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294079 to 294090— Continued 



Sanzun=Three sun. Gosun=Fiye sun. One sun=Three cm. Ninjin= 

 Carrot. 



294079. 'Heian-sanzun-ninjin'. 



294080. 'Kinko-sanzun-ninjin'. 



294081. 'Kurenai-sanzun-ninjin'. Kurenai = Pure red. 



294082. 'M.S.-sanzun-ninjin'. 



294083. 'Senko-sanzun-ninjin'. Senko = Brilliant red. 



294084. 'Kokubu-senko-onaga-ninjin'. Senko = Brilliant red. Onaga= 

 Very long. 



294085. 'Kintoki-ninjin'. 



294086. 'Aichi-gosun-ninjin'. 



294087. 'Senko-gosun-ninjin'. 



294088. Tokinashi-gosun-ninjin'. Progeny of 'Red-core Chantenay'. 

 Tokinashi = Nonrestricted growing season. 



294089. Tokyo-gosun-ninjin'. 



294090. 'Sapporo-futo-ninjin'. Roots thick. 

 294091 to 294093. 



From Mexico. Seeds collected by H. S. Gentry and A. S. Barclay, agricul- 

 tural explorers, Crops Research Division, Plant Industry Station, Belts- 

 ville, Md. Received Dec. 3, 1963. 



294091. Crataegus cf. mexicana Moc. & Sesse Malaceae. 



Col. No. 20398. Eighteen miles northeast of Tehuacan, Puebla. Spiny 

 shrubs or small spreading trees, some heavy bearing; fruits variable. 



294092. Ipomoea arborescens (Willd.) Don Convolvulaceae. 



Tree morning-glory. 



Col. No. 20484. San Bernardo, Sonora. Ornamental deciduous tree in 

 wild; bark smooth, white; flowers white, in winter. 



294093. Leucaena esculenta (Moc. & Sesse) Benth. Mimosaceae. 



Leadtree. 



Col. No. 20460. Sierra San Manuel, San Luis Potosi. Elevation 5,600 

 feet. Tree slender, erect, to 25 feet. 



294094 to 294102. 



From the United States. Plants growing at the Regional Plant Introduction 

 Station, Geneva, N.Y. Numbered Dec. 4, 1963. 



294094. Cornus mas L. Cornaceae. Cornelian cherry. 



G-3550. From the Dept. of Seed Investigations, Agricultural Experi- 

 ment Station, Geneva; originally from Italy. Cultivated tree to 20 feet 

 high, leafy; bark reddish brown; leaves ovate, entire, to 4.5 inches long, 

 grooved along veins; flowers yellow. 



294095. Cornus paucinervis Hance Littleleaf dogwood. 



G-8548. From Highland Park, Rochester, ex China. Cultivated semi- 

 evergreen shrub to 9 feet high, much branched at base, hardy at Geneva; 

 leaves elongate, pointed, entire, smooth; flowers small, white yellow, in 

 umbels. 



294096. Cydonia sp. Malaceae. 



G-11554. From Japan. Cultivated, vigorous, fast growing tree, winter 

 hardy at Geneva; bark brown; branches procumbent; leaves semiglossy, 

 serrate. 



294097. Elaeagnus COMMUTATA Bernh. Elaeagnaceae. Silverberry. 

 G-3547. Collected in Montana. Vigorous, cultivated, uniform, much 



