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la. Spike Awxless— Continued. 
2a. Glumes Glabrous— Continued. • 
3a. Glumes White— Continued. 
4a. Kernels White — Continued. 
Kernels Short to Midlong — Continued. 
Kernels Soft to Semihard — Continued. 
SpErs'G Habit— Continued. 
Spike clavate. 
Plant early to midseason. 
Spike erect Daet , 
Spike inclined Gypsum 
Plant late. 
Culm and spike only slightly glau- 
cous Surprise 
Culm and spike very glaucous Dicklow 
Kernels Semihard to Hard. 
Sprin'G Habit. 
Spike fusiform- 
Plant early. 
Apical avms wanting Bobs 
Apical awns few, 3-5 mm. long Quality 
Plant midseason White Fife 
Spike oblong. 
Plant early White Federation 
Plant midseason; kernels midsized Lynn 
Plant lat^; kernels small Regenerated Defiance. 
EIernels Midlong to Long. 
Kernels Soft to Semihard. 
Spring Habit. 
Spike oblong New Zeaijind 
Spike clavate Pilcraw 
4b. Kernels Red ( T. v. lute-scens Al.). 
Kernels Short to Midlong. 
Kernels Soft to Semihard. 
Winter Habit. 
Stem white. 
Spike fusiform. 
Spike erect . 
Plant early Rice 
Plant midseason Minhardi 
Spike incUned. 
Plant midseason. 
Shoulders wanting to nar- 
• row, oblique Lofthouse 
Shoulders midwide, obUque 
to square Big Frame 
Plant late Buffum No. 17 
Spike nodding. 
Plant early, midtall Leap 
Plant midseason, midtall Ontario Wonder 
Spike oblong. 
Spike erect to mclined. 
Plant early, midtall. 
Glumes mid^vide Zimmerman 
Glumes wide Walker 
Plant midseason, tall Harvest Queen 
Spike nodding; plant midseason, 
midtall. 
Apical awns straight PROsPERnv 
Apical awns incurved Forward 
Spike clavate. 
Spike middense Squarehead 
Spike dense. 
Blades midlong, midwide Red Rus<5u.n 
Blades long, wide Sol 
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