44 PLANT INVENTORY NO. 181 378561 to 378577—Continued long. Flowers purple, pealike in short racemes. Very showy. Local name, "Violet tree." 378574. SOLANUM QUITOENSE Lam. Solanaceae. M-21199. Three plants from Al Willson, Minute Maid Research, Mait- land, Florida. Spiny plant to 1.2 m. tall, orange fruit 2.5 cm. in diameter. Lo- cal names: "Naranjilla," "Lulo de peras." 378575. SOLANUM sp. M-21201. One plant from Al Willson, Minute Maid Research, Maitland, Florida. Spiny plant to 1.2 m. tall with orange fruit 7.6 cm. long, bearing narrow pointed tit at apex. April 1970. Local name, "Naranjilla cimarron." 378576. YUCCA BREVIFOLIA Engelm. Liliaceae. M-21569. From San Bernardino County, California. Elevation 1,216 m. Seed received from Botanic Garden, University of California, Berkeley. December 1970. 378577. YUCCA WHIPPLEI subsp. PARISHII (Jones) Haines M-21568. From San Bernardino County, California. Elevation 486 m. Seed received from Botanic Garden, University of California, Berkeley. De- cember 1970. 378578. ORYZA SATIVA L. Gramineae. Rice. From Japan. Seed presented through Inter-mountain Forest and Range Research Station, Forest Sciences Laboratory, Logan, Utah. Received March 20, 1973. 'Tan-ginbozu\ Dwarf cultivar. 378579. ORYZA SATIVA L. Gramineae. Rice. From India. Seed presented by Central Rice Research Institute, Cuttack. Received March 15, 1973. 'AC 27'. 378580. ORYZA SATIVA L. Gramineae. Rice. From Japan. Seed presented by A. Suzuki, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Research Council, Tokyo. Received March 15,1973. 'Minehikari' (05.00.12). Hiroshima-ken. 378581. PAPAVER BRACTEATUM Lindl. Papaveraceae. Great scarlet poppy. From Israel. Seed presented by A. Abraham, Plant Introduction Service, Ag- ricultural Research Organization, The Volcani Center, Bet Dagan. Re- ceived April 9, 1973. Iran via Israel. 378582. PAPAVER ORIENTALE L. Papaveraceae. Oriental poppy. From United States. Seed presented by Ferry Morse Seed Company, Fulton, Kentucky. Received April 11, 1973. 378583 to 378587. From South Africa. Seed presented October 1971 by Ted Marsh, Chief, Forest Research, Department of Forestry, Seed Section, Pretoria. Received February 2, 1973.