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August 1, 2019 Dear Requestor, Enclosed Is a Copy of Our Apple United States Department of Agriculture Research, Education, and Economics Agricultural Research Service August 1, 2019 Dear Requestor, Enclosed is a copy of our apple, grape, or tart cherry catalog, containing a diverse list of accessions including commercial and heirloom cultivars, wild species, and hybrids. Requests should be made through GRIN-Global (https://npgsweb.ars-grin.gov/gringlobal/search.aspx). While most orders are for cuttings, requests for pollen, seed, fruit, or other tissues may be approved. Please note, unless a request for commercially-available cultivars is for research, we ask that you obtain material from a commercial source. These websites may help you find alternative sources: https://plantinfo.umn.edu/ http://www.ngr.ucdavis.edu/fgrvarieties.cfm https://www.orangepippin.com/ https://census.seedsavers.org/ When submitting your request, the following conditions apply: 1. November 1, 2019 is the deadline to request material (limit 25) 2. Orders will be shipped by March 15, 2019. 3. July 15th is the deadline for ordering apple or cherry bud wood. 4. Provide a brief description of your intended use for these resources. We are proud of our role in the preservation and distribution of these unique plants, and we are pleased by your interest in our program. Sincerely, Dr. Benjamin Gutierrez Geneticist/Curator for Grape Acting Curator for Apple and Tart Cherry Plant Genetic Resources Unit USDA-ARS 630 W. North St./93 Collier Drive Geneva, NY 14456 315-787-2439 Northeast Area * Plant Genetic Resources Unit 630 West North Street, Geneva New York 14456 An Equal Opportunity Employer DISCLAIMER The Plant Genetic Resources Unit (PGRU) at Geneva, New York is responsible for the acquisition, maintenance, evaluation, characterization and distribution of apple, cold-hardy grape and tart cherry germplasm. This wide array of genetic diversity is available without charge (unless there are special shipping requirements) to any bona fide plant scientist or plant propagator. Because of operational constraints, only limited quantities of each accession can be distributed. Unless stated, the disease status (including viral, bacterial and fungal) of the enclosed material has not been determined. All distributed germplasm is subject to local, state, national and/or international quarantine regulations. The authenticity of the identity of the requested accession(s) has been determined by the best presently available methods; however, determinations are not guaranteed. The PGRU at Geneva assumes no responsibility for the plants and/or propagules shipped. Questions, comments and suggestions should be directed to: USDA, ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unit 630 West North Street Geneva, New York 14456-0462 United States Dr. Ben Gutierrez Geneticist/Curator for Grape Acting Curator for Apple and Tart Cherry PLEASE NOTE: All foreign orders must include an Import Permit, where appropriate. Please check with your Country’s Plant Inspection and Quarantine Center. A copy of the Import Permit or Letter of Authority, translated into English, must be enclosed with the request. We cannot certify that our plants are Disease and/or pest free. Your permit must grant you a Research Exemption from this requirement. Order Form for Vitis Deadlines: Cuttings- Nov. 1st Name: Organization: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Phone Number: Email: Comments: PI or GVIT # Variety Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Dr. Ben Gutierrez Geneticist/Curator for Grape USDA/ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unit 93 Collier Dr., Geneva, New York 14456 National Repository For Apple, Grape and Tart Cherry USDA, ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unit 630 West North Street/93 Collier Drive Geneva, New York 14456-0462 Vitis Catalog 2019-2020 Distribution Year National Germplasm Repository for Apple, Grape and Tart Cherry USDA, ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unit 630 West North Street/93 Collier Drive Geneva, New York 14456-0462 Key for the Geneva Vitis Catalog for the 2019-2020 distribution year. Inventory PI refers to the Plant Introduction number assigned to an accession. A GVIT number is a local number assigned to an accession which has no PI number. Form(s) Available CT Cutting Please send requests for plant material and/or information to: Dr. Ben Gutierrez Geneticist/Curator for Grapes USDA, ARS Plant Genetic Resources Unit 93 Collier Dr. Geneva, New York, 14456-0462 Vitis Catalog 2019‐2020 Order Deadline Nov. 1st Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov. 1st acerifolia Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588324 United States PI 588442 United States PI 588378 United States PI 318684 United States PI 588646 United States PI 588458 United States PI 588459 United States GVIT 1583 N 74 PI 588448 United States PI 588393 United States PI 588144 United States PI 588141 United States PI 588325 United States acouitifolia glabra Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country GVIT 1627 PI 545685 China aestivalis Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588677 United States GVIT 1675 Winnebago United States PI 483185 Rem 30‐77 United States GVIT 1665 34/03 Unknown PI 237621 Jaeger United States PI 588626 United States Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 483138 Rem 48‐77 United States PI 483137 Rem 46‐77 United States PI 483143 Rem 59‐77 United States amurensis Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588420 China Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588631 Unknown PI 588385 Unknown PI 588629 Unknown Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov. 1st PI 588630 Unknown PI 588632 Unknown PI 588633 Unknown PI 588635 Unknown PI 588399 150‐44 Unknown PI 588638 Unknown PI 588639 Unknown PI 588640 Unknown PI 588641 Unknown PI 588637 Unknown brevipedunculata Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country GVIT 1626 PI 596373 United States GVIT 1628 PI 597579 Canada PI 588538 Paoli Unknown cinerea Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588217 B 27 United States PI 588134 Ill 45 United States PI 588218 B 47 United States PI 588219 B 49 United States PI 588208 Ill 65 United States PI 588220 B 55 United States PI 588200 Ill 55 United States PI 588199 C‐66‐14 United States PI 588154 B 9 United States PI 588197 Ill 49 United States PI 588398 Barrett 1 United States PI 588329 Ill 24 United States PI 588221 B 58 United States PI 588222 C‐66‐7 United States PI 588143 Ill 41 United States PI 588198 Ill 46 United States PI 588356 United States PI 588328 Ill 66 United States PI 588446 United States GVIT 171 B 17 United States PI 597232 Ill 23 United States Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov. 1st PI 588352 C‐66‐6 United States PI 588575 C‐65‐21 United States PI 588685 United States PI 588678 United States PI 588460 United States PI 588372 Ill 194‐1 United States PI 588186 Ill 58 United States Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588210 B 65‐7 United States PI 588625 B 65‐20 United States PI 588466 Mazade France PI 588205 United States coignetiae Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588060 Pulliat Japan PI 588643 Unknown cordata Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country GVIT 1625 PI 495598 United States hybrid Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 237626 Seibel 12.393 France Ivp Ivno Top Plant ID Country PI 588215 Richter 110 Unknown PI 588213 Couderc 3306 France PI 247062 Geisenheim 26 Germany PI 588212 Azita United States PI 588189 Rem 64‐68‐4 United States PI 588211 Agawam United States PI 588209 Ill 559‐5 United States PI 181642 Bertille Seyve 872 France PI 588192 Ill 559‐2 United States PI 588202 Ill 473‐1 United States PI 588193 Iona United States PI 588195 Campbell United States PI 588207 Isabella United States PI 588196 Mills Canada PI 588206 Ill 559‐1 United States Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov. 1st PI 588203 Ellen Scott United States PI 588191 Ill 547‐3 United States PI 181603 Seyve‐Villard 5.247 France PI 181647 Bertille Seyve 5563 France PI 181639 Seyve‐Villard 23.512 France PI 181638 Seyve‐Villard 23.353 France PI 181636 Seyve‐Villard 20.365 France PI 181632 Valerien (Seyve‐Villard France 23.410) PI 181630 Seyve Villard 3160 France PI 181626 Seyve‐Villard 18.307 France PI 181646 Bertille Seyve 4825 France PI 181608 Seyve‐Villard 11.318 France PI 181652 Joannes Seyve 12.428 France PI 181602 Seyve‐Villard 1‐72 France PI 181481 Vignoles (Ravat 51) France PI 177208 Landot 244 France PI 175496 Seibel 12.583 France PI 175494 Cascade (Seibel 13.053) France PI 175493 Seibel 13.770 France PI 163530 Seibel 14.665 France PI 163527 Seibel 14.514 France PI 181624 Seyve‐Villard 15.151 France PI 188597 Totmur (Baco 2‐16) France PI 224212 Couderc 22 France PI 215428 Seyve‐Villard 12.259 France PI 215421 Neron (Kuhlmann 296‐1) France PI 215419 Pinard (Kuhlmann 191‐1) France PI 215418 Kuhlmann 149‐3 France PI 215416 Burdin 4650 France PI 213335 Teleki 5 G (Clone 6) Germany PI 588254 Marechal Joffre (Kuhlmann France 187‐1) PI 200569 Yugoslav 5‐24 Serbia PI 224214 Seyve‐Villard 18.118 France PI 188589 Couderc 3 France PI 188588 Baco 37‐16 France PI 188583 Couderc 2 France PI 188582 Castel 19‐637 France Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov. 1st PI 187214 Seibel 13.663 France PI 187208 Seibel 7162 France PI 187207 Seibel 7052 France PI 186260 Verdelet (Seibel 9110) France PI 200684 Vidal Blanc (Vidal 256) France PI 588319 Diana United States PI 588341 Millardet 125‐1 France PI 588339 Rem 66‐54‐6 France PI 247063 Millardet 143 A France PI 588337 Rem 66‐54‐5 France PI 588336 Millardet 219 A France PI 588334 Rem 66‐54‐3 France PI 588332 Rem 66‐54‐2 France PI 588327 Ill 547‐1 United States PI 588322 Green Mountain United States PI 588306 Aminia United States PI 588320 Henryetta United States PI 588348 Ill 878‐2 United States PI 588318 Xenia United States PI 588317 Gaillard 2 France PI 588315 Noah United States PI 588314 Seibel 880 France PI 588313 Carman United States PI 588312 Delicatessen United States PI 588311 Seyve‐Villard 12.354 France PI 588310 Othello Canada PI 588309 Seyval (Seyve‐Villard 5.276) France PI 588252 Ravat 262 France PI 588321 Early Daisy United States PI 588367 Ill 14‐1 United States PI 588396 Unknown PI 588394 Unknown PI 588390 Unknown PI 588388 Unknown PI 588387 Unknown PI 588386 Van Buren United States PI 588383 Lakemont United States PI 588381 Teleki 8B Hungary Species Subsp Order Deadline Nov.
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