

54 BULLETIN 1074, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. 



la. Spike Awnless— Continued. 



2a. Glumes Glabrous— Continued. 

 3b. Glumes Brown — Continued. 

 4a. Kernels White — Continued. 



Kernels Short to Midlong — Continued. 

 Kernels Soft to Semihard — Continued. 



Spring Habit— Continued. Page. 



Spike oblong Federation 103 



Spike clavate Foisy 103 



Kernels Semihard to Hard. 



Spring Habit Hard Federation 104 



4b. Kernels Red ( T. v. miltura Al.). 

 Kernels Short to Midlong. 

 Kernels Soft to Semihard. 

 Winter Habit. 

 Stem white. 



Spike fusiform. 



Plant early Gold Drop 105 



Plant midseason. 



Spikeinclined Homer 105 



Spike nodding. 

 • Plant midtall. 



Spike wide Red Wave 105 



Spike mid wide Fleming 106 



Plant tall Peterson 106 



Plant late Odessa 107 



Spike oblong. 



Spike erect to inclined Ruddy 108 



Spike nodding Rupert 108 



Spike clavate. 



Plant early, short Rural New Yorker No. 6. 109 



Plant late, midtall Squareheads Master 110 



Stem purple. 



Spike fusiform. 



Plant early to midseason. 



Spikeinclined, narrow Currell 110 



Spike nodding, wide. 



Plant short Winter Chief ill 



Plant midtall. 



Beaks 0.5 mm. long. 



Stem midstrong. .Poole 113 



Stemstrong Portage 113 



Beaksl-1.5mm. long. Russian Red 112 



Plant late, tall China 114 



Spike oblong, erect. 



Shoulders wanting to narrow, 



oblique Wheedling 115 



Shoulders wide, square. 



Plant midseason Red May 115 



Plant late Illini Chief 117 



Spike clavate. 



Spike middense, inclined Red Clawson 118 



Spike dense, erect Rochester 119 



Red Chief 119 



Spring Habit. 



Stem white Schxanstedt 119 



Stem purple Resaca 120 



Kernels Semihard to Hard. 

 Spring Habit. 



Stem white, spike fusiform Stanley 120 



2b. Glumes Pubescent. 

 3a. Glumes White. 



4a. Kernels White ( T. v. leucospermum Kcke.) 

 Kernels Short to Midlong. 

 Kernels Soft to Semihard. 

 Winter Habit. 



Spike clavate Silvercoin 120 



