LIST OF AVAILABLE OR DESIRED STOCKS
STOCKS AVAILABLE
Source No. of Stock Description
Andrus, C. F. 2796-1-4-8-B L. esculentum homozygous for
brittlestem sub-lethal.
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; T1 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
repeated backcrosses to Danmark, 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 cuttings
Haploid cuttings
pimpinellifolium
001 2n Ex-Haploid D-y DBL4
006 2n Ex-Haploid d1 DBL7 Lindstrom 1940
038 Agadir Cherry 4 gm. Fruit semi-wild
from Morocco, F. A.
179 San Marzano aa?
206 2n Ex-Haploid DBL3
pimpinellifolium
216 4n Ex-Haploid DBL3
pimpinellifolium
240 Rosette-type f-bi-l-f-j-wt
Butler, L. Many combinations of the following genes: a ag
al aw bk br bu c dm e f gs H hl j l m mc n nc o
p pe pr ps r ro s sp t u w1 wf Wo wt Xa 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. Stock which is homozygous for the three
recessives, ps, ps,a a, c c and has been
selected two generations by testing in
outcrosses to equal or exceed Firesteel in
ability to transmit early yield, large fruit
size, and high total yield. May have use as
the female parent in hybrid seed production.
Dennett, R. K. tf Trifoliate
aw Anthocyanin deficiency
ol Ovate fruit shape
Frazier, W. A. OSC 12 Wide calyx. Advanced selections,
for larger fruit size, and now
available.
OSC 54 Further selections from this line have
been made. They have relatively good
fruit setting ability at low
temperature; also earliness.
OSC lines 262, 263, 268, 272. Crack resistance.
Dwarfs.
OSC 252 Distinct earliness, with medium fruit
size.
OSC 256 and others. Determinate lines derived
from back crossing to Stokesdale and
selecting determinates in F2
generations.
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 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 Division of
Plant Intro- Plant Exploration and Introduction are
duction 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 r y c a l
171 d f-j-lf-wt H al
234 d c l u-H dm
378 d-p-o-s r
523 y at
767 br c j-lf-wt
Kerr, E. A. Vetomold Cf2
V121 Cf3
Stirling Castle Cf1
Vulcan Cf2 - Cfl
V-469 Cf2 - Cf3
F101 Cf2 - Cf3 - Cf1
In addition to the above, several lines
stabilized for resistance to Cladosporium
fulvum. New genes present in these lines now
being studied for linkage relations.
Kristensen, R. Danish Export 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.
Nonnecke, I. L. 1. Earlinorth (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. Lines from different crosses similar in the
6-1201 following respects: They are a bush type with
6-1205-1 whitish 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 Indian 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.
Rick, C. M. LA94 L. hirsutum (seed from plants in wild at
Canta, Peru).
LA102 L. peruvianum (seed from plants in wild
at Rio Supe, Peru).
LA118 L. glandulosum (seed from plants in wild
at Canta. Peru).
LA125 L. pimpinellifolium (seed from plants in
wild at Trujillo, Peru).
LA166 L. pimpinellifolium, Galapagos
(see TGC 4:16)
2-72 San Marzano pure line derived from
haploid by colchicine treatment.
2-95 4N San Marzano
2-227 4N Pearson
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
2-175 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-255
Seed of the other male-sterile mutants
available in very limited quantity. Stocks
of ap, Cl\1, cl\2, d^x, dl, dv, ex, Fw, pi,
rv, vg, wd, W0^m, and yv. Stocks of
all the primary trisomics can be
supplied in limited quantity. Seed
transmission is so poor in some that they
must be sent as cuttings. Clones of the
following items are available. Cuttings are
taken in May or later.
4-33 & 34 Solanum lycopersicoides
4-47 F1 L. esculentum x S. lycopersicoides
4-32 L. chilense Goodspeed's No. 30349
4-2 & 3 F1 L. esculentum x 4-32, L. chilense.
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) A sp,
u variety with large fruits ccmparable 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.
Skirm, G. W. Stocks of commercial varieties.
Suzuki, I. June Pink Selection of Earliana having high
combining ability for early yield.
Kud-1-1 Selected line of an unnamed
variety received from Kyoto
University, relatively resistant
to southern bacterial wilt under
field condition, red fruits of
medium size and of somewhat edged
shape, leaves dark-green colored
and slightly wrinkled, the origin
uncertified.
Several breeding lines resistant to usual
field race of Phytophora infestans in Japan
(4-5 backcrossed).
Tezier, C. Small-fruited varieties: Ailsa Craig, Export
Danemark, Roi Humbert, San Marzano,
Pendelotte, Tuckwood, Gloire d'Alsace,
Devons Suprise, Early Chatham.
Medium-fruited varieties: Marmande, 1/2
lisse d'Alger, Perdrigeon, Merveille des
marches, Reine des hatives, Alice Roosevelt,
Pierrette.
Varieties with large fruits: Rouge grosse
maraichere, Marglobe, Saint Pierre, Trophy,
Mikado ecarlate, Ponderosa, Blanche hative,
grosse lisse.
Various hybrids
Walkof, C. Short internode, determinate plant type.
Lines with dark green underripe fruit.
Foundation seed of Meteor, and early
determinate variety developed by
backcrossing L-3700 with Bonton.
Yeager, A. F. Doublerich
Aloha pink variety of beefsteak type that
ripens with the very early varieties. New
Hampshire Red Pickling. Determinate red
pear type desired by some of the pickling
companies. Late-blight resistant varieties
descended from a tomato from Mexico (X 907
W). The strains we now have are commercial
varieties, one determinate, the other,
indeterminate.
Young, P. A. Variety Golden Sphere
W-935 wf White flower
G1074 Xa Xantha
sl446, sl447 Luxuriant cherry tomato;
sets fruits in hot weather.
G1279 Hardin's miniature tomato;
extreme dwarf with the genes d,
dm, and bk.
G1075 Wo
G131 Knob tomato; San Marzano type
with tendency for corolla
constriction resulting in
knob-fruits.
G560 Tomato with hereditary pox marks
and streaks in peel of fruits.
G328, G912 pe, lg, and vi genes linked in
Group VII.
G1215, G1319 Lycopersicon humboldtii.
A yellow-cherry tomato with a
characteristic type of leaf.
deZerpa, Dora M. Species
51-10 L. peruvianum Dr. H. Jones USDA
var. humifusum 48B398
51-11 L. peruvianum ibid. 49B290
51-12 L. Pissisi ibid. 49B292
51-13 L. glandulosum ibid. 49B293
51-14 L. peruvianum ibid. 49B295
var. vulgare
51-17 L. hirsutum
52-118 L. sp. (tomatillo) Ruins of
small red fruit, Cajamarquilla
approx. 10 fruits 20 km east of
per simple Lima, Peru
inflorescence, seeds
small ovoid, orangish
yellow
Crosses
50-11 (5) F2 of L. esculentum var.
Panamerican x L. hirsutum
51-18 F 3 of same hybrid.
Varieties
51-2 Sunray Dr. H. Jones USDA
51-3 Rain resistant ibid No. 49B438
51-4 Southland ibid.
52-122 Panamerican
STOCKS DESIRED
Alexander, L. J. Members are invited to send their exchange
stocks to Dr. Alexander for screening by
pathologists for disease resistance.
Bishop, C. J. Sources of resistance to late blight.
Currence, T. M. Stocks earlier than Farthest North with
fruit size equal to Farthest North.
Lines known to transmit high yield,
earliness, and large fruit; i.e., high
in general combining ability for the
combination of these three characteristics.
Frazier, W. A. Crack-resistant lines with normal growth
habit and relatively early maturity.
Firm-fruit lines.
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 possess cold or frost
resistance or low temperature fruit set.
Pearson, 0. H. Lines that have little or no gelatinous
matter surrounding seeds.
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.
Suzuki, I. Breeding lines or sources that carry
resistance to any of various types of
mosaic disease, to southern bacterial
wilt, or to fusarium wilt (pink-fruited).
Tezier, C. Dwarf lines that do not need to be staked.
Lines that with stand cracking.
Early, medium-fruited lines.
Lines resistant to Phytophthora infestans.
Walkof, G. Jointless, non-leafy, determinate-type
lines.
Whaley, W. G. Any haploid lines.