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Helia 1992, Vol. 15(17) 1-6
VALUABLE SUNFLOWER GERMPLASM COLLECTE FROM THE NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES
pp. 1 - 6
Publish Date: December 01, 1992 | Single/Total View: 0/0 | Single/Total Download: 0/0
Abstract
Fifty populations.of wild annual and perennial sunflower were collected from the northwestern region of the United States. Six different species were represented with 28 populations of annual H. annuus, three H. petiolaris ssp. petiolaris, four H. cusicki, two H. maximiliani, twelve H. nuttallii ssp. nuttallii, and one H. pumilus. The most significant contribution was the collection of H. cusickii and H. pumilus accessions, which have potential for drought tolerance. Future explorations are needed to preserve the natural diversity of wild sunflowers.
Keywords: Sunflover, germplasm, wild species
APA 7th edition
Seiler, G.J., Pomeroy, J.S., & Marinkovic, R. (1992). VALUABLE SUNFLOWER GERMPLASM COLLECTE FROM THE NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES. Helia, 15(17), 1-6.
Harvard
Seiler, G., Pomeroy, J. and Marinkovic, R. (1992). VALUABLE SUNFLOWER GERMPLASM COLLECTE FROM THE NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES. Helia, 15(17), pp. 1-6.
Chicago 16th edition
Seiler, Gerald J., Jeffrey S. Pomeroy and Radovan Marinkovic (1992). "VALUABLE SUNFLOWER GERMPLASM COLLECTE FROM THE NORTHWESTERN UNITED STATES". Helia 15 (17):1-6.