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Historical Record
An accession is labeled historical (inactive), because it is
no longer maintained by a repository due to environmental constraints,
duplication with other material or decisions by the curator.
The records are included in the database to track collecting trips,
parentage of current accessions, or intellectual property rights and
registrations.
If you are looking up cultivar names for Patent or Trademark
reasons, check the "Include historical records" box to make sure
you see all of the records.
Not all of the historic Plant Inventory (PI)
numbers are in the database but there is an on-going project to add these
records as time and personnel allow.
If you include historical records in your search by selecting the checkbox
they will be indicated with the -!! symbol.
Unavailable Accessions
Every attempt is made to have sufficient quantity and quality of seed or
clonal material on hand at the repositories in order to meet requests for
germplasm.
For various reasons this is not always possible and a given
accession may be unavailable at one point or another. Some examples of
reasons why an accession may be considered unavailable are:
- Low quantity, accession is in regeneration cycle
- Low germination, accession is in regeneration cycle
- New clonal material just getting propagated
- Quarantine restriction awaiting clearance
- Intellectual property rights restriction (patent, mta etc.)
- Rare or endangered species
- Noxious weed
By default these unavailable accessions are screened from your searches in
order to increase the chances of finding available material you are
interested in. If you cannot find available material of interest, you can
select the Include Historical and Unavailable checkbox to see if there are
unavailable
accessions that would meet your needs. You can then negotiate with the
maintenance site to find out when this material will be available.
Unavailable records will be indicated with the -** symbol.
Return to:
Accession
Query
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