PART III
STOCKS AVAILABLE
Source No. of Stock Description
Andrus, C. F. PEI 196,279 L. esculentum with extremely
reduced and deformed leaves.
GS5 Green seedling
Barham, W. S. 1. Several breeding lines resistant to
Late Blight Phytophthora infestans (Mont.)D By
2. Several breeding lines resistant to southern
bacterial wilt Pseudemonas solanacearum EFS.
Barton, D. W. Translocation stocks(seed of selfed
heterozygotes): T2-12; T\1\ 9-12; T3-8; T7-9;
T5-7; T2 9-12.
Bishop, C. J. sl Stamenless stock available in
limited quantity.
Bohn, G. W. 2N and 4N stocks of L. peruvianum, L.
pimpinellifolium., and the Denmark and Waltham
Forcing varieties of L. esculentum. Genetic
marker stocks and progenies from 6-8 repeats
back- crosses to Denmark, Uniform Globe,
Oxheart, and Ponderosa following crosses of
these varieties with fusarium resistant L.
pimpinellifolium.
(Seed in storage at Cheyenne, Wyoming. Probably viable).
Burdick, A. B. Haploid D-y ca. 15 years old
Haploid pimpinellifolium 1947
038 Agadir 4 gm. Fruit, semi-wild
from Morocco, F. A.
179 San Marzano aa ? Probably a1a1 mutant
001 2nd Ex-Haploid D-y Seed from original
doubled shoot, i.e.
DBL11 DBL2 also.
002 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2
003 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2
004 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2
005 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2
006 2n Ex-Haploid d\1\ DBL6? Lindstrom, 1940
007 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2 (DBL1
highly sterile)
X21-1-31 Rosette Stem fasciation gene
008 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL2 (DBL1
highly sterile)
The following list of stocks are all DBL1 generation (seed
from the original callus shoot) from the Haploid
pimpinellifolium. Somatic meristems were examined for the
chromosome number given under remarks. Cases where two
chromosome numbers are given were probably periclinal
chimaeras. The cause of seed production on 12 and 13
chromosome haploids has not been determined.
Stock Chromosome
Number Description number
180 DA I-1 12-24
181 DA I-2 24
182 DA I-3 24
183 DA I-4 24
184 DA I-6 24
189 DA II-1 24
190 DA II-2 24
191 DA II-3 24
192 DA II-4 24
193 DA II-5 13
201 DB I-1 12-24
204 DB II-1 24
205 BB II-2 24
206 DB II-3 24
209 DC I-1 24
210 DC I-3 24
212 DC I-7 12
213 DC I-8 12-24
214 DC II-1 12-48
215 DC II-2 24
216 DC II-3 48
217 DC II-6 24
218 DC II-7 24
222 DC III-1 24
227 DE I-1 13
228 DE I-2 24
230 DE I-4 12
232 DE II-1 24
233 DE II-3 24
236 DJ I-2 12
237 DK I-1 48
Butler, L. Genetic stocks developed in collaboration with
the late J. W. MacArthur include the following
genes in many but not all combinations: a, al,
br, bk, bu, e, d, dm, e, f, H, j, l, lf, m, mc,
n, nc, o, p, r, s, sp, u, w, wf, Wo, wt, Xa,
and y.
Cannon, 0. S. Loran Blood VeVe with Sp (Phytopath.
41:986-990) VR Moscow VeVe with sp Some stocks
partially resistant to curly top virus.
Currence, T. M. Many stocks and numerous crosses.
Dennett, R. K. tf Trifoliate
aw Anthocyanin deficiency
ol ovate fruit shape
Frazier, W. A. OSC 12 Wide calyx and resistance to cracking.
OSC 8 Tobacco mosaic resistance or tolerance?
OSC 54 Apparent ability to set fruit at
relatively low temperatures;
also earliness.
F2 Crack proof X Wide Calyx,
F2 seed available.
F3 Mass of Dwarf,upright lines.
Harrison, A. L. Stocks available for exchange that carry
combined resistance to fusarium wilt, collar
rot and root knot. However, there is still
some question as to whether these breeding
stocks are resistant to all five species of
root knot nematode, although they are highly
resistant to the species we have in this part
of Texas.
Hoover Max M. Extensive tomato accessions of the Division of
Plant Intro. Plant Exploration and introduction are
Station maintained. The collections include species,
Iowa State species hybrids, and many lines of L.
College esculentum including some genetic marker
Ames, Iowa strains. A yearly seed list is issued by
L. J. Alexander,M. M. Hoover, and E. F. Paddock
under the title "Available tomato accessions
and their descriptions."
Jenkins, J. A. 170 d\1\ - r - y - c - a\1\ -l
171 d\1\ - f - j - lf - H - a\2\ - d\2\ - wt
234 d\1\ - c - l - u - H - d\2\
378 d\1\ - p - o - s - r - F
767 br - c - j - lf
Kerr, E. A. Vetomold Cf\2\
V121 Cf\3\
Stirling Castle Cf\1\
Vulcan Cf\2\-Cf\1\
V-469 Cf\2\-Cf\3\
F101 Cf\2\-Cf\3\-Cf\1\
Kristensen, R. Danish Expert Early outdoor tomato with very
smooth fruits of medium size.
Bonner Best Very early and high-yielding
(Not Bonny Best) tomato
Lewis, D. L. hirsutum
L. hirsutum var. glabratum
L. peruvianum
L. pimpinellifolium (red-fruited)
L. pimpinellifolium (yellow-fruited)
Genetic Stock d-p-s-o-r-y
John Baer male sterile
Inbred strains of Ailsa Craig, Kondine Red,
and Vetomold.
Normecke, I. L. 1. Earli-north (L-3700 Sel. I). An
extremely early determinate type tomato
producing rather rough fruit of good
color which average approximately 1.75
inches in diameter. Has been grown very
successfully in regions too cool for any
other tomato variety of comparable size
or larger.
2. Early Lethbridge (L-3700 Sel. III).
Much the same as Earlinorth only a few
days Later, is larger, approximately 2.5
inches, and very smooth. Appears to be
a very good canning type. This variety
has a very limited range of
adaptability.
Ounsworth, L.F. 6-1201 Lines fromm different crosses similar
6-1205-1 in the follow respects: They are
a bush type wiyh witish green immature fruit.
They have outyielded the Bounty variety,
particularly early in the season. The fruit is
a little smaller than Bounty, is more
attractive, very uniform and has shown very
little cracking in the field.
Pollack, B. L. 1025-2-52 No. 25-92 d-r-y-c-ps
1025-2-52 No. 25-218 d-y-c-l-ps
1025-1-50 No. 17-168 d-r-y-c-l-gs
Functionally sterile (ps) lines of Rutgers,
Stokesdale, and Indiana Baltimore
Reynard, G. B. 69 a\d\a\d\
119 a\d\a\d\ u\1\u\1\ resistant to collar
rot phase of Alternaria solani.
54 u\2\u\2\(u\g\u\g\)and resistant(not-
immune)to radial cracks.
57 u\1\u\1\ u\2\u\2 (u\g\u\g)
9 se se - Tolerant of Septoria lycopersica.
G numbers - derived from linkage tests of J. W. MacArthur
One or more of the following gene pairs in
each line
Gl a\1\a\1\ (a a)
2 a\2\a\2\ (a1 a1)
3 d\1\d\1\ (d d)
4 d\2\d\2 (dtu dtu)
5 br br
6 rr
7 yy
8 cc
9 jj
10 ll
11 HH
12 wt wt
Rick,C. M. LA 94 L. hirsutum(seed from wild at Canta, Peru)
LA102 L. peruvianum(seed from wild at Rio Supe,Peru)
LA118 L. glandulosum(seed from wild at Canta,Peru)
LA125 L. pimpinellifolium(seed from wild at
Trujillo,Peru)
2-72 San Marzano pure line derived from haploid
by colchicine treatment.
2-31 ms\2\ Male-sterile Pearson
2-89 ms\7\ Male-sterile San Marzano
2-121 ms\9\ Male-sterile San Marzano
2-132 ms\10\Male-sterile San Marzano
2-165 ms\13\Male-sterile San Marzano
2-172 ms\14\ Male sterile Earliana
2-193 ms\15\ Male-sterile San Marzano
LA62 ms\16\ Male-sterile Pritchard
2-225 ms\17\ Male-sterile Ace
2-233 ms\18\ Male-sterile Cal-225
Seed of the other male-sterile mutants available
in very limited quantity.
2-69 dl Dialytic
2-171 vg Vegitative
2-191 ex Exserted
2-84 Cl\1\ Cleistogamous
2-137 pi Pistallate
16-9 ap Apetalous (stock limited)
2-185 cl\2\ Cleistogamous (stock limited)
2-110 wd Wilty dwarf
LA54 rv Reticulate virescent
LA55 yv Yellow virescent
LA155 dv Dwarf virescent
LA64 ct Chicken foot
2-95 4N San Marzano
2-227 4N Pearson
Clones of the following items are available.
Material will be available for cuttings in May
or later. Most of these lines are difficult to
root, and cuttings shipped in the past have not
fared well but I am willing to keep trying.
4-33 & 34 Solanum lycopersicoides
4-47 F1 L. esculentum x S. Lycopersicoides
4-32 L. peruvianum v. dentatum Goodspeed's No.30349
4-2 & 3 F1's of L. esculentum x L.P.D. 4-32
Schultz, J. H.
Foundation seed of 15 or more varieties
developed at the N. D. Station. Also a
considerable number of breeding lines of
value in general objectives in the station
breeding projects.
Cavalier (new variety released in 1953) wi
A sp, u variety with large fruits
comparable to Victor and Bounty but
superior in quality and size of fruit.
Doublerich (new variety released jointly
with A. F. Yeager in 1953) Ascorbic acid
content is about twice that of standard
varieties. Is fairly early and quite
acceptable in fruit and plant characters.
Skirm, G. W. Stocks of commercial vareties.
Tezier, C.
Small-fruited varieties, Ailsa Craig,
Export Danemark, Roi Humbert, San Marzano,
Pendelotte, Tuckwood, Gloire,d'Alsace.
Medium-fruited varieties: Marmarde,
1/2lisse d'Alger Perdrigson5, Merveille des
Marches, Reine des Hatives, Alice
Roosevelt, Pierette.
Varieties with large fruits: Rouge grosse
maraichere, Marglobe, Saint Pierre, Break
O' day, Pritchard, Trophy, Mikado ecarlate,
Ponderosa, Blanche hative, grosse lisse.
Yeager, A. F.
Douberich (variety released jointly with J.
H. Schultz; see stock offerings by Shultz
for description)
Aloha pink variety of the beefsteak type
that ripens with the very early varieties.
New Hampshire Red Pickling. Determinate
red pear type desired by some of the
pickling companies.
Young, P. A. W935 wf White Flower
G1074 Xa Xantha
G1447 Luxuiant cherry tomato
Hardin's miniature extreme dwarf with
the genes d, dm, and bk.
Golden Sphere, a recently introduced
variety with mild flavor
and soft internal structure.
G1075 Wo
G1129 Protruding carpels
deZerpa, Dora M.
Species
51-10 L. peruvianum var. humifusum
Dr. H. Jones USDA 48B398
51-11 L. peruvianum ibid. 49B290
51-12 L. Pissisi ibid. 49B292
51-13 L. glandulosum ibid. 49B293
51-14 L. peruvianum var.
vulgare ibid. 49B295
51-17 L. hirsutum
52-118L. sp. (tomatillo) small red Ruins of
Cajamarquillia fruit, approx. 10 fruits 20 km
east of Lima, Peru per simple inflorescence,,
seeds small ovoid, orangish yellow
Crosses
50-11 F2 of L. esculentum var.
Panamerica x L. hirsutum
51-18 F3 of same hybrid.
Varieties
51-2 Sunray Dr. H. Jones, USDA
51-3 Rain resistant ibid No. 49B438
51-4 Southland ibid.
52-122 Panamerica
STOCKS DESIREDAlexander, L. J. Members are invited to send their exchange stocks to Dr. Alexander for screening by pathologists for disease resistance.
Andrus, C. F. Any true-breeding non-lethal chlorophyll-deficient line.
Bishop, C. J. Sources of resistance to late blight.
Harrison, A. L. Breeding lines that carry resistance to any of the various types of mosaic.
Nonnecke, I. L. Any lines of L. peruvianum not listed in the Seed List for 1949-50 from the P.I. Station, Ames, Iowa, as well as any crosses between L. peruvianum and L. esculentum. Any other material suspected to posess cold or frost resistance or low temperature fruit set.
Pollack, B. L. Any line that shows some degree of resistance to "gray Wall".
Reynard, G. B. u\2\u\2\ (u\g\u\g\) Any types with extra dark green unripe fruit.
Rick, C.M. Any line that is jointless but not leafy (j-lf+).
Smith, J. J. Stocks resistant to anthracnose.
Whaley, W. G. Any haploid lines.