42 Bianca US Sorghum bicolor 23462 US,42 Tonga US Sorghum bicolor 237A US,339 Sorghum bicolor 242A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 243A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 2505 US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 251 b,US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 252R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 257 R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 260A US,2092 Sorghum bicolor 2656 US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 265A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 2660 US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 266A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 2670 US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 26837 US,42 Zumba US Sorghum bicolor 270 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 2888 US,3133 Sorghum bicolor 303R US,339 Sorghum bicolor 319X120 b,RO,2276 July 2021 Page SO2 juillet 2021 SORGHUM -- SORGHO Key to symbols used in the classification of varieties at end of this file --------- Explication des symboles utilisés dans la classification des variétés en fin de ce fichier Sorghum bicolor 38711 R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 38ANE MX,3312 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0040A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0040B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0242A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0243A1 b,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0243B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0245A1 b,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0245B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0247A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0247B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0248A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0248B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0251A1 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z0251B d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3Z2525 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3ZG001 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 3ZG004 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 402 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 403 A (A2MX069R) MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 405 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 406 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 415 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 416 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 417 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 418 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 419X124 b,RO,2276 Sorghum bicolor 430R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 439B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 442 B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 449B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 483 A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 484 A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 485 A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5017R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5026R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5027R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5041R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5042R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 529R US,339 Sorghum bicolor 538CR MX,US,339,2887 Sorghum bicolor 548R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5560 US,579 C5560 US Z425 US Sorghum bicolor 56R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 577R US,339 Sorghum bicolor 588R US,339 Sorghum bicolor 590R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 593 R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 594 R (1GM984-20-1-1) MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 5Z2511 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 5Z2522 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 6 A/B MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 601R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 612R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 618 R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 644 R MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 70368 d,PT,41 Sorghum bicolor 71077 d,AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71188/82085 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71188/82461 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71189 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71244 b,AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71246 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 71263 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72461 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72461/82085 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72510 x 82557 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72511/82516 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72532/82514 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72533/82536 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 72M7 US,3180 Sorghum bicolor 7ROGER MX,3312 Sorghum bicolor 7Z1697 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z1699 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z1764 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z1858 d,PT,1755 July 2021 Page SO3 juillet 2021 SORGHUM -- SORGHO Key to symbols used in the classification of varieties at end of this file --------- Explication des symboles utilisés dans la classification des variétés en fin de ce fichier Sorghum bicolor 7Z2502 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2504 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2506 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2507 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2508 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2510 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2512 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2514 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2520 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2523 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 7Z2524 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 8015A MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 80368 d,PT,41 Sorghum bicolor 80T25 b,US,2478 Pr80t25 US Sorghum bicolor 811F b,US,2478 Pr811f US Sorghum bicolor 817F US,2478 Sorghum bicolor 81G29 b,AR,2437 Sorghum bicolor 81G67 b,MX,US,2468,2478 Pr81g67 US Sorghum bicolor 81T35 AR,2437 Sorghum bicolor 81T91 MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 823F US,2478 Sorghum bicolor 8282 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 82G10 b,MX,US,2468,2478 Pr82g10 US Sorghum bicolor 82G55 US,2478 PR82G55 US XS255 US Sorghum bicolor 82G63 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 830F US,2478 Sorghum bicolor 8313 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 837 US,579 Cardenal NT Sorghum bicolor 83G15 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 83G19 b,MX,US,2468,2478 Pr83g19 US Sorghum bicolor 83G66 b,US,2478 PR83G66 US Sorghum bicolor 83G88 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 840 - F EG,2046 Sorghum bicolor 8418 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 8419 US,2478 Pr8419 US Xsb39 US Sorghum bicolor 8443 b,MX,2468 DC2010 MX Sorghum bicolor 845F US,2478 Pr845f US Sorghum bicolor 849F US,2478 Pr849f US Xsf12 US Sorghum bicolor 84G11 MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 84G48 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 84G62 b,AR,US,2437,2478 PR84G62 US Sorghum bicolor 84G88 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 8500 US,2478 P8500 US Sorghum bicolor 8587/Vigorsol US,2478 Vigorsol US Sorghum bicolor 85G47 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 85P20 b,US,2478 Pr85p20 US Sorghum bicolor 8641 b,MX,2468 Sorghum bicolor 87G57 US,2478 PR87G57 US Sorghum bicolor 87P06 US,2478 July 2021 Page SO4 juillet 2021 SORGHUM -- SORGHO Key to symbols used in the classification of varieties at end of this file --------- Explication des symboles utilisés dans la classification des variétés en fin de ce fichier Pr87p06 US Sorghum bicolor 87Y31 b,US,2478 PR87Y31 US Sorghum bicolor 8875 US,2478 Sorghum bicolor 8875/Doricol US,2478 Doricol US Sorghum bicolor 88P68 b,US,2478 Pr88p68 US Sorghum bicolor 88Y20 US,2478 PR88Y20 US Sorghum bicolor 88Y41 US,2478 Cosmosol US Sorghum bicolor 88Y92 b,US,2478 PR88Y92 US Sorghum bicolor 8Z2521 d,PT,1755 Sorghum bicolor 90555 d,PT,41 Sorghum bicolor 9112 US,2638 Proton NT Sorghum bicolor 91419 d,AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 91624 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 91665 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 92057 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 92471 AU,21 Sorghum bicolor 9322 US,2638 Pronto US Sorghum bicolor 94 A (H-94) MX,2887 Sorghum bicolor 95207 US,1218 XP-2017 US Sorghum bicolor 96275 US,42 Yankee US Sorghum bicolor 97524 US,42 Puma Star US Sorghum bicolor 98456 US,40 Jumbo Plus US Jumbo Star US Sorghum bicolor A d,PT,2639 Sorghum bicolor A 9815 RC b,BO,1583 Sorghum bicolor A 9829 R b,BO,1583 Sorghum bicolor A201 US,339 Sorghum bicolor A3 94 d,PT,41 Sorghum bicolor A341 US,2638 Sorghum bicolor A459 US,339 Sorghum bicolor A5 d,US,3016 Sorghum bicolor A504 US,2092 Sorghum bicolor A570 US,339
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