The National Clonal Germplasm Repository (NCGR) at Corvallis complies with the USDA/ARS release policy to encourage continued free and unrestricted national and international exchange of germplasm. NCGR-Corvallis is a small USDA/ARS facility. In most cases, two stock plants of each clone are maintained, therefore, only a limited quantity of cuttings, scions, plants or in vitro cultures are available for any single accession. Normally, two plants, cuttings or in vitro cultures are provided for each clonal accession requested, or 25 seeds for each seed accession. Larger quantities should be requested from commercial sources. We do not provide rootstocks for scionwood grafting. Rootstocks are available from commercial sources.
Please acknowledge NCGR-Corvallis in publications and products resulting from the use of plant materials from the repository. We depend on federal funding to collect, evaluate, catalog, preserve and distribute these valuable plant resources. This work will only continue as long as the U.S. Congress and the general public agrees that our efforts are important. Information on plant evaluation or research results should be reported to the NCGR for entry into the Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN).
You may use the Germplasm
Order Form from the National Plant Germplasm System, and include
details retrieved from a search of the GRIN database, or
Send an email Request Directly to the Corvallis Repository.
Please group the items in your order by genus, and provide the
following information:
Efforts are made by the NCGR staff to verify the identity of plant accessions, test for important diseases, and evaluate clonal qualities. Virus tested germplasm will be distributed whenever possible. NCGR will provide a written summary of identity verification and virus testing results for plant material for any requester. Historical information, including passport data, pedigree and development data, and previous evaluations, is available by following the link to the GRIN database. NCGR assumes no responsibility for identification or performance of distributed plant material.
Because plant materials are limited, orders may not be completely filled. Items marked 'Not Available' on the packing list may be resubmitted as a new request at a later date.