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Details for: IRGC 105212, Oryza rufipogon Griff., 315681


Summary Data
Taxonomy:
Oryza rufipogon Griff.
Top Name:
315681
Origin:
Collected – Sri Lanka
Maintained:
Historic Record
Received by IRG:
21 Jan 1986
Improvement Status:
Wild
Reproductive Uniformity:

Regular Genebank material
Form Received:
Seed
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Core Passport Data
Taxonomy:
Oryza rufipogon Griff.
Top Name:
315681
Origin:
Collected – Sri Lanka
Maintained:
Historic Record
Received by IRG:
21 Jan 1986
Improvement Status:
Wild
Reproductive Uniformity:

Regular Genebank material
Form Received:
Seed
Source History
Collected
26 November 1985. 
Locality: Western Kalutara
Coordinates: Western Kalutara6.7469, 79.9756 (Map it)
Comment: A.S.U. LIYANAGE'S TRIP REPORT, GRCMTC1, 1986
Collector(s):
Donated
21 January 1986.  Sri Lanka
Locality: Western Kalutara
Coordinates: Western Kalutara6.7469, 79.9756 (Map it)
District: Kalutara; Fund: Irri; Mng_Var: Swine Paddy; Notes: Kalutara Is A Districts Of Western Province, Sri Lanka(Https://En.Wikipedia.Org/Wiki/Kalutara_District); Original: Site=From Kalatura To Piliyandala Road Near Kedelpitiya Village, Kalutara District; Prov: Western; Rem_Other: Same Acc# 105213; In Disused Paddy Field On Poorly Drained Land And At Stream Edge; Rem_Plant: Most Of Flowering Stage, Little Mature Seed Available, Panicle Spreading Awns Long Ang Red (7Cm), Spikelets (7X2mm); Growth_Stage: Flowering

Donator(s):
Accession Names and Identifiers
315681
Type: IRIS Management group id

1996WS 8043 REJ
Type: Inventory

Narrative
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Oryza rufipogon Griff.
Genus:
Oryza
Section:
Oryza
Subsection:
Oryza
Family:
Poaceae (alt. Gramineae)
Subfamily:
Oryzoideae
Tribe:
Oryzeae
Subtribe:
Oryzinae
Nomen number:

26076
Place of publication:

Not. pl. asiat. 3:5; Icon. pl. asiat. 3: t. 144, fig. 2. 1851
Verified:
01/13/1992 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
Common names
English
red rice –
wild rice –
Portuguese (Brazil)
arroz-selvagem-vermelho –
Transcribed Chinese
ye sheng dao –
Other conspecific taxa
Autonyms (not in current use), synonyms and invalid designations
Heterotypic Synonym(s)
Oryza fatua J. Koenig ex Trin., nom. nud.
Oryza sativa L. var. fatua Prain
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Description:
URU WEE
Intellectual Property Rights
FAO Designated. , Rice.

Observations

Phenotype Data

CategoryDescriptorDescriptionValueStudyInventory
POSTHARV_CHARApiculus color at post-harvest(pre-2007)Color of apiculus (tip of the lemma or palea) at post-harvest. Observed in all species.050 - Brown (tawny)  
POSTHARV_CHARGrain thicknessGrain thickness is the lateral diameter (mm) measured from 10 grains as the largest distance between the two lateral sides in the middle part of the caryopsis. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.1.6  
POSTHARV_CHARGrain widthMeasured as the distance across the fertile lemma and the palea at the widest point. Observed at post-harvest in all species.2.4  
POSTHARV_CHAR10 Grain weight (g)Weight (g) is taken from 10 well-developed grains dried to 13 percent moisture content. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.0.127  
POSTHARV_CHARLemma and palea color (Late observation)Lemma and palea color (Late observation). Observed at post-harvest stage in cultivated species.   
POSTHARV_CHARLemma and palea pubescencePresence of hairs on the hull surface. Observed at post-harvest in cultivated species.4 - Short hairs  
POSTHARV_CHARSeed coat colorSeed coat color (caryopsis - pericarp color). Observed at post-harvest in all species.050 - Brown  
POSTHARV_CHARSterile lemma length - cultivatedSterile lemma length at post-harvest. Observed in cultivated species.2  
POSTHARV_CHARApiculus pubescencePresence of hairs on apiculus surface. Observed in wild species.3 - Hispid  
POSTHARV_CHAREmbryo size - wildSize of embryo (miniature plant developed from the fertilized egg which, upon germination, gives rise to a young seedling). Observed at post-harvest stage in wild species.2 - Medium  
POSTHARV_CHAREndosperm type(pre-2007)Endosperm type. Observed at post harvest in all species.1 - Non-glutinous  
POSTHARV_CHARLemma and palea surface - wildLemma and palea surface. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.1 - Not granulate  
POSTHARV_CHARMucro - wildMucro is a small bulge on either side of the lemmal apiculus formed by the fusion of the two lateral nerves. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.0 - Absent  
POSTHARV_CHARRachilla shape - wildShape of rachilla (the small axis below the lemma and palea bearing the single spikelet). Observed at post-harvest in wild species.1 - Cup-like  
POSTHARV_CHARSterile lemma apex - wildSterile lemma apex. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.1 - Acute  
POSTHARV_CHARSterile lemma shape - wildSterile lemma shape. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.2 - Linear / Lanceolate  
POSTHARV_CHARSterile lemma texture - wildSterile lemma texture. Observed at post-harvest in wild species.2 - Smooth  
POSTHARV_CHARLemma - Color of apiculus (Late observation)Color of apiculus (tip of the lemma or palea) at post-harvest. Observed in all species.   
POSTHARV_CHAREndosperm typeEndosperm type1 - Non-glutinous  
POSTHARV_CHARGrain lengthMeasured as the distance from the base of the lowermost sterile lemma to the tip (apiculus) of the fertile lemma or palea, which ever is longer. Observed at post-harvest in all species.8.8  
VEGE_CHARPopulation codeidentifier to distinguish heterogeneous population within an accession based on morpho agronomic traitsA  
VEGE_CHARFertile lemma texture compared to ster.lemma- wildFertile lemma texture compared to ster.lemma. Observed at post-harvest stage in wild species.2 - Different  


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