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Published in Crop Sci 28:716-717 (1988)
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Plant Materials Registered by Crop Science Incorporated into the National Plant Germplasm System

G. A. White*, S. A. Eberhart, P. A. Miller and J. D. Mowder

Germplasm Services Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD 20705
National Seed Storage Laboratory, USDA-ARS, Ft. Collins, CO 80523
National Program Staff, USDA-ARS, Beltsville, MD 20705

* Corresponding author.

The Crop Science Society of America (CSSA) provides a voluntary registration program for crop cultivars, parental lines, elite germplasm, and genetic stocks. Since January 1987, plant materials registered by Crop Science have been incorporated into the U.S. National Plant Germplasm System. Seed samples are deposited in the National Seed Storage Laboratory and in appropriate working collections. These materials are available from the working collections in small quantities for research purposes. Information about the plant material, referred to as passport data, is documented by the Plant Introduction Office and Plant Introduction numbers are assigned. These data and evaluation data added later are in easily retrievable form in the national database—the Germplasm Resources Information Network. The type of information to be documented, the procedure and quantity of seed needed for the National Seed Storage Laboratory and the working collections, the description of genetic stocks, and the provision for handling the import of foreign materials for registration are discussed.

Key Words: National Plant Germplasm System • Cultivar • Elite germplasm • Parental lines • Genetic stocks • Crop Science registration • Plant Introduction • Germplasm Resources Information Network • National Seed Storage Laboratory


Contribution USDA-ARS of Agric.

Received for publication December 24, 1987.





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