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436165 TO 436193-continued See<£* 436188* 279. Collected February 149 1979. Wheat field9 22km southeast of Valdivia9 Valdivia Province* 200m* Aleurone light blue* Awnletted, tan* Chaff white* Straw yellow and purple* Kernel texture soft* Spikes Uxv inclined* Cultivated* Seed* 436189 332* Collected February 16, 1979* Iheat field. 11km west of Santa £lisa9 Valdivia Province. 300m* Aleurone blue* Awnletted, tan* Chaff white* Kernel texture soft* Spikes inclined* Cultivated* Seed* 436190* 334* Collected February 16, 1979* Cultivated field, 11km west of Santa £lisa9 Valdivida Province* 300m* Aleurone blue* Awnletted, tan* Chaff white* Straw purple* Kernel texture soft* Spikes lax, nodding* Cultivated* Seed* 436191* 395* Collected February 18, 1979* Cultivated field, 30km north of Castro, Chiloe Province* 25m* Aleurone light blue* Awnletted, tan* Chaff white* Kernel texture soft* Spikes lax, nodding* Plants uniform* Cultivated* Seed* 436192* 396* Collected February 18, 1979* Cultivated field, 25km north of Castro, Chiloe Province* 25m* Aleurone blue* Awnletted, tan* Chaff white* Straw yellow and purple* Kernel texture soft* Spikes lax, nodding* Plants uniform* Cultivated* Seed* 436193* 424* Collected February 19, 1979* Cultivated field, 25km north of Queilen, Chiloe Province* 10m* Aleurone tan* Awnletted, tan* Chaff tan* Kernel texture soft* Spikes nodding* Plants uniform* Cultivated* Seed* 436194 TO 436525* Triticum aestlvum L* (Poaceae) Common wheat* From Chile* Collected by A* S* Barclay and J* C* Craddock, Economic Botany and Germplaem Resources Laboratories, USDA Agricultural Research Center, Beltsville, Maryland* Received April 1979* 436194* 4* Collected February 04, 1979* Cultivated field, Pan Amer* hwy, 25km south of Collipulli, Malleco Province* 150m* Aleurone white* Awnletted, white* Chaff white* Spikes lax, erect* From field of awnless, brown chaff wheat* Cultivated* Seed* 436195* 5* Collected February 04, 1976* Cultivated field, Pan Amer* hwy, 25km south of Collipulli, Malleco Province* 150m* Aleurone pink* Kernel texture soft* Awnless* Chaff brown* Spikes dense9 nodding to erect* Cultivated* Seed* 357.

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