Inventory of Registered Crop Germplasm (2010-2014) - NBPGR

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ICAR-NATIONAL BUREAU OF PLANT GENETIC RESOURCESNew Delhi-110 012

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Compiled and Edited by:Anjali Kak and RK TyagiICAR-National Bureau of Plant Genetic ResourcesNew Delhi-110 012, India

Citation: Kak Anjali and RK Tyagi (2015) Inventory of Registered Crop Germplasm (2010-2014). ICAR-National Bureauof Plant Genetic Resources, Pusa Campus, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi-110 012, 103p.

Front Cover Page Photographs (from left to right):Isabgol (Plantago ovata Forssk.) DPO-296-4 germplasm Golden yellow leaf colour mutant; Cotton (Gossypium arboreumL.) CNA-5 inter-racial pigmented arboreum; Maize (Zea mays L.) DMR E63 resistance to pink borer; Onion (Alliumcepa L.) DOGR-1203-DR Very early in maturity; Makhana (Euryale ferox Salisb.) Sel-5 White flower mutant

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CONTENTS

Title Page No.

Introduction 1

Abbreviation 4

Definition of Descriptors Used 7

Details of Registered Germplasm 9

Summary Table 87

Acknowledgements 95

Registration Form 96

List of NAGS 101

Inventory of Registered Crop Germplasm (2010-2014)

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INTRODUCTION

Plant genetic diversity is the most economically valuablepart of ecosystem and of paramount important for future cropproduction. Climate change has an impact on diverse geographic/environmental zones and on various crop species showingdifferent ability to adapt to these changes. Major abiotic andbiotic stresses are affecting many agricultural crops and isexpected to worsen with anticipated climate change. A numberof crops will have severe production problems and extensivecrop improvement programmes are needed to address thesechallenges. Materials with high potential in breeding for a changingclimate need to be assembled in genebank collections. Not onlycrop wild relatives (CWR) and exotic landraces, but also usefulmaterial resulting from various research projects, where genesfrom wild or exotic sources are integrated into adapted material,which have resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses need to beidentified and assembled for use in breeding programmes.

Accessibility of these unique genetic resources for use bythe breeders depends upon the availibility of information andmaterial in public domain and equally important is the recoginitionof the breeder who has developed/identified the unique

germplasm. To address these issues ICAR constituted PlantGermplasm Registration Committee (PGRC) under chairmanshipof Deputy Director General (Crop Science), to register suchunique germplasm. The responsibility of plant germplasm wasentrusted to NBPGR by ICAR.

Chilli (Capsicum chinense) with high capsaicin content(IC0553688; INGR13068)

National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources

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In 1996, detailed guidelines and proforma for registrationwas formalised and was revised time to time to incorporate newprovisions as several changes in management of plant geneticresources and related policies have taken place nationally andinternationally. A major revision in the guidelines was done in2014 to include provisions required as per the changing scenariofor submission of application for registration, data requirementand deposition of seed/genetic material. The revised guidelinesare available on http://www.nbpgr.ernet.in/Downloadfile.aspx?EntryId=5764

So far, 30 meetings have been held. A total of 3,145applications have been received and processed and 1,183potentially valuable germplasm accessions have been registered.Year-wise details are present on Figure 1. During 2010 to 2014(till September 2014), a total of 914 applications were processedand 286 potentially valuable germplasm belonging to 65 cropspecies were registered. Of these, 180 belonged to field cropsand 66 to horticultural crops and 40 beverages. In field crops, 33accesssions have been registered in rice followed by 22 in wheatand 17 in maize, reflecting the efforts made for development andidentification of useful germplasm for exploitation in genetic


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improvement of these major food crops. In oilseeds and grainlegumes, 33 and 29 germplasm lines have been registered,respectively. Special emphasis was given on the registration oftea clones as it is an important commercial commodity from exportpoint of view. As a result, 40 elite clones of tea were registered.

Similarly, in commercial crops 15 germplasm lines wereregistered. Among the horticultural crops, maximum numbers of14 accessions have been registered in fruits mainly mango andguvava. Numbers of accessions registered in vegetables and tubercrops were 13 and 10, respectively. Figure 2. Presents the detailsof unique plant germplasm registration during 2010 to 2014 (tillSeptember 2014). It reflects the dominance of cereals, oilseedsand grain legumes among the field crops. In this bulletin,

comprehensive information about the germplasm registered during2010-2014 is presented in a consolidated form to bring thisinformation in public domain and to promote its use in cropimprovement programmes at national level. The tablulatedinformation presented in the following pages lists all registeredgermplasm accessions with passport information and briefdescription of their unique features which were registered during2010-2014.The purpose of this publication is to document theinformation on registered plant germplasm so that the informationis available in public domain for utilization trait-specific germplasmby plant breeders in National Agricultural Research and EducationSystem of India.


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ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation Expanded form

AICCIP All India Coordinated Cotton Improvement ProjectANGRAU Acharya NG Ranga Agricultural UniversityARS Agricultural Research StationAVT Advanced Varietal TrialBARC Bhabha Atomic Research CentreBB Bacterial BlightBSKKV Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi VidyapeethCARI Central Agricultural Research InstituteCCSHAU Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural UniversityCGMS Cytoplasmic Genetic Male SterileCHES Central Horticultural Experiment StationCICR Central Institute for Cotton ResearchCIAH Central Institute for Arid HorticultureCISH Central Institute for Subtropical HorticultureCMS Cytoplasmic Male SterileCOD Chemical Oxygen DemandCPCRI Central Plantation Crops Research InstituteCPRI Central Potato Research InstituteCRIDA Central Research Institute for Dryland AgricultureCRIJAF Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied FibresCRRI Central Rice Research Institute


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CTCRI Central Tuber Crop Research InstituteDGR Directorate of Groundnut ResearchDRR Directorate of Rice ResearchDMR Directorate of Maize ResearchDOGR Directorate of Onion and Garlic ResearchDRMR Directorate of Rapeseed-Mustard ResearchDMAPR Directorate of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants ResearchDOR Directorate of Oilseeds ResearchDWR Directorate of Wheat ResearchDSR Directorate of Sorghum ResearchEC Exotic Collection (Prefix of national identity given to imported collection)GBPUA&T Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and TechnologyGMS Genetic Male SterileIARI Indian Agricultural Research InstituteIC Indigenous Collection (Prefix of national identity given to indigenous collection)ICAR Indian Council of Agricultural ResearchIGFRI Indian Grassland and Fodder Research InstituteIIHR Indian Institute of Horticultural ResearchIISR Indian Institute of Spices ResearchIIVR Indian Institute of Vegetable ResearchIIPR Indian Institute of Pulses ResearchNA Not ApplicableNARS National Agricultural Research System


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MPKV Mahatma Phule Krishi VidyapeethMYMV Mung bean Yellow Mosaic VirusNBPGR National Bureau of Plant Genetic ResourcesNDDB National Dairy Development BoardNE North-EastNHRDF National Horticultural Research and Development FoundationNMC Number of Millable CanesNPRC National Pulses Research Centre PAU Punjab Agricultural UniversityPBND Peanut Bud Necrosis DiseasesPDKV Punjabrao Deshmukh Krishi VidyapeethQPM Quality Protein MaizeRARS Regional Agricultural Research StationRS Regional StationRRS Regional Research StationSBI Sugarcane Breeding InstituteTNAU Tamil Nadu Agricultural UniversityTRA Tea Research AssociationTRRI Tocklai Tea Research InstituteTSS Total Soluble SugarUAS University of Agricultural SciencesYSPUH&F Yashwant Singh Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry



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State/Code Descriptor Definition

Crop Name Common English name of the crop used Realinternationally.

Botanical Latin name following binomial nomenclature, BinomialName as per the International Code of Botanical

Nomenclature.

National The unique national identity, a number BinaryIdentity generated in the centralized database

prefixed with letter IC or EC, denotesindigenous collection and exotic collection,respectively. It serves as the identificationnumber in accession table and other tablesof the centralized database.

INGR No. Indian Germplasm Registration (INGR) Binarynumber, the unique national identity givento a novel, unique and distinct germplasmof potential value. It is prefixed by INGRfollowed by five digit number. The firsttwo digits represent the year of registrationof germplasm and last three digits theordinal number of accession registeredin particular year.

DEFINITION OF DESCRIPTORS USED

Tea (Tukdah-145), Camellia sinensis(IC0610193; INGR14038)Darjeeling Flavour above average (110:100)

State/ Code Descriptor Definition

Year Year of registration of unique germplasm. Real

Donor/ The unique identity used by the donor or BinaryOther any other organization with which theIdentity accession is popularly known. It may have

both alphabetical and numerical code.

Pedigree Parentage of the genetic material used in Realdevelopment of registered germplasm orthe source from which it was selected/identified.

Developer(s) List of persons who were associated RealReal with the development or identificationof the unique registered germplasm.

Developing The institute/organization responsible for RealInstitute(s) development or identification of the unique

registered germplasm with complete address.

Novel and Novel, unique, distinct and stable trait(s), RealUnique Trait which has been the basis for registration

of germplasm.

Chilli (PSRKK-11287), Capsicum annum (IC0436231; INGR14040)Purple phenotype

Guava (Arka Mridula) Psidium guajava(IC0395190; INGR14023)White coloured pulp, high TSS


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DETAILS OFREGISTERED GERMPLASM

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1. Aloe Aloe bardadensis Mill.

IC0283932 DMAPR AB1

13043 2013 Seedling progeny selection

Geetha KA, S Maiti, Narendra Gajbhiye, Sanghamitra Saman

DMAPR, Boriavi, Anand, Gujarat

Yellow flowered plant type

2. Anjan grass

Cenchrus ciliaris L.

IC0590889 IGFRI-CcSx -08/1

11062 2011 NA Suresh Kumar, Amaresh Chandra, Madan G Gupta, GP Shukla

IGFRI, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh

Rare obligate sexual plant

3. Ashwa-gandha

Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal

IC0588697 DWS-327 11026 2011 A dwarf single plant selection were made from ashwagandha variety, JA 134 (open populated population) during 2007 and was advanced through plant-to-row progeny by selfing each time

P Manivel, Vinay Kumar, NA Gajbhiye, S Maiti


Dwarf plant type

4. Ashwa-gandha

Withania somnifera (L.) Dunal

IC0590838 DWS-6 13047 2013 Single plant Selection from the plant-to-row progeny of JA 134 population (First selection was made in 2007)

P Manivel, NA Gajbhiye, S Maiti


A new plant type is a unique and distinct than normal erect type and is useful in future breeding

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.

Year Pedigree Developer(s) DevelopingInstitute

Novel/ UniqueTrait(s)


5. Berseem Trifolium alexandrinum L.

IC0593646 IL-11-239 12009 2012 T. alexandrinumx T. apertum

cross

DR Malaviya, Aradhan Yadava, AK Roy, P Kaushal, Mridul Chakraborti


Stabilized black (dark tan) seeded against normal yellow seeded berseem


IC0593647 IL-11-238 12010 2012 Penta-1 DR Malaviya, Shalini Pathak, AK Roy, P Kaushal, Mridul Chakraborti


Tetraploid pentafoliate


IC0593648 190-P3 12011 2012 Diploid Berseem

AK Roy, DR Malaviya, P Kaushal


Stabilized self- incompatible; Tetraploid


EC0329299 EC329299 12012 2012 Saidi Ecotype of Berseem

P Kaushal, DR Malaviya, AK Roy


Self-compatible berseem

9. Bitter gourd

Momordica charantia L.

IC0591254 PreGy-1 12014 2012 Developed by hybridization followed by selection from DBGY-201 (gynoecious line) and Pusa Do Mausami

TK Behera, Anand Pal, AD Munshi

IARI, New Delhi Predominately gynoecious habit

10. Black gram (Wild)

Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper

IC0585931 Trombay wild urid

10133 2010 Wild species collected from Trombay hills

J Souframanien, T Gopalakrishna

BARC, Trombay, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Source of resistance to bruchid.

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S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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11. Blackgram Vigna mungo (L.) Hepper

NA VBG-09-012 11045 2011 Vigna mungo ADT 3 x Vigna mungo var silvestris

M Pandiyan NPRC, Vamban, Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu

Multipod formation at base of peduncle, leaf axils and base of clusters


IC0589272 VBG-04-014 11046 2011 Vamban 1x Vigna mungo var silvestris

M Pandiyan, S Geetha, D Packiaraj, K Thiyagarajan, N Senthil

NPRC, Vamban, Pudukkottai, Tamil Nadu

Unique plant type


IC0594172 IPU 99- 12005 2012 Spontaneous

Mutant of IPU 99-167

Sanjeev Gupta,Shiv Kumar,BB Singh, Debjyoti Sen Gupta

IIPR, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh

Spontaneously occurring functionally male sterile mutant which produces flower with a protruded stigma and crumpled petals


IC0594173 SPS 5 12006 2012 Germplasm collection

Sanjeev Gupta, Shiv Kumar, Debjyoti Sen Gupta


The genotype has unique ‘soybean’ like sympodial pod bearing habit


IC0426765 BAR-062 13057 2013 Selection Babu Abraham, KS Varaprasad, M Vanaja, N Sunil, N Sivaraj, V Kamala, SK Chakrabarty

NBPGR, RS, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Photosensitive line (flowers only in post rainy/rabi season)

167m

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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IC0144901 NA 14056 2014 Germplasm NK Gautam, Manas Kumar Bag, TV Prasad, Sushil Pandey, Anirban Roy, Neeta Singh, Babu Ram, M Dutta

NBPGR,New Delhi

Resistant to Mungbean Yellow Mosaic Virus (MYMV) causing yellow mosaic disease

17. Brinjal Solanum melongena L.

IC0585684 CARI Brinjal-1

12015 2012 Local germplasm Krishna Kumar, PK Singh,Ajanta Birah, Shrawan Singh, Naresh Kumar,Awnindra KSingh,DR Singh,RK Gautam

CARI, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Island

Highly resistant to bacterial wilt (Ralstonia solanacearum) disease; fruit large, oblong and green; good agronomic performance under Andaman Islands conditions

18. Buckwheat Fagopyrum tataricum (L.) Gaertn.

IC0014889 IC0014889 13004 2013 Selection JC Rana, RS Chauhan, Nidhi Gupta, SK Sharma, TR Sharma

NBPGR, RS, Phagli, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

High rutin content 28.83µg/mg.

19. Cassava Manihot esculenta Crantz

IC0586850 Triploid cassava:4-2

10144 2010 OP-4 (2x) x Sree Visakham (4x)

MT Sreekumari,K Abraham,M Unnikrishan,S Ramanathan

CTCRI, Thiruvanantha-puram, Kerala

Higher yield and high extractable starch


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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20. Cassava Manihot esculenta Crantz

IC0586851 Triploid

cassava: 5-3 10145 2010 Ambakkadan

(2x) x Sree Sahya (4x)

MT Sreekumari, K Abraham, M Unnikrishan, S Ramanathan

CTCRI, Thiruvanantha-puram, Kerala

Higher yield and high extractable starch

21. Castor Ricinus communis L.

IC0584671 RG 43 10135 2010 OT-5 (R)-1 K Anjani,

MA Raoof, M Lakshmi-naryana, M Rama-chandram

DOR, Hyderabad, Telangana

Source of multiple resistances to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporumf.sp.ricini), reniform nematode (Rotylenchus reniformis) and leafhopper (Empoasca flavescens)


IC0585930 RG 18 10136 2010 EC168752 K Anjani DOR, Hyderabad, Telangana

Extra-early maturity (84-days), coupled with high per day productivity and high seed yield at 120 days after planting


IC0586852 DCS-106 10137 2010 DCH-207 x DCH-215

C Lavanya, MA Raoof, M Lakshminaray


Source of resistance to wilt caused by

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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ana, P Lakshmamma

Fusarium oxysporum f.sp. ricini;resistance to leaf hopper (Empoasca flavescens)


IC0587750 Yellow stem mutant castor

11059 2011 A spontaneous mutant isolated from a breeding line DCS 99

AJ Prabakaran, G Balakrishan


Unique colour and single bloom; facilitating development of short duration varieties with synchronous maturity of single harvest


IC0346622 RG 2818 14004 2014 KA68/01 K Anjani, MA Raoof, AG Desai


Resistant to wilt (Fusarium oxysporumf.sp.ricini)


IC0598621 DPC-16 14003 2014 NES-6 x TMV-5 C Lavanya DOR, Hyderabad, Telangana

Pistilate line with unique morphotype of flower and stem colour and zero bloom with hermaphrodite flower at tip


IC0346626 RG-2822 14028 2014 KA72/01 K Anjani, C Lucose


Resistance to root not (Macrophomina


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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phaseolina tassi goid)

28. Chickpea Cicer arientinum L.

IC0589349 Phule G96006

11047 2011 ICCV 42 x ICCV 10

BM Jamadagni,PN Harer,LB Mhase,DV Deshmukh,JV Patil,VM Kulkarni

MPKV, Rahuri, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra

Drought tolerance


IC0486088 IC0486088 13058 2013 Selection Mohar Singh, OP Dahiya, Neeta Singh, A Nizar, M Dutta, RK Tyagi, PN Harer, LB Mahase, NP Singh, KC Bansal

NBPGR, New Delhi

Unique germplasm with upright podding behavior


IC0594480 Phule G-07-102

13007 2013 ICCV10 x ICCL87322

GP Deshmukh,

LB Mhase,PN Harer

MPKV, Rahuri, Ahmednagar, KB Pawar, Maharashtra

Resistance to wilt


IC0595521 GL 84100 13008 2013 E 100Y x P 1528-1-1

JS Sandhu, Livinder Kaur, MM Verma, HS Brar, Inderjit Singh, TS Bains, Gurdip Singh,YR Sharma,

SK Gupta,

PAU, Ludhiana, Punjab

Resistant to Ascochyta blight and wilt

Sarvjeet Singh

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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IC0595522 GL 87045 13009 2013 GG 578 x NEC 206

JS Sandhu, Livinder Kaur, MM Verma, HS Brar, Inderjit Singh, TS Bains, Gurdip Singh, YR Sharma, SK Gupta, Sarvjeet Singh


Resistant to Ascochyta blight and wilt


IC0598237 Phule G-00109

14001 2014 IG-9216 x ICCV-10

GP Deshmukh, SB Latake, LB Mhase,PN Harer

MPKV, Rahuri, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra

Wilt resistance

34. Chilli Capsicum chinense Jacq.

IC0553688; IC 553688 13068 2013 Germplasm selection

LK Bharathi, HS Singh

CHES, Aiginia, Bhubaneswar, Odisha

Unique material for high capsaicin adapted to the tropical humid climate

35. Chilli Capsicum annuum L.

IC0436231 PSRKK-11287

14040 2014 Germplasm selection

SR Panadravada, N Sivaraj, V Kamla, N Sunil, SK Chakrabarty

NBPGR, RS, Hyderabad, Telangana

Purple phenotype as a morphological marker

36. Chilli Capsicum annuum L.

IC0570408 SBT-12549 14041 2014 Germplasm selection

K Anitha, K Narendra

SR Pandravada, G Suresh Kumar, SK Chakrabarty


Immune to anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum capsici

Varma,


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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37. China aster

Callistephus chinensis (L.) Nees.

IC0610420 IIHR CA H13A

14048 2014 Selection from OP seeds of line no.173

Rajiv Kumar, T Manjunatha Rao, T Janakiram

IIHR, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Early flowering. Higher number of flowers/plant;higher weight of flowers/plant

38. China aster


IC0610421 IIHR CA J 17

14049 2014 Selection from self seeds of line no.15

Rajiv Kumar, T Manjunatha Rao, T Janakiram


Early flowering; higher number of flowers/plant; higher weight of flowers/plant

39. China aster


IC0610422 IIHR-35 14050 2014 An advanced pedigree selection of the cross Local Pink x AST-2

SS Negi, SPS Raghava, T Manjunatha Rao, T Janakiram, Rajiv Kumar


Flower colour: Violet (83.A); flower type: Pompon

40. China aster


IC0610423 IIHR-42 14051 2014 An advanced pedigree selection of the cross Local Pink x AST-2

T Manjunatha Rao, SS Negi, SPS Raghava, T Janakiram,


Flower colour: Creamy white; flower type: Powderpuff; resistant to rootknot Rajiv Kumar nematode (Meloidogyne incognita race 1)

41. Coconut Cocos nucifera L.

IC0430667 IND 001- Kappadam Tall

13059 2013 Kappadam Tall (IND 001)

V Niral, B Augustine Jerard,

CPCRI, Kasaragod, Kerala

Low husk content (33 to 36%), with

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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K Samsudeen, MJ Ratnambal, PM Kumaran, EVV Bhaskara Rao, George V Thomas

high copra content of 215 to 280g


IC0430669 IND 030-Laccadive Micro Tall

13060 2013 Lakshadweep coconut population

V Niral, B Augustine Jerard, K Samsudeen, RV Nair, PM Jacob, K Devakumar, MJ Ratnambal, PM Kumaran, EVV Bhaskara Rao, RV Pillai, George V Thomas


Cluster bearing heavy bunches of micro nuts


IC0598219 IND 092- Cameroon Red Dwarf

13061 2013 Cameroon Dwarf coconut population (EC0121436)

V Niral, B Augustine Jerard, K Samsudeen, RV Nair, MJ Ratnambal, PM Kumaran, George V Thomas


Dwarf innature withdistinctbright orangecoloured nuts.Higher contentof tender nutwater and higher copra content


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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IC0598220 IND 414- Chowghat Yellow Dwarf

13062 2013 Chowghat Dwarf population (IC0430664)

V Niral, B Augustine Jerard, K Samsudeen, RV Nair, PM Kumaran, George V Thomas


Distinct dwarf variety with yellow colored nuts and erect leaves; this is a very useful variety as a dwarf parent for crossing with selected talls to produce high yielding early bearing hybrids and hence of commercial value


IC0598221 IND 221-Andaman Horned Cocos

13063 2013 Horned Cocos (IND 221) conserved in field genebank

B Augustine Jerard, V Niral, R Dhanapal, V Damodaran, V Arunachalam, MK Rajesh, K Devakumar, K Samsudeen, RV Nair, PM Kumaran, George V Thomas


Distinct character of horny nuts which could come handy as a marker in breeding programmes


IC0598222 IND 331-Laccadive Mini Micro

13064 2013 IC425040 of Lakshadweep population

B Augustine Jerard, V Niral,


Distinct character of extremely

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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Tall Samsudeen, KPM Jacob, K Devakumar, MK Rajesh, Anitha Karun, George V Thomas

small nuts with very low copra content; this could be of interest to breeders trying to increase the number of nuts/ bunch


EC0415218 IND 099- Niu Leka Green Dwarf

13065 2013 Niu Leka Green Dwarf population

B Augustine Jerard, V Niral, R Dhanapal, V Damodaran, Saran Kumar Rizal, V Arunachalam, M Sankaran, RV Nair, MJ Ratnambal, EVV Bhaskara Rao, PK Koshy, George V Thomas


Short statured palm but possessing of the advantageous characters of talls;good commercial potential since it combines commercially favorable traits of tall and dwarf varieties

48. Cotton Gossypium arboreum L.

IC0586012 GMS 7 10140 2010 GMS-1 x HD328 RS Sangwan, SS Siwach, BS Chhabra, SS Nehra,

CCSHAU, Hisar, Haryana

GMS line


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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BPS Lather, Ramesh Kumar, DP Singh


IC0586010 GMS 2 10138 2010 GMS-1 x P 502 RS Sangwan, SS Siwach, BS Chhabra, SS Nehra, BPS Lather, Ramesh Kumar, DP Singh


GMS line

50. Cotton Gossypium hirsutum L.

IC0586011 GMS 4 10139 2010 GMS-1 x HD 266

RS Sangwan, SS Siwach, BS Chhabra, SS Nehra, BPS Lather, Ramesh Kumar, DP Singh


GMS line


IC0586016 GMS 16 10141 2010 GMS-1 x P 531 RS Sangwan, SS Siwach, BS Chhabra, SS Nehra, BPS Lather, Ramesh Kumar,DP Singh


GMS line


IC0584055 Pusa 56-4 10155 2010 Pusa 734 x Bikaneri Narma

Jagmail Singh, VP Singh, SK Chopra, Babita Choudhary,

IARI, New Delhi High fiber strength of 28.1 g/tex, the fiber strength to length ratio is

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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Ambrish Kumar Sharma, Mukesh Kumar Sharma

0.98


IC0587405 CNH 301 11061 2011 Selection from a single cross hybrid between SRT 1 x 1301 DD in F2 generation

Suman Bala Singh, AH Prakash, KR Kranthi

CICR,Nagpur, Maharashtra

Drought tolerant nature and yield stability


IC0594174 Dharwad Dark Brown-12 (DDB-12)

13029 2013 Selection from cross Dark Brown x Abadhitha

Manjula S Maralappanavar, SS Patil, Vikas V Kulkarni, Madhura C

AICCIP, ARS, UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka

Dark brown lint colour


IC0594175 Dharwad Green Cotton-78 (DGC-78)

13030 2013 Selection from Cross Green x Abadhitha



Green lint colour


IC0594176 Dharwad Medium Brown-225 (DMB-225)

13031 2013 Selection from Cross Dark Brown (DDBS-98) x Abadhitha



Medium brown lint colour


IC0584260 Vaidehi 95 (MSH-53)

13032 2013 (G. hirsutum x G. raimondii)2 x (G. barbadense x

Vinita Gotmare, Punit Mohan,

CICR, Shankar Nagar, Nagpur, Maharashtra

Dark brown lint colour


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



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G. thuberi)2 Balasubramani,Chetali Rodge, Madhorao Katre, BN Tule, KR Kranthi


IC0584261 NISC-40 13033 2013 (G. hirsutum x G. raimondii)2 x G. hirsutum

Vinita Gotmare, Chetali Bhagat, Madhorao Katre, VN Waghmare, G Balsubramni, BN Tule, KR Kranthi

CICR, Nagpur, Maharashtra

Jassid tolerance


IC0584262 NISC-43 13034 2013 (G. hirsutum x G. raimondii)2 x G. hirsutum

Vinita Gotmare, Chetali Bhagat, Madhorao Katre, VN Waghmare, G Balsubramni, BN Tule, KR Kranthi


Jassid tolerance


IC0584263 NISC-44 13035 2013 (G. hirsutum x G. raimondii)2 x (G. barbadense x G. thuberi)2

Vinita Gotmare, Chetali Bhagat, Madhorao Katre, VN Waghmare,


Jassid tolerance

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




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G Balsubramni, BN Tule, KR Kranthi


IC0597400 TCH 1728 13067 2013 H 26 X H 56-9-6-4-1

P Vindhiyavarman,D Punitha, P Amalabalu, R Ravikesavan, M Gunasekaran, S Mohan

TNAU, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Leaf hopper resistance, more leaf thickness, higher number of trichomes


IC0597395 CNA 5 14005 2014 G. arboreum

race indicum X G. arboretum race burmanicum

Vinita Gotmare, Punit Mohan, Madhorao Katre, BN Tule, M Saravanan, BR Rode, S Manickam, OP Tuteja, PK Chakrabarty, KR Kranthi


Inter-racial pigmented arboreum


IC0597397 CNH CB 211 14058 2014 Germplasm lines (Selection)

Punit Mohan, KR Kranthi, BR Rode, Vinita Gotmare, Anjali Kak


Cluster boll bearing habit, deeply palmate leaf lobe


IC0597398 CNH CB 212 14059 2014 Germplasm lines (Selection)

Punit Mohan, KR Kranthi, BR Rode,


Cluster boll bearing habit, zero


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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27

Vinita Gotmare, M Saravanan, Anjali Kak

monopodia and compact habit

65. Dolichos bean

Lablab purpureus (L.)Sweet var. typicus

IC0383192 BSBS-151 11031 2011 IC383192 B Sarath Babu, K Anitha, SK Chakrabarty, N Sivaraj, V Kamala, N Sunil, KS Varaprasad


Resistant to aphids (Aphis craccivora) and Anthracnose (Colletotrichumlindemuthianum)

66. Dolichos bean

Lablab purpureus (L.)Sweet var. typicus

IC0586943 Ankur Goldy 11032 2011 ARDL-12 x KONKAN BHUSAN

Sonali Suresh Alkari,

Aurangabadkar

Ankur Seeds Pvt. Ltd.,Nagpur, Maharashtra

For bushiness

67. Finger millet

Eleusine coracana (L.) Gaertn.

IC0598201 PS-1 14015 2014 Mutant of GPU 28

MV Channabyre Gowda, Pushpalatha N, Sachin Sitram Jadhav, Satish RG, MB Boronayaka, Sujay V, Pramila CK, Manasa KG,

PC Unit (Small Millets) Gandhi Krishi Vigyan Kendra Campus, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Partial sterility, useful in hybridization; easy maintenance

LP

SR Pandravada,

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

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S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



28

Jarame Gowda, P Ravishankar, M Krishnappa, DN Narasi- mhamurthy

68. French lavender/ camphor lavender

Lavandula stoechas L.

IC0449512 NJSSN-2666 10160 2010 Cultivar Archana P Raina, KS Negi, SK Mishra,SS Koranga, SN Ojha

NBPGR, New Delhi

High camphor content (52.12%) in essential oil

69. Garlic Allium sativum L.

IC0596521 G-389 14009 2014 Selection from

“G-389” genetic stock

RP Gupta, RK Singh, BK Dubey

NHRDF, Niphad, Nashik, Maharashtra

For earliness, suitable for cultivation in Kharif season, ready for harvest within 72-77 days, in Rabi, mature in only 85-95 days

70. Gladiolus Gladiolus hybridus Hort.

IC0611879 P-16-1 x Eurovision

14052 2014 A cross betwwen P-16-1 and Eurovision

T Janakiram, Kishan Swaroop

Division of Floriculture and Landscaping, IARI, New Delhi

Early blooming which flowers (76-80 days after planting) and florets colour in red group (41 C, RHS colour chart) with dark red stripes on inner two tepals (42A,


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



29

RHS colour chart), and also red spots on outer throat;spike length is 93 cm with more than 16 florets. At a time 5-6 floretes remain open on the spike; from each mother corm, it produces more than 2.00 corms

71. Gladiolus Gladiolus hybridus Hort.

IC0611878 Melody open 14053 2014 A selection among the open pollinated seedlings of the variety “Melody”

T Janakiram, Kishan Swaroop

Division of Floriculture and Landscaping, IARI, New Delhi

Very early in flowering (74 days after planting) and florets colour in red group (50C, RHS colour charts); two red spots on two central tepals; number of florets is 18.44 and spikes length is more than 100 cm; corm

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




30

multiplications rate is higher and produces more than 2.00 corms from each mother corm

74.

72.

Green

Green

gram

gram

Vigna radiata

Vigna radiata

IC0546478 KSAS-

IC0589309 IPM 205-7

06/105 13010 2013 IC546478 N Sunil, V

11043 2011 IPM 02-1 x Aditya Pratap,

Kamala, KS

Dibjyoti Sen

Varaprasad, N

Gupta,

Sivaraj, SR

BB Singh,

Pandravada,

Shiv Kumar

SK Chakrabarty

NBPGR,RS,

IIPR, Kanpur,

Hyderabad,

Uttar Pradesh

Telangana

Photosensitive

Super early

line

maturity

75. Groundnut Arachis hypogaea L.

IC0587384 AKG 18-1 11022 2011 Isolated from the cross Jyoti x EC76446 (292)

Subhash N Deshmukh, Manish Y Ladole, Nilkanth S Shrikhandkar

PDKV, Akola, Maharashtra

Multi-foliate leaves, 5-8 leaflets in 30% of leaves, reticulated two seeded pods

(L.) R. Wilczek

EC398889

73. Green gram

Vigna radiata IC0589310 IPM 409-4 11044 2011 IPM 228 x Aditya Pratap, Dibjyoti SenGupta, differentBB Singh, geneticShiv Kumar background

IIPR, Kanpur,Uttar Pradesh

Super earlymaturity in(L.)

(L.)

R. Wilczek

R. Wilczek

IPM 03-1


IC0589174 NRCGCS-15 11054 2011 (CT7-1 x SBXI) x A. pusilla

SK Bera, Gururaj Sunkad, Vinod

DGR, Junagadh, Gujarat

Highly resistant to PBND, resistant to


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



(CT7-1 x SBXI) x A. pusilla

stem rot, rust, tolerant to leaf spot


NA NRCGCS-74 11055 2011 DGR,

Gujarat

Sunkad, Vinod Kumar, AL Rathnakumar, T RadhakrishnanSK Bera, Gururaj Sunkad, Vinod Kumar, AL Rathnakumar, T Radhakrishnan

Better resistance to early and late leaf spot, Alternaria leaf blight, stem rot and PBND; tolerance to rust

Junagadh,


NA NRCGCS-186

11056 2011 (C-364 x PBDR-25) x A. oteroi

SK Bera, Gururaj Sunkad, Vinod Kumar, AL Rathnakumar, T Radhakrishnan



IC0589180 NRCGCS-196

11057 2011 (GUAG-10 x CGC-4018) x A. correntina

SK Bera, Gururaj Sunkad, Vinod Kumar,AL Rathnakumar, T Radhakrishnan


Better resistance to PBND, stem rot, late leaf spot. Alternaria leaf blight and tolerance to rust


IC0585932 TGM-112 11058 2011 Mutant of TAG 24

Anand M Badigannavar, Suvendu Mondal


White to light orange flower colour mutation


IC0595257 TGM-167 13011 2013 Mutant of TFDRG 5

Suvendu Mondal, Anand M Badigannavar, SF D’Souza


Gibberellin insensitive dominant dwarf mutant

Better resistance to stem rot,late leaf spot, Alternaria leaf blight andtolerance to rust

31

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




32

T Radhakrishnan, SK Bera, HB Lalwani, Sugad Singh

colonization of Aspergillus flavus in kernels


IC0595259 NRCG 14380

13013 2013 Collection AL Rathnakumar, T Radhakrishnan, SK Bera, HB Lalwani, Sugad Singh


Fresh seed dormancy up to 40 days


IC0595260 NRCG 14368

13014 2013 Collection AL Rathnakumar, T Radhakrishnan, SK Bera, HB Lalwani, Sugad Singh


Fresh seed dormancy up to 40 days





Sub-orbicular leaflet, erect, compact & dwarf plant type





Funnel leaflet, dwarf plant type

87. Guava Psidium guajava L.

IC0395191 Allahabad Safeda

14022 2014 Germplasm from Naini Allahabad

MD Subramanyam, CPA Iyer, MR Dinesh


Medium sized fruits, white coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality and soft


IC0595258 NRCG 12431

13012 2013 Collection AL Rathnakumar,


Low level of infection (7%) and free from


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




IC0395190 Arka

Mridula 14023 2014 Selection from

open pollinated seeds of Allahabad Safeda

CPA Iyer,

Subramanyam, MR Dinesh

IIHR, Bengaluru, MD Karnataka

Medium sized fruits, white coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality and high pectin


IC0395219 Red Flesh 14024 2014 N/A MD Subramanyam, CPA Iyer, MR Dinesh


Medium sized fruits, pink coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality

90. Guggal Commiphora wightii (Arn.) Bhandari

IC0593954 NRC CW2 13044 2013 Selection Geetha KA, S Maiti, Narendra Gajbhiye, Ashok Kumar Bishoyi, Anjali Sharma

DMAPR, Anand, Gujarat

Male plant of divergent/erect branch type

91. Guggal Commiphora wightii (Arn.) Bhandari

IC0593955 NRC CW1 13045 2013 Selection Geetha KA, S Maiti, Narendra Gajbhiye, Ashok Kumar Bishoyi, Anjali Sharma


Weeping branch type female plant

92. Horse gram

Macrotyloma uniflorum (Lam.) Verdc.

IC0587786 CRHG-6 11017 2011 K-42 P Raghu Ram Reddy, V Maruthi, BMK Reddy, Suseelendra Desai, M Maheshwari,

CRIDA, Hyderabad, Telangana

Tolerance to Anthracnose

33

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




B Venkateswarlu, SS Shishodia

93. Horse gram

Macrotyloma uniflorum (Lam.) Verdc.

IC0587788 CRHG-8 11018 2011 K-42 P Raghu Ram Reddy, V Maruthi, BMK Reddy, Suseelendra Desai, M Maheshwari, B Venkateswarlu,SS Shishodia

CRIDA, Hyderabad, Telangana

Higher fodder yield

94. Indian Mustard

Brassica juncea (L.) Coss.

IC0584669 RH 0116 11033 2011 PCR 9 x RH 8814 Dhiraj Singh, ML Chhabra, NK Thakral, Naveen Chandra, Amit Singh

CCS HAU, Hisar, Haryana

Tolerance to salinity at 10 ds/m at seedling stage

95. Indian mustard


IC0589778 BPR-349-9 11048 2011 PCR-20 X RH-30 JS Chauhan, Maharaj Singh, KH Singh, VV Singh, ML Meena

DRMR, Bharatpur, Rajasthan

Only for thermo- tolerance at juvenile stage

96. Indian mustard


IC0593926 DRMR WFM 1

12007 2012 B 33 x Sanjucta asech

KH Singh, JS Chauhan, Ritu Shakya, J Nanjundan


White petal colour

97. Indian mustard


IC0595268 NDUH-YJ-6 13015 2013 NU-6 x EH-1 (Mutant of Heera)

YY Barve, RK Gupta, SS Bhadauria, RP Thakre, SE Pawar

NDDB, Noida, Uttar Pradesh

Low glucosinolate content in seed (<10 moles/gram of seed), high oil content (>45%),

34


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



35

resistance to white rust, yellow seed coat colour

98. Indian mustard


IC0595525 BPR-549-9 13016 2013 Chapka x PCR-9301

JS Chauhan, Maharaj Singh, KH Singh,VV Singh


Salinity tolerance at juvenile stage, high water use efficiency

99. Indian mustard


IC0593927 BPR-540-6 13027 2013 MDOC 8 x PCR 7

JS Chauhan, Maharaj Singh, VV Singh, KH Singh


Salinity tolerance at juvenile stage, thermo-tolerance at juvenile stage

100. Indian Valerian/ Mushkbala

Valeriana jatamansi Jones

IC0584665 UHFVAL-I 11036 2011 Collection R Raina, RC Rana, YP Sharma

YSPUH&F, Nauni-Solan, Himachal Pradesh

High valeportriates content (approx. 4%)

101. Isabgol Plantago ovata Forssk.

IC0586947 DPO-14 11035 2011 The early maturing mutant of Gl-2 which was identified in M2 generation (0.4% diethyl sulphonate (DES) treatment)

P Manivel, Saravanan Raju


Early maturing (80-85 days), high harvest index (>22%)

102. Isabgol Plantago ovata Forssk.

IC0598208 DPO-296-4 14010 2014 GI-2 P Manivel, Saravanan Raju


Golden yellow leaf colour mutant

103. Jack fruit Artocarpus heterophyllus Lam.

IC0566526 NA 11034 2011 Farmer K Narayana Gowda, K Narasimhaiah, Doddahanumaiah,S Shyamalamma,

UAS, GKVK, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Pink colour bulbs/ flakes, excellent taste and aroma, less cellulose content

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




36

SV Suresha, KN Srinivasappa, Babu RM Ray, DS Ashwathan-arayana, MS Gangadhara

104. Jamun Syzygium cuminii (L.) Skeels

IC0587714 CISH J-42 11024 2011 Pulp 97-98% and TSS 14-15º Brix

Anand Kumar Singh, Anju Bajpai, H Ravishankar

CISH, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Seedlessness and pulp content (pulp 97-98% and TSS 14-15º Brix)

105. Jamun Syzygium cuminii (L.) Skeels

IC0587715 CISH J-37 11025 2011 Pulp content 90-92% and TSS 16-17º Brix

Anand Kumar Singh, Anju Bajpai, H Ravishankar

CISH, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh

Bold fruit and high pulp quality (pulp content 90-92% and TSS 16-17º Brix)

106. Jute Corchorus olitorius L.

IC0593936 Bast fibre-shy (bfs) mutant

12008 2012 Physical (thermal neutron) mutant of C. olitorius cv. JRO 632

Avijit Kundu, Debabrata Sarkar, Nur Alam Mandal, Mohit Kumar Singh, Bikash Singha Mahapatra

CRIJAF, Kolkata, West Bengal

Early maturing with significant reduction in bast fibre wood yield and poor fibre quality

107. Kalmegh Andrographis paniculata (Burm.f.) Nees

IC0593956 DMAPR AP3;NRC AP3

13042 2013 Selection from TN 1

Geetha KA, S Maiti, Narendra Gajbhiye, Arun Kumar PH, Anjali Sharma


Narrow leaf germplasm with very good andrographoloide (2.97%)


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



37

108. Karan rai Brassica carinata A.Braun

IC0589777 ; IC0590093

MCA 1; MCB1

11049 2011 MJA 1 (B. juncea) x KR 9 (B. carinata)

KH Singh, JS Chauhan, Ritu Shakya, DK Chauhan, Karnal Singh

DRMR,BharatpurRajasthan

Male sterility

109. Madhunashini

Gymnema sylvestre (Retz.) R.Br. ex Sm.

IC0590889 DGS-22 13041 2013 NA P Manivel, Saravanan Raju, Sandip Kumar LPatel,S Maiti


High fruit producing

110. Maize Zea mays L.

IC0589129 KML-29 11005 2011 KML-29 MV Nagesh Kumar, K Sumalini, A Srinivas, T Sobha Rani, R Sai Kumar, G Manju Latha

ANGRAU (ARS), Karimnagar, Telangana

Drought and water logging

111. Maize Zea mays L. IC0589130 KDTML-3 11006 2011 Tuxpeno Sequia MV Nagesh Kumar, K Sumalini, A Srinivas, T Sobha Rani, R Sai Kumar, G Manju Latha


Drought tolerance


IC0589131 KDTML-19 11007 2011 Tuxpeno Sequia MV Nagesh Kumar, K Sumalini, A Srinivas, T Sobha Rani, R Sai Kumar, G Manju Latha


Drought tolerance

tolerance

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




38

113. Maize Zea mays L. IC0589132 KDTML-66 11008 2011 Tuxpeno Sequia MV Nagesh Kumar, K Sumalini, A Srinivas, T Sobha Rani, R Sai Kumar, G Manju Latha


Drought tolerance; higher number of rows/cob and high test weight


IC0589137 DMRHO57 11027 2011 Temp x Trop(H0)QPM-B-B-B-57-B-B

R Sai Kumar, JC Shekhar, Jyoti Kaul, Sain Dass, Dharam Pal, P Shanti, SK Vasal

DMR, Pusa Campus, New Delhi

High oil (6.34%)

115. Maize Zea mays L. IC0589141 DMR E-9 11028 2011 WNZPBTL-3 JC Shekhar, P Kumar, R Sai Kumar, Jyoti Kaul, Sujay Rakshit, Sain Dass, SK Vasal

DMR, Pusa Pusa Campus, New Delhi

Tolerance to pink borer


IC0589142 DMR-E-57 11029 2011 WNZPBTL-6 JC Shekhar, P Kumar, R Sai Kumar, Jyoti Kaul, Sujay Rakshit, Sain Dass, SK Vasal


Tolerance to pink borer


IC0589143 DPcl10 11030 2011 Winpop8 JC Shekhar, R Sai Kumar, S Venkatesh, Jyoti Kaul, Sain Dass


High popping


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



39

118. Maize Zea mays L. IC0590094 DMR-PFSR-1

11041 2011 SW 93D-313-23-Pop-49-S4

Meena Shekhar, Sangit Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sujay Rakshit


Resistant to post flowering stalk rots caused by Macrophomina phaseolina and Fusarium moniliforme


IC0590095 DMR-PFSR-9

11042 2011 JCY3-7-1-2-1 Meena Shekhar, Sangit Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sujay Rakshit


Resistant to post flowering stalk rots caused by Macrophomina phaseolina and Fusarium moniliforme, with stiff, strong and stay green character of stalk

120. Maize Zea mays L. IC0594467 KDTML-82 13003 2013 KDTML-82 MV Nagesh Kumar, K Sumalini, T Sobha Rani, A Srinivas, Sai Kumar, G Manju Latha


Drought tolerance


IC0594370 DMR QPM

103 13023 2013 CLQ-RCYQ

41-Ä- - - - -Ä Ä Ä Ä®DMR QPM 103

Jyoti Kaul, Sai Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sain Dass, Dharam Paul, Usha Nara


Early maturing line with low ASI and tryptophan 0.67%

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




40

122. Maize Zea mays L. IC0524594 MCM-11/01 13054 2013 Selection AK Misra, RS RS Rathi, S Roy, SK Singh, DC Bhandari

NBPGR, RS, Umiam, Meghalaya

3-4 cobs/plant and early maturing


IC0594369 DMR QPM 102

13074 2013 CLQ-RCYQ 30- - - - - -Ä Ä Ä Ä Ä®DMR QPM

Jyoti Kaul, R Sai Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sain Dass, 102 Dharam Paul, Usha Nara, KS Hooda


Medium maturity, low ASI, high tryptophan, high protein


IC0594368 DMR QPM 58

14012 2014 Shakti1- - - -Ä Ä ÄÄ Ä®- DMR QPM 58

Jyoti Kaul, R Sai Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sain Dass, Dharam Paul, Usha Nara


Early maturing QPM

125. Maize Zea mays L. IC0594271 DMR QPM-03-124

14013 2014 Shakti1- - - -Ä Ä ÄÄ Ä ®- DMR QPM-03-124

Jyoti Kaul, R Sai Kumar, JC Sekhar, Sain Dass, Dharam Paul, Usha Nara


Medium maturity QPM


IC0594373 DMR E63 (WNZPBTL 9)

14014 2014 WNZPBTL 9 -Ä Ä Ä Ä Ä- - - -®DMR E-63

JC Sekhar, P Kumar, R Sai Kumar, Jyoti Kaul, Sujay Rakshit, Sain Dass, SK Vasal


Resistance to pink borer

127. Makhana Euryale ferox Salisb.

IC0610820 Sel-5 14054 2014 A mutant was selected from a

Lokendra kumar

ICAR Research Complex for

White flower mutant


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



41

local landrace belonging to Thoubal district, Manipur, India

Eastern Region, Research Centre for Makhana, Darbhanga, Bihar

128. Mango Mangifera indica L.

IC0587716 Cardozo Mankurad

11023 2011 Open pollinated chance seedling of monoembryonic Mankurad

AB Cardozo, PA Mathew, DG Dhandar, AR Desai, NP Singh, Fausto Cardozo, Ivo Coardozo, Maria Do Ceu Cardozo

ICAR Research Complex for Goa, ELA, Old Goa

Regular bearing nature, attractive fruit colour and bigger fruit size, higher contents of fibres pulp, higher fruit yield and better shelf life


IC0391661 Creeping 14017 2014 Chance seedling from Thrissur, Kerala

CPA Iyer, MD Subramanyam,MR Dinesh


Medium size fruits, yellow coloured fibreless pulp, good sugar acid blend, good keeping quality for processing, fruits have excellent red blush on the skin


IC0391736 Kalapadi 14018 2014 Chance seedling from Sangareddy, Medak, Telangana



Tree dwarf in stature, produces medium sized fruits having deep yellow

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




42

coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping


IC0391715 Janardha Pasand

14019 2014 Chance seedling from Kadiyam, East Godavari A.P.



Tree dwarf in stature, produces medium sized fruits having yellow coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality, fruits have attractive red blush all over


IC0391622 Ati Madhuram

14020 2014 Chance seedling from Fruit Research Station, Kodur



Medium sized round shaped fruits, yellow coloured fibreless pulp, fruits sweet to taste, it is a dwarf tree


IC0391747 Kerala Dwarf 14021 2014 Chance seedling from Trichur, Kerala



Tree dwarf in stature, produces medium sized

round shaped fruits having yellow coloured pulp


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



43

134. Muskmelon

Cucumis melo L.

IC0599709 AHMM/BR-8

14043 2014 Landrace from Dhrubana, Shivganj, Rajasthan

BR Choudhury, SM Haldhar, SK Maheshwari, R Bhargava, SK Sharma

CIAH, Bikaner, Rajasthan

Monoecious sex form

135. Nutmeg Myristica fragrans Houtt.

IC0537220 A9-71 10142 2010 Germplasm collection from farmers’ field at Kollar, Ooty, Tamil Nadu

B Krishnamoorthy,J Rema, PA Mathew, JT Zachariah

IISR, Marikunnu, Calicut, Kerala

High sabinene

136. Nutmeg Myristica fragrans Houtt.

IC0537218 A-9/69 of IISR, Calicut

14039 2014 Selection B Krishnamoorthy,J Rema, PA Mathew

IISR, Marikunnu, Calicut, Kerala

Bold nut and high sabinene and myrecene content

137. Okra Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench

IC0523737 IIHR-234 (MS-1)

10156 2010 IIHR-20-30 x Arka Anamika.

M Pitchaimuthu, OP Dutta

IIHR,

Karnataka

GMS line

138. Okra Abelmoschus esculentus (L.) Moench

IC0189926 IIHR-31-1-2 (Selection-1)

10157 2010 IIHR-31-1-2 x Arka Anamika.

M Pitchaimuthu, OP Dutta, VSR Krishna Prasad, KRM Swamy

IIHR, Bengaluru,

Bengaluru,

Karnataka

Completely ridge less fruit, long stalk easy to snap, shorter inter-node length, suitable for

both fresh market and processing

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




44

139. Onion Allium cepa L.

IC0598327 DOGR-1203-DR

14057 2014 Selection from Sukhnagar, Mursidabad, (Landrace of West Bengal)

Amar Jeet Gupta, Vijay Mahajan, Jai Gopal

DOGR, Rajgurunagar, Pune, Maharashtra

Very early in maturity (harvested within 90 days after transplanting during rabi). 100% uniform neck-fall;unique genotype for earliness and uniform neck-fall

140. Oregano Origanum

vulgare L.

IC0589079 MMBO-3055 13018 2013 Wild KS Negi, SN Ojha, SS Koranga, AKS Rawat, S Srivastava, MM Pandey, Archana P Raina

NBPGR, RS, Bhowali, Nainital, Uttarakhand

High carvacrol (63.6%)

141. Oregano Origanum vulgare L.

IC0589087 NKO-68 13046 2013 Collection KS Negi, SN Ojha, SS Koranga, AKS Rawat, MM Pandey, Archana P Raina

NBPGR, RS, Bhowali, Nainital, Uttarakhand

Thymol rich (85.87%) in essential oil isolated from aerial parts and high yield of essential oil

(2.07%) during flowering stage


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



45

142. Papaya Carica papaya L.

IC0599272 PuneSel-3

14016 2014 Local cultivar Madhubala

VV Datar, SJ Singh, VM Chavan, KK Zote, SPS Tomer, Raj Verma, SK Sharma, S Tripathi

IARI, RS, Pune, Maharashtra

Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV) tolerance, higher yields (30-40 kg of fruits)

143. Pea Pisum sativum L.

IC0218988 NKG 134 13075 2013 NA JC Rana, DK Banyal, NK Gautam, KD Sharma

NBPGR, RS, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Resistance against four isolated viz. rangway, trilokinathstingri, kangra of powdery mildew (Erysiphe pisi) in pea


IC0208366 SD23/6 14007 2014 Selection JC Rana, DK Banyal, SK Yadav, KD Sharma


Resistance against four isolated viz. rangway, trilokinathstingri, kangra of powdery mildew (Erysiphe pisi) in pea


IC0208378 SD23/57 14008 2014 Selection JC Rana, DK Banyal, SK Yadav,


Resistance against four isolated viz.

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




46

KD Sharma rangway, trilokinath,

stingri, kangra of powdery mildew (Erysiphe pisi) in pea

146. Pearl millet

Pennisetum glaucum (L.) R.Br.

IC0593641 P. sq H1; IG 8/1/1937

13036 2013 P. glaucum

(IG 99-748,2n- 4x=28) x P. squamulatum

(IG 98-360, 2n=8x=56)

AK Roy, P Kaushal, DR Malaviya


Interspecific hybrid between pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) and P. squamulatum (novel cytotype, 2n=56); obligate sexual in reproduction;chromosome number, 2n=42 (14G+28S), (genomic status GGSSSS)

147. Pearl millet


IC0593642 P. sq H2; IG 8/1/1938

13037 2013 P. glaucum (IG 99-748,2n-

4x=28) x P. squamulatum(IG 98-360, 2n=8x=56)

DR Malaviya, P Kaushal, AK Roy


Interspecific hybrid between pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) and P.


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



47

squamulatum(novel cytotype, 2n=56);obligate apomictic in reproduction, chromosome number, 2n=42 (14G+28S), (genomic status GGSSSS)

148. Pearl millet


IC0593643 F1GO; IG 8/1/1941

13038 2013 P. glaucum

(2n=2x=14) x P. orientale (2n=2x=18)

P Kaushal, SN Zadoo, DR Malaviya, AK Roy


Diploid apomeiotic, Interspecific hybrid between P. laucum and P. orientale;induced apospory (apomixes component);chromosomes 2n=16 (7G+90, genome GS)

149. Pearl millet


IC0593644 BC1GO; IG 8/1/1939

13039 2013 P. glaucum (2n=14) x

FIGO (2n=16)

P Kaushal, SN Zadoo, DR Malaviya, AK Roy


BC1 interspecific hybrid derived from P. glaucum and P. orientale cross (a BIII hybrid of F1 with P.

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48

glaucum); exhibited inheritable partitioned apomixes components;chromosomes 2n=23 (14G+90, genomes GGO)

150. Pearl millet


IC0593645 GOSh8; IG 8/1/1940

13040 2013 BC1GO x GSH2 P Kaushal, Aarti Khare, DR Malaviya, AK Roy


First tri-specific hybrid betweenPennisetum glaucum, P. orientale and P. squamulatum; chromosomes 2n=44 (21G+14S+90, genomes GGGSSO)

151. Pearl millet

Pennisetum squamulatum Fresen.

IC0283734 NSS-7809 13056 2013 Selection Jyoti Kumari, Sushil Pandey, SK Jha, S Chauhan, GK Jha, C Tara Satyavathi, NK Gautam, M Dutta

NBPGR, New Delhi

Popping trait


S. No.

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49

nut curcas L. x Jatropha integerrima

Paramathma, KT Parthiban, V Muralidharan, R Jude Sudhagar, M Sujatha, Amala Joseph Prabakaran, P Durairasu, N Meyazhagan, A Nelson Navamani Raj, M Sivaprakash, R Ravi,R Sasikala, S Reeja

Mettupalayam, Tamil Nadu

early flowering (125 days), high oil content (38.01%)

153. Pigeonpea Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.

IC0587711 PT-0012 11015 2011 ICP 332 x BSMR-736

Madhukar Rajaram Bedis

Pulses Improvement Project, MPKV, Rahuri, Maharashtra

Early maturity (133 days)


IC0587712 PT-04-31 11016 2011 Selection from ICP No. 13171

Madhukar Rajaram Bedis

Pulses Improvement Project, MPKV, Rahuri, Maharashtra

Early maturity (133 days)


IC0588674 PT-03-142 11019 2011 Local selection Ganesh Pandurang Deshmukh

Pulses Improvement Project, MPKV,

Resistance to wilt and sterility mosaic

152. Physic Jatropha IC0598611 CJ-3 14006 2014 Jatropha curcas M TNAU, High yield,

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50

Rahuri , Maharashtra


(L.) Pierre

IC0594374 IPA 9 F 13024 2013 Selection from

VKG 14/151 Farindra Singh, Indra Prakash Singh, N Nadarajan


Resistance to Fusarium wilt

157. Pongamia (wild)

Pongamia pinnata

IC0554201 VNK-P-113 10134 2010 VNK-P-113 N Sunil, Vinod Kumar, Babu Abraham, KS Varaprasad


Four seeds/pod

158. Poplar Populus deltoids

IC0590840 PP-5 11053 2011 Mutant from mother material L 89-4

Salil K Tewari, CS Joshi

GBPUA&T, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand

Higher height and higher diameter growth

159. Potato Solanum tuberosum L.

IC0586781 YY 6/3 C11(Tetraploid cultivated species)

10143 2010 A clonal selection from the segregating progeny of the cross YY-6 x YY-3 using marker assisted selection

SK Kaushik, ID Garg, BP Singh, SK Chakrabarti, Vinay Bhardwaj, SK Pandey

CPRI, Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

Elite parental line possessing Potato virus Y (PVY) extreme resistance gene Ryadg in Triplex (YYYY) condition

160. Potato Solanum tuberosum (+) S. pinnatisectum

IC0590090 P-7 11051 2011 Solanum tuberosum dihaploid ‘C-13’ (+) Wild species Solanum pinnatisectum

D Sarkar, Jagesh Kumar Tiwari, Sushruti Sharma, Poonam, Sanjeev Sharma, Jai Gopal,


Tetraploid, Somatic male fertile hybrid carrying resistance to potato late blight introgressed from S. pinnatisectum

Marshall


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51

BP Singh, SK Luthra, SK Pandey, D Pattanayak

161. Potato Solanum tuberosum (+) S.etubersoum

IC0590089 E 1-3 11050 2011 Solanum tuberosum dihaploid ‘C-13’ (+) Wild species Solanum etuberosum

Jagesh Kumar Tiwari, Poonam, D Sarkar, SK Pandey, Jai Gopal


Tetraploid Somatic male fertile hybrid carrying resistance to potato virus introgressed from S. etuberosum

162. Potato Solanum demissum Lindl.

IC0594469 SS 1735-02(hexaploid wild potato species)

13048 2013 Clonal selectionFrom the TPS (True Potato Seed) population 'GLKS-269'

Vinay Bhardwaj, SK Luthra, Dalamu, BP Singh, Vinod Kumar, Dinesh Kumar, Sanjeev Sharma


An elite wild potato clone (Solanum demissum; 2n=6x;4 EBN) possessing very high resistance against late blight and low cold induced sweetening even after 6 months of cold storage (2-40C)

163. Potato Solanum tuberosum L.

IC0594470 MP/97-921 13049 2013 MP/92-154 x MP/91-65 (Cross was made in 1996)

SV Singh, Vinay Bhardwaj, P Manivel, Dinesh Kumar,


High dry matter content (>24% in hills & >22% in plains); superior chip

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52

BP Singh, VK Gupta, SK Kaushik

colour (even after 6 months cold storage); low reducing sugar and sucrose content; highly resistant to late blight; ideal free amino acid and phenol content; extreme resistant to potato virus PVY

164. Rice Oryza sativa L.

IC0586815 KJTCMS 1A &B

10116 2010 IR-68888A x RTN-24

BD Waghmode, AP Rewale, BV Ingale, VV Dalvi

BSKKV, Dapoli, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra

CGMS line

165. Rice Oryzasativa L.


10117 2010 COMS 9A x IR-22896-225



CGMS line



10118 2010 PMS-11A x Indrayani



CGMS line



10119 2010 IR-68897 x RDN-93-1-3

BD Waghmode,

BSKKV, Dapoli, Ratnagiri,

CGMS line


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53

AP Rewale, BV Ingale and VV Dalvi

Maharashtra



10120 2010 IR-68886A x Indrayani.

BD Waghmode, AP Rewale, BV Ingale and VV Dalvi


CGMS line


IC0586017 Pusa 1601-05-46-1-1

10121 2010 PRR78/Pusa1460//*2PRR78

AK Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, M Nagarajan, Gopala Krishnan S, Devinder Singh, Basavaraj SH, VK Singh, Atul Singh, Ashutosh Singh, Anita Singh, Deepti Anand, Sheel Yadav, Ranjith KE

IARI, New Delhi Elite Basmati quality restorer line with maximum recurrent parent, genome recovery of 92.81%, strong aroma and resistance to bacterial blight


IC0586018 Pusa 1601-05-46-5-3

10122 2010 PRR78/Pusa1460//*2 PRR78

AK Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, M Nagarajan, Gopala Krishnan S, Devinder Singh,

IARI, New Delhi An elite Basmati quality restorer line with recurrent parent, genome recovery of 87.04%, strong aroma and

S. No.

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54

Basavaraj SH, VK Singh, Atul Singh, Ashutosh Singh, Anita Singh, Deepti Anand, Sheel Yadav, Ranjith KE.

resistance to bacterial blight


IC0586019 Pusa 1605-05-38-3-1

10123 2010 Pusa 6B/Pusa1460//*Pusa6B

AK Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, M Nagarajan, Gopala Krishnan S, Devinder Singh, Basavaraj SH, VK Singh, Atul Singh, Ashutosh Singh, Anita Singh, Deepti Anand, Sheel Yadav, Ranjith KE.

IARI, New Delhi Elite Basmati quality maintainer line with maximum recurrent parent genome recovery of 97.3%, strong aroma and resistance to bacterial blight


IC0586020 Pusa 1605-05-38-3-2

10124 2010 Pusa 6B/Pusa1460//*2Pusa6B

AK Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, M Nagarajan, Gopala Krishnan S, Devinder

IARI, New Delhi Elite Basmati quality maintainer line with recurrent parent genome recovery of 95.95%, strong


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55

Singh, Basavaraj SH, VK Singh, Atul Singh, Ashutosh Singh, Anita Singh, Deepti Anand, Sheel Yadav, Ranjith KE

aroma and resistance to bacterial blight


IC0586026 JGL 11118 10125 2010 IET 8585 x JGL 1798

Ch Damodar Raju, Y Chandra Mohan, V Thirmala Rao, D Bhadru, Ch Surender Raju, L Krishna, PSN Murthy, V Venkanna, D Bharathi

RARS, Jagtial, Karimnagar, Telangana

Source of resistance to Gall Midge Biotype 1

174. Rice Oryza sativa sativa L.

IC0586028 JGL 11727 10126 2010 JGL 420 x Vijetha

Ch Damodar Raju, Y Chandra Mohan, V Thirmala Rao, D Bhadru, Ch Surender Raju, L Krishna, V Venkanna, D Bharathi

RARS, Jagtial, Karimnagar, Telangana

Source of resistance to Gall Midge Biotype 2

175. Rice Oryza IC0586029 JGL 13595 10127 2010 MTU 4870 x Ch Damodar RARS, Jagtial, Resistance to

S. No.

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56

sativa L. JGL 418 Raju, Y Chandra Mohan, V Thirmala Rao, D Bhadru, Ch Surender Raju, L Krishna, V Venkanna, D Bharathi

Karimnagar, Telangana

Gall Midge Biotype 3


IC0583207 UPR 1840-31-1-1-16 (IET 18993)

10146 2010 Kasturi/IET 11345

MP Pandey, SC Mani, Harpai Singh, JP Singh, Surendra Singh, SP Singh

GBPUA & T, Pantnagar, Uttarakhand

Very high kernel length after cooking (13.3mm), strong aroma, good score in panel test


IC0258990 Medina pore (RMS/AK-225)

10147 2010 Wide compatible variety

BC Patra, RK Sarkar, DR Pani

CRRI, Cuttack, Odisha

Tolerant germplasm for complete submergence up to 10 days only


IC0256801 Andekarma (JBS-420)

10148 2010 Landrace BC Patra, RK Sarkar


Tolerant to complete submergence


IC0258830 Champakali 10149 2010 Wide compatible variety

BC Patra, RK Sarkar, DR Pani


Tolerant to complete submergence


IC0380753 Brahman Nakhi (DPS-3)

10150 2010 Landrace BC Patra, SR Dhua, P Swain


Vegetative stage drought tolerance


IC0256590 Sal kaiin (PB-78)

10151 2010 Landrace BC Patra, BC Marndi,


Vegetative stage drought


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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57

P Swain, DR Pani

tolerance


IC0584316 RNR-2465 10152 2010 RNR M7/RNR

19994 P Narsimha Reddy, S Vanisree, Ch Surender Raju, T Dayakar Reddy

ANGRAU, Hyderabad, Telangana

Aromatic medium slender culture


IC0584772 RCM-23 10153 2010 MC-34-7-21-15-58-49

Vijay Pal Bhadana, Jogendra Singh, IM Singh, PK Sharma, N Prakash, SV Ngachan, Y Rajen

ICAR, Manipur Center, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur

Resistance to neck blast


IC0583654 Phougat 10154 2010 NA Vijay Pal Bhadana, Jogendra Singh, IM Singh, PK Sharma, N Prakash, SV Ngachan,Y Rajen

ICAR, Manipur Center, Lamphelpat, Imphal, Manipur

Multi-spiklets in panicles


IC0587407 T3-2 11001 2011 F6 Type3/PR106-P2//Type3//Type3-31-4-2-6-1

Deepak Rajpurohit, Anjali Awasthi, Priyanka Paul, Satish Kumar, Rahul Kumar,

Eternal University, Baru Sahib via Rajgarh, Sirmour, Himachal Pradesh

Resistant to bacterial leaf blight

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58

Kuldeep Singh, Harcharan S Dhaliwal


IC0587408 T3-3 11002 2011 36-3-8-5-4 Deepak Rajpurohit, Anjali Awasthi, Priyanka Paul, Satish Kumar, Rahul Kumar, Kuldeep Singh, Singh, Harcharan S Dhaliwal


Resistant to bacterial leaf blight


IC0587409 T3-4 11003 2011 36-5-4-2-13 Deepak Rajpurohit, Anjali Awasthi, Priyanka Paul, Satish Kumar, Rahul Kumar, Kuldeep Singh, Harcharan S Dhaliwal


Resistant to bacterial leaf blight of rice, semi dwarf with reduced height, higher yielding, superior aroma and cooking quality


IC0587410 T3-5 11004 2011 38-5-2-5 Deepak Rajpurohit, Anjali Awasthi, Priyanka Paul, Satish Kumar, Rahul Kumar,


Resistant to bacterial leaf blight of rice, semi dwarf with reduced height, higher yielding,


S. No.

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59

Kuldeep Singh, Harcharan S Dhaliwal

superior aroma and cooking quality


IC0593847 Pusa 1602-06-24-5-45

12002 2012 PRR78/C101A51/*2 PRR78

Ashok Kumar Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, Gopala Krishnan S, M Nagarajan, KK Vinod, Devinder Singh, Vikas K Singh, Atul Singh, Ranjith K Ellur

IARI, New Delhi Basmati quality restorer line with the gene Piz-5 for resistance to blast disease; improved version of PRR78 showing resistance to blast disease caused by Magnaporthae oryzae both under artificial inoculation as well as in UBN at hotspot locations; developed through marker-assisted foreground selection for blast resistance gene Piz-5 and background selection using

S. No.

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60

62 SSR marker & the recurrent parent genome recovery is 86.66%


IC0593848 Pusa 1603-06-11-4-19

12003 2012 PRR78/Tetep/*2 PRR78

Ashok Kumar Singh, KV Prabhu, T Mohapatra, Gopala Krishnan S, M Nagarajan, KK Vinod, Devinder Singh, Vikas K Singh, Atul Singh, Ranjith K Ellur

IARI, New Delhi Basmati quality restorer line with the gene Piz-5 for resistance to blast disease;improved version of PRR78 showing maximum resistance to blast disease caused by Magnaporthae oryzae both under artificial inoculation as well as in UBN at hotspot locations;developed through marker-assisted selection for blast resistance gene Pi54 and background


S. No.

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61

selection using 65 SSR marker with a recurrent parent genome recovery is 87.66%


IC0593942 Pusa 1509-03-1-7-2

12004 2012 Pusa 1301/Pusa Basmati 1121

Ashok Kumar Singh, Gopala Krishnan S, M Nagarajan, KK Vinod, PK Bhowmick, SS Atwal, Rakesh Sethi, NK Chopra, VP Singh, KV Prabhu, Devinder Singh, Sudesh Kumar, G Raveendran

IARI, New Delhi Early maturing semi-dwarf Basmati rice variety (120 days seed to seed maturing) possessing exceptional grain and cooking quality with cooked kernel length of19.0mm. non-lodging and non-shattering at maturity


IC0595533 & IC0595534

PANT CMS2A & CMS2B

13002 2013 IR58025A/RATNA

Mukesh Kumar Nautiyal


High panicle exsertion (92.9%) and high out crossing rate of (41.30%)


IC0594593 RPMRE 6 13073 2013 ARC 15831 x RP 2068-18-3-5

JS Bentur, VSAK Sama

DRR, Hyderabad, Telangana

Broad spectrum gall midge resistance,

S. No.

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INGR No.




multiple resistance to GM+BPH+WBPH


IC0575277 AC-42091, Bhundi (JRS-9)

14025 2014 Landrace from Mr.Subrat Naik, Sahu Sahi, Bhadrak, Odisha

RK Sarkar, Devendra Pratap Singh, Bijaya Bhattacharjee, BC Patra, Bishnu Charan Marndi


Elongation ability of shoot


IC0575273 AC-42087, Kalaketki (JRS-4)

14026 2014 Landrace from Mr. Laxman Sethi,Baharbil, Bhadrak, odisha

RK Sarkar, Devendra Pratap Singh, Bijaya Bhattacharjee, BC Patra, Bishnu Charan Marndi


Submergence tolerance (20 days)


IC0599689 KORGUT 14055 2014 Landrace (Korgut) from Farmer’s field, Chorao Island, Tiswadi Taluka, North Goa(Dt)

Manohara KK, Krishnendu Chattopadhyay,Bishnu charan Marndi, Onkar Nath Singh, Narendra Pratap Singh

ICAR Research complex for Goa, ELA, Old Goa, Goa

Tolerant (SES score 3) to salinity stress

-1(EC=12 dsm ) at seedling stage

197. Ricebean Vigna umbellata (Thunb.) Ohwi &

IC0589127 PRR 2007-1 11020 2011 Naini x PRR 9402

M Dutta, BB Bandyopadhyay,VK Yadav, TP Singh,

GBPUA&T, Ranichauri, Uttarakhand

Narrow leaf; early maturity; determinate growth habit


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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62

H.Ohashi R Prasad, MC Nautiyal

198. Ricebean Vigna umbellata (Thunb.) Ohwi & H.Ohashi

IC0589128 PPR 2007-2 11021 2011 PRR 2 x PRR 9301

M Dutta, BB Bandyopadhyay, VK Yadav, TP Singh, R Prasad, MC Nautiyal

GBPUA&T, Ranichauri, Uttarakhand

Narrow leaf; early maturity

199. Safflower Carthamus tinctorius L.

IC0588696 96-508-2-90 11060 2011 Multiple breeding lines (DYM22, DYM10, DYM8, DYM7, DYM4, DYM5, DYM14, DYM23, MS6(O), A1, HUS-305, 11-110, VI-92-2-4, VI-117)

K Anjani, RD Prasad, Harvir Singh


Drought tolerance and resistance to Fusarium wilt


IC0597598 Ole-9-P2-P1-P22

13066 2013 EC523367-9 x EC548816-14

K Anjani, IYLN Murthy, Praduman Yadav


High oleic acid (18.63%) and high oil (34%) content line has been developed through introgression of high oleic gene from exotic line

63

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

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INGR No.




64


IC0013884 NIC7133, SD5-1278

14002 2014 Collection from Uttar Pradesh

N Mukta, RD Prasad, P Anil Kumar


Resistant to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium f. sp. carthami)

202. Shisham Dalbergia sissoo DC.

IC0590839 PS-52 11052 2011 Selection from natural population

Salil K Tewari, Rajesh Kaushal


Straight bole, higher height and higher diameter growth

203. Sorghum Sorghum bicolor (L.)Monech.

IC0585921 Sakkari Mukkari Jola

10132 2010 Collection from farmers fields of North Karnataka

BD Biradar, GM Sajjanar, PB Patil, SB Devarnavadagi

RARS, Bijapur, Karnataka

Very sweet and soft hurda grains


IC0585920 SbABM 10131 2010 Somaclonal Mutant of A1 variety

MS Maralappanavar,GM Sajjanar, VV Kulkarni,

SS Patil, MS Kuruvinashetti

ARS, UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka

Axillary branched somaclonal mutant derived from A1 variety of rabi sorghum, productive ear heads are branched with grain size on par with main ear head.


IC0594687 BRJ 62 13005 2013 A1 X SPV 488 BD Biradar, SK Pattanashetti, Gowri M Sajjanar

RARS, Bijapur, Karnataka

Restorer on Maldandi source of male sterility in rabi sorghum.


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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65


IC0595529 PYPS-2 13006 2013 Local landrace RARS, Palem, Mahabubnagar,Andhra Pradesh

RARS, Palem, Mahabubnagar, Andhra Pradesh

Distinct yellow grain, good roti making quality


IC0597771 SSG 226 13055 2013 Mutant

derivatives of the forage sorghum variety SSG 59-3

SK Pahuja, C Aruna, PK Shrotria, BR Ranwah, JV Patil

DSR, Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh

Low hydrocyanic acid (HCN) (66.6 ppm), high digestibility and high leaf-stem ratio

208. Soybean Glycine max L.

IC0595528 PK 515 13017 2013 (Glycine soja x Bragg) x Bragg

Hari Har Ram, Pushpendra, Kamendra Singh BB Singh


Resistant to yellow mosaic virus, moderately resistant to hairy caterpillar

209. Spiked zinger Lily

Hedychium spicatum Sm.

IC0573223 NKO-24 13069 2013 Wild KS Negi, SS Koranga, SN Ojha, AKS Rawat, S Srivastava

NBPGR, RS Bhowali, Nainital, Uttarakhand

Bold seeded early emergence and late senescence

210. Sponge gourd

Luffa cylindrica (L.) M. Roem.

IC0584054 VRSG-52-1 10159 2010 Collection PK Singh, BR Choudhary, Ramesh Singh, DR Bhardwaj, Mathura Rai

IIVR, Kushinagar,Uttar Pradesh

Cluster bearing habit of fruiting

211. Sponge gourd

Luffa cylindrica (L.) M.Roem.

IC0588956 DSG -6 12013 2012 Selection from local material collected from

AD Munshi, Sabina Islam, Ravinder

IARI, New Delhi Highly resistant to Tomato Leaf Curl New

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.




66

village Bulandi, Hoogly district of West Bengal

Kumar, Bikash Mandal, TK Behera, Amish K Sureja

Delhi Virus

212. Sugarcane Erianthus X Saccharum sp hybrid

IC0594462 SBIEC 11001

12016 2012 IK 76-92 x 98 NI 1405

P Govindaraj, US Natarajan

SBI, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

High biomass production: Total harvestable biomass of 279.01 t/ha dry biomass of 101.23 t/ha

213. Sugarcane Saccharum sp IC0594465 Co 0230 12018 2012 CoLK 8102 x Co 775

P Govindaraj, N Vijayan Nair


Good ratooner: 68.46 t/ha which is 6.35% improvement over local variety CoSe 95422; waterlogging tolerant; retains the green canopy even after one month water logging;


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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67

51.34% higher cane yield than BO 99 under water logged condition

214. Sugarcane Saccharum sp IC0594463 SBIEC 11002

12017 2012 Co 1148 x SES 404

P Govindaraj, A Suganya


Dual purpose energy cane combining, high fibre content 22.58% with high juice hrix content (15.92%); high biomass

247.53 t/ha and dry biomass of 85.23 t/ha

215. Sugarcane Erianthus x Saccharum Hybrid

IC0594464 SBIEC 11004

13050 2013 IK 76-92 x 98 NI 1405

P Govindaraj, US Natarajan


High fibre content (30.21%)

216. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0594482 CYM 08-903 13019 2013 [IK 76-62 x Iritty-2] Co775 x CoC 671

MN Premachandran


Sugarcane hybrid with cytoplasm from wild Erianthus arundinaceus, derivative of (Erianthus arundinaceus x Saccharum

S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

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INGR No.




68

spontaneum) x sugarcane hybrid, a good parent giving high red rot resistant progeny in cross with sugarcane varieties

217. Sugarcane Saccharum. spp. hybrid

IC0598218 SBI 1148-11-13-2-225

13071 2013 Self at fourth generation of Co 1148

G Hemaprabha, US Natarajan,

Balasundaram, A Annadurai


Possessing high sucrose and red rot resistance in addition to the other agronomic traits of Co 1148

218. Sugarcane Saccharum spp. hybrid

IC0598475 SBI 2007-291

14011 2014 CoSnk 03-044 x Co 86002

G Hemaprabha, RM Shanthi, K Mohanraj


Early high sucrose.

219. Sweet potato

Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam.

IC0593650 ST-14 13020 2013 JP-14 SK Naskar, Archana Mukherjee

CTCRI, Trivandrum, Kerela

High total carotene (13-14.5 mg/100g) and salinity tolerance

220. Sweet potato




High anthocyanin (85-90 mg/100g) and salinity tolerance


S. No.

Crop BotanicalName

NationalIdentity

Donor/OtherIdentity

INGR No.



69

221. Sweet potato




High extractable starch (20-21%)

222. Tea Camellia sinensis (L.) O.

Kuntze

IC0587385 TV-3 11063 2011 1/7/1; C.

assamica, Rajgarh T.E.

High Assam flavour tea; leaf base round, leaf apex acute, small leaves


Kuntze

IC0587386 TV-4 11064 2011 20/6; C. assamica; Betjan jat

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Temperature tolerant, Resistance to tea thrips; leaf base highly acute, venation not prominent, large leaves

224. Tea Camellia sinensis (L.) O. Kuntze


Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Assam flavour with different genetic background, resistance to tea jassids; leaves highly ovate, leaf blade rough, venation not prominent



Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Mild liquor with high flavour Assam variety,

S. No.

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INGR No.




70

resistance to red rust. Bullation very high, leaf apex down turn, leaf base round


Kuntze

IC0587389 TV-7 11067 2011 14/9; C. sinensis

(L.) O. Kuntze Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Darjeeling flavour, multiple stem, leaves very small, venation not prominent


IC0587390 TV-8 11068 2011 3,77; C. assamica; Betjan jat

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Large leaf Assam variety with less fibre, Resistant to Red Spider mite; leaf apex highly acute, leaf base highly acute, leaves concave type


IC0587391 TV-9 11069 2011 106/ 1; C. sinensis ssp. Lasiocalyx

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Tolerant to water logging; early flusher. Leaves blackish green colour, highly lanceolate, serration very high

229. Tea Camellia sinensis (L.)

IC0587392 TV-10 11070 2011 125/13; C. assamica;

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Assam flavour and bright


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71

O. Kuntze Tingamirajat liquor with different genetic background, high leaf chlorophyll, resistance to Pink mite infestation; leavesovate, leaf apex mucronate type, serration very low


IC0587393 TV-11 11071 2011 125/25; C. assamica; Tingamirajat

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Assam variety with high flavour and bright liquor;resistance to thorny stem blight infection; leaveslanceolateovate, leaf blade curved upward, venation not prominent



Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High rooting performance of cuttings; bright liquor; leaves boat shaped, serration very

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72

high, leaves hard


IC0587395 TV-13 11073 2011 NA Tarun Sen

Barman TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Large leaf Assam flavour variety with different genetic background; soft shoot and less fibre; leaf base acute, leaf blade curved downward, pubescence dense


IC0587396 TV-14 11074 2011 202/35; Progeny of 19.29.13 x 19.31.14

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High leaf water potential, bright infusion; leaf apex bluntly acuminate, pubescence sparse, serration very low


Kuntze

IC0587397 TV-15 11075 2011 55/1; Assam jets seedlings (Knowang T.E.)

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Assam hybrid, high flavour with different genetic background;resistant to black root rot; leaf shape


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73

ovate, bullation not prominent and pubescence dense


Kuntze

IC0587398 TV-16 11076 2011 202/30; Progeny

of 19.29.13 x 19.31.14

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Radiation tolerant, Sun scorch resistance; leaf blade expanded (leathery), high serration and pubescence is sparse


IC0587399 TV-18 11077 2011 107/4; Stock 4 x Stock 6 x Stock 7

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Minty flavour, pink pigmentation at the petiole; dark pink pigmentation during autumn at petiole region, leaf blade lanceolate


IC0587400 TV-21 11078 2011 4/6; Seed source Burma, progeny of Manipuri T.E.

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Quality clone with unique Assam flavour, light leaf Assam variety; leaf apex acuminate, leaf

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74

blade expanded (large), bullation absent


IC0587401 TV-22 11079 2011 124/53/25; Indo-

China seeds Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Very high yield; drought tolerant with different genetic background; high photosynthesis, resistance to Eelworm infestation, leaf blade expanded (small), leaf shape ovate, leaf base shape obtuse


Kuntze

IC0587402 TV-23 11080 2011 124/41/42; Indo-China seeds

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Very high yield, vigorous growth, drought tolerant with different genetic background, termite resistant; leaves glossy, leaf margin wavy, serration very high


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75


IC0587403 TV-24 11081 2011 503/9/18; Progeny of 8/6 x C. irrawadienbis

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High leaf proline, cold resistant. leaf venation not prominent, leaf blader margin entire, leaf apex acute


Kuntze

IC0587404 TV-25 11082 2011 521-Aya DA/4; Progeny of 13/3 x 19/22/5

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High yield; high leaf area index; tolerant to drought with different genetic background; high water use efficiency, resistance to cockchafer grub; leaf apex macronulate, leaf apex habit down turned, bullation prominent


Kuntze

IC0587772 TV-26 11083 2011 521-Aya DA/6; 13/3 x 19/22/5

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High yield, tolerant to drought with different genetic background; low transpiration,

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76

Resistance to Root knot nematode; leaf apex acute, leaf apex habit down turned, leaf bullation absent


Kuntze

IC0587773 TV-27 11084 2011 480.11; 19/29/13 x 124/10

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High yield; High shoot density, Resistant to black rot, leaf shape lanceolate, leaf base semi erect (50º-70º), leaf colour intermediate


Kuntze

IC0587774 TV-28 11085 2011 480.15; 19/29/13 x 124/10

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High yield; Tolerant to drought with different genetic background, Resistance to blister blight; leaf shape ovate, leaf base erect (<50º), leaf colour light green


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77


IC0587775 TV-29 11086 2011 502.43; triploid stock 28/2

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Jorhat, Assam

High yielding variety, Triploid (3n = 45); resistant to root diseases; leaf shape elliptical, leaf colour dark and medium glossy, large shoot size


IC0587776 TV-30 11087 2011 523/SP1; 124.48 x TV1

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Tocklai Experimental Station, Jorhat, Assam

High yield with different genetic background; resistance to blister blight and tea mites;leaf shape ovate, light pink pigmentation during winter and moisture stress conditions


IC0587777 TV-31 11088 2011 P.492; Stock 19 x Stock 107

Tarun Sen Barman

TRA, Tocklai Experimental Station, Jorhat, Assam

Coppery yellow shoot; resistance to tea mosquito bug; coppery yellow young shoot, leaf

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78

shape elliptic, leaf base semi erect (50º-70º)


Kuntze

IC0610184 Tukdah-383

(T-383) 14029 2014 Chinary stock of

Tukdah T.E Scientists, Plant Physiology & Breeding Department

TTRI, TRA, Jorhat, Assam

Very high Darjeeling flavour clone (147:100)


Kuntze

IC0610185 Phoobsering-312 (P-312)

14030 2014 Chinary stock of Phoobsering T.E Darjeeling

Scientists, Plant Physiology & Breeding Department

TTRI, TRA, Jorhat, Assam.

High Darjeeling flavour (141:100)


IC0610186 Tukdah-246 (T-246)

14031 2014 Chinary stock of Tukdah T.E



Unique Darjeeling flavour (138:100)


IC0610187 Ambari Vallai-2 (AV-2)

14032 2014 Chinary stock of Ambari T.E Darjeeling



High flavour index (134:100) with high pubescence and spreading and dense frame


Kuntze

IC0610188 Bannockburn-157 (B-157)

14033 2014 Chinary stock of Bannockburn T.E



High Darjeeling flavour (131:100)


IC0610189 Kopati 1/1(K1/1)

14034 2014 Assam-China Stock of Kopati T.E

Scientists, Plant Physiology &


High Darjeeling flavour


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79

Breeding Department

(129:100) and early flusher


IC0610190 Bannockburn

-688 (B-688)14035 2014 Assam-China

Stock of Bannockburn T.E



Good flavour Darjeeling clone (128:100) with high Geranial content (20.74)


IC0610191 Tukdah-78 (T-78)

14036 2014 Chinary stock of Tukdah T.E



High Darjeeling flavour (121:100). Suitable for mid & low elevation of Darjeeling


IC0610192 Teesta Valley-1 (TTV-1)

14037 2014 Chinary stock of Teesta Valley T.E., Darjeeling



Good Darjeeling flavour (117:100)


IC0610193 Tukdah-145 (T-145)

14038 2014 Assam-China Stock of Tukdah T.E



Darjeeling Flavour above average (110:100)


IC0610194 Phoobsering -1258 (P-1258)

14044 2014 China hybrid Scientists, Plant Physiology & Breeding Department


Thick cuticle

259. Tea Camellia sinensis (L.)

IC0610195 Phoobsering-1404

14045 2014 Assam hybrid Scientists, Plant


Thickest epidermal cell

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O. Kuntze (P-1404) Physiology & Breeding Department

layer


Kuntze

IC0610203 Rungali

Rungliot-4/565(RR4/5)

14046 2014 China hybrid Scientists, Plant Physiology & Breeding Department


Highest no. stomata in mm2 area


Kuntze

IC0610207 Happy Valley-39 (HV-39)

14047 2014 Assam china hybrid



Rose like sweety aroma producing cultivars;synthesises highest hexanol & 1-2 hexanol

262. Watermelon

Citrullus lanatus (Thunb.) Matsum. & Nakai

IC0584139 IIHR-81-1-3-4-6

10158 2010 IIHR-81 Selection

M Pitchaimuthu, KRM Swamy


Bushy plant type

263. Wheat Triticum aestivum L.

IC0584667 WH 1063 10128 2010 BARBET 1 Selection

SS Dhanda, Shashi Madan, OP Bishnoi, RK Rana, Iqbal Singh


Quality trait such as dry gluten content (11.1%), iron (55.7ppm) and zinc (50.7 ppm)


IC0584668 WH 1080 10129 2010 PERL/2 x PESTOR

SS Dhanda, Shashi Madan


High sedimentation value (62 ml)


IC0585933 NIAW 1342 10130 2010 CMH-771-917-BOW/HW 2008.

RP Namdeo, GD Ambarnath,

ARS, Niphad, Nasik, Maharashtra

Highest grain per spike


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GV Nivrutti, SL Baburao, BK Dayaram, TL Nivrutti, PJ Madhukar


IC0589134 DBW 46 11010 2011 PBW 343/INQ 21

Gyanendra Singh, BS Tyagi, DP Singh, Ravish Chatrath, SK Singh, V Tiwari, Indu Sharma

DWR, Karnal, Haryana

High level of resistance to most prevalent races of yellow rust (46S119, 78S84), brown rust (77-5, 104-2) and leaf blight (Bipolaris sorokiniana)


IC0589135 DBW 51 11011 2011 SITE/ MILAN Gyanendra Singh, DP Singh, Ravish Chatrath, BS Tyagi, RK Gupta, V Tiwari, Indu Sharma


Very high iron content (50.4 ppm), chapatti quality score (8.06), protein content (12.84%) and high biscuit spread factor (7.87cm); high yield and resistance to diseases particularly rusts and leaf blight

81

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IC029007A HTW 6 11012 2011 Indigenous collection

Sindhu Sareen, S Kundu


Terminal heat tolerance; suffers only 7% reduction in thousand grain weight under heat stress; 1000-grain weight (39 g)


IC0035117 HTW 11 11013 2011 Indigenous germplasm

Sindhu Sareen, S Kundu


Terminal heat tolerance with only 9% reduction in 1000-grain weight under late planting (heat stress); 1000-grain weight is 38 g (37-40 g) under heat stress; heat susceptibility index is 0.83 and heat tolerance index is 0.94


IC0589136 KBRL 76-3 11014 2011 NA Indu Sharma, N S Bains, V S Sohu, R C Sharma


Karnal bunt resistance; near isogenic line (NILs) of bread wheat variety PBW343

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IC0594376 WCF 12-7 11037 2011 Wheat cross WL711 x C306

Renu Khanna Chopra, Sanyukta Shukla, Kalpana Singh

IARI, New Delhi Drought tolerance













275. Wheat Triticum durum Desf.

IC0589133 DDW 12 11009 2011 RASCON 3/RAJ 1555

Bhudeva Singh Tyagi, Gyanendra Singh, RK Gupta, Jag Shoran, V Tiwari, Indu Sharma


Highest iron (45.9 ppm), zinc (47.4 ppm), manganese (941.6 ppm) contents; resistance to rusts and Karnal bunt

83

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IC0590878 DWRL-1 12019 2012 Niaw 34/Lr19(RL6010)//CMH81A-575

BS Tyagi, Sindhu Sareen, Gyanendra Singh, SC Bhardwaj, Indu Sharma


Lodging resistance carrying dwarfing genes, high protein and resistance to rust (Lr19)


IC0590875 UAS-320 13001 2013 UAS-257//GW-222/DWR-195

RR Hanchinal, SA Desai, Rudra L Naik, SS Biradar, HC Lohithashwa, IK Kalappanavar, BN Patil

Dr Sanjay Rajaram Wheat Laboratory, AICWIP, MARS, UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka

Resistance to flag smut disease


IC0598203 HW 3601 13051 2013 C-306*3/Cook*6/C80-1

VK Vikas, M Sivasamy, P Jayaprakash, Jagdish Kumar, EP Venkatasalam, Vinod, Sushma Tiwari, RS Tomar, Bhanwar Singh, JB Sharma,SMS Tomar, Suresh Chand

IARI, RS, Wellington,Tamil Nadu

Resistant to brown black rust, it carries gene for leaf rust resistant, Lr19 and stem rust resistant Sr 36

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IC0598414 HW 3631 13052 2013 WH 147*3/Cook*6/C80-1

VK Vikas, M Sivasamy, P Jayaprakash, Jagdish Kumar, Vinod,Sushma Tiwari,RS Tomar,Bhanwar Singh,JB Sharma, SMS Tomar,Suresh Chand

IARI, RS, The Nilgiris, Wellington,Tamil Nadu

Resistant to stem and leaf rust, it carries gene for leaf rust resistance Lr19 and stam rust resistance Sr36


IC0597682 UP 2672 13053 2013 UP 2382/DLRSN-7

RS Rawat, JP Jaiswal, Swati, Anil Kumar, Sohan Pal, DP Saini, KV Singh


High protein content (14.1%)


IC0595583 DBQW 1 13072 2013 BC2F7 of HD 2687 / EC 378793

Sewa Ram, BS Tyagi, Indu Sharma


Good biscuit making qualiity


IC0599612 UAS-334 14027 2014 SITE/Mo/4/NAC/TH.AC//3*PVN/3/MIRLO/BUC

Shreenivas A Desai, Rayappa R Hanchinal, Rudra V Naik, Suma S Biradar, Ishwar K Kalappanavar, BN Patil

Sanjaya Rajaram Wheat Lab, AICW & BIP, Main Centre UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka

Resistance to foot rot

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283. Wheat Triticum turgidum ssp. durum (Desf.) Husn.

IC0611303 HI-8708 14042 2014 HG 822/ HI 8498

SV Saiprasad, DK Verma, Divya Ambati, Kamini Kaushal, Prakasha TL, Jang Bahadur Singh, VG Dubey, AN Mishra

IARI, RS, Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Resistant to leaf rust resistant

284. Wheat Triticum dicoccum (Schrank) Schübl.

IC0593664 DDK-1037 12001 2012 HW-1092 / DDK1006//SHIVANI KHAPLI//DDK-1001

Rayappa R Hanchinal, Shreenivas A Desai, Rudra V Naik, Suma S Biradar, HC Lohithashwa, Ishwar K Kalappanavar, BN Patil

UAS, Dharwad, Karnataka

Resistance to loose smut and flag smut

285. Wild sugarcane

Erianthus arundinaceous(Retz.) Jeswiet

IC0561900 SES 159 13070 2013 NA VA Amalraj, D Neelamathi, P Rakkiyappan, RR Panje


High biomass, high yield, high NMC and C.O.D., amenability for in vitro

286. Yellow sarson

Brassica rapa L.

IC0393515 WF yellow sarson

13028 2013 Collection from West Bengal

AK Misra, J Nanjundan, KH Singh, VV Singh, JS Chauhan


Yellow sarson genotype with white flower

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SUMMARY LIST OF GERMPLASM REGISTERED WITH UNIQUE TRAITS IN VARIOUSCROP GROUPS/ CROPS

Crop Group No. of Unique trait(s)Accessions

Cereals and Pseudo- cereals: 73

Rice 33 CGMS line.; basmati quality maintainer line; strong aroma and resistance to BB; resistance to GallMidge Biotype1; resistance to Gall Midge Biotype 3; very high kernel length after cooking (13.3mm);complete submergence tolerance up to 10 days; vegetative stage drought tolerance; aromatic mediumslender culture; resistance to neck blast; multi-spiklets in panicles; resistant to bacterial leaf blight;semi dwarf with reduced height, higher yielding, superior aroma and cooking quality; tolerant (SESscore 3) to salinity stress (EC=12 ds/m) at seedling stage.

Wheat 22 Quality trait such as dry gluten content (11.1%), iron (55.7ppm) and zinc (50.7 ppm); high sedimentationvalue (62 ml); good biscuit making quality, highest grain/ perspike; iron (45.9 ppm), zinc (47.4 ppm),Manganese (941.6 ppm) content; high iron content (50.4 ppm), chapatti quality score (8.06), proteincontent (12.84%) and high biscuit spread factor (7.87cm); resistance to rusts and Karnal bunt; highlevel of resistance to most prevalent races of yellow rust (46S119, 78S84), brown rust (77-5, 104-2)and leaf blight (Bipolaris sorokiniana); high yield and resistance to diseases particularly rusts and leafblight; terminal heat tolerance; 1000-grain weight (39 g); heat susceptibility index is 0.83 and heattolerance index is 0.94; near isogenic line (NILs) of bread wheat; drought tolerance; lodging resistancecarrying dwarfing genes, high protein and resistance to rust (Lr19).; resistance to loose smut andflag smut; resistant to brown black rust, leaf rust resistant Lr19 and stem rust resistant Sr36; highprotein content (14.1%); resistance to foot rot; leaf rust resistance.

Maize 17 Drought tolerance and water logging resistance to pink borer; higher number of rows/cob and hightest weight; high oil (6.34%); high popping; resistant to post flowering stalk rots caused byMacrophomina phaseolina and Fusarium moniliforme; stiff, strong and stay green character of stalk;early maturing with low ASI and tryptophan 0.67%; 3-4 cobs/plant and early maturing; mediummaturity, low ASI, high tryptophan, high protein; early maturing QPM; medium maturity QPM.


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Buckwheat 1 High rutin content 28.83ug/mg.

Millets and Forages: 17

Pearl millet 6 Interspecific hybrid between pearl millet (Pennisetum glaucum) and P. squamulatum; obligate apomictic;diploid apomeiotic Interspecific hybrid between P. laucum and P. orientale. Induced apospory; BC1interspecific hybrid derived from P. glaucum and P. orientale cross; tri-specific hybrid betweenPennisetum glaucum, P. orientale and P. squamulatum; popping trait.

Sorghum 5 Axillary branched somaclonal mutant, productive ear heads branched with grain size at par withmain ear head; very sweet and soft hurda grains; restorer on Maldandi source of male sterility in RabiSorghum; distinct yellow grain, good roti making quality; low hydrocyanic acid (HCN) (66.6 ppm),high digestibility and high leaf-stem ratio.

Finger millet 1 Partial sterility, useful in hybridization, easy maintenance.

Anjan grass 1 Rare obligate sexual plant.

Berseem 4 Stabilized black (dark tan) seeded against normal yellow seeded berseem; tetraploid pentafoliate;stabilized self incompatible; tetraploid, self compatible berseem.

Grain Legumes: 26

Blackgram 7 Photosensitive line (flowers only in post rainy/rabi season); multipod formation at base of peduncle,leaf axils and base of clusters; unique plant type; spontaneously occurring functionally male sterilemutant which produces flower with a protruded stigma and crumpled petals; unique ‘soybean’ likesympodial pod bearing habit and resistance to bruchid; resistant to mungbean yellow mosaic virus(MYMV) causing yellow mosaic disease.

Chickpea 6 Drought tolerance; resistance to wilt; resistant to Ascochyta blight and wilt; upright podding behavior.

Dolichos bean 2 Resistant to aphids (Aphis craccivora) and Anthracnose (Colletotrichum lindemuthianum); bushiness.

Green gram 3 Photosensitive; super early maturity.



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Horse gram 2 Higher fodder yield.

Pigeonpea 4 Early maturity (133 days); resistance to wilt and sterility mosaic; resistance to Fusarium wilt.

Ricebean 2 Narrow leaf; early maturity; determinate growth habit.

Oilseeds: 33

Castor 7 Source of multiple resistances to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium oxysporum f.sp.ricini), reniform nematode(Rotylenchus reniformis) and leafhopper (Empoasca flavescens (Fabr); extra-early maturity (84-days), coupled with high productivity/ day and high seed yield at 120 days after planting; uniquecolour and single bloom; pistilate line with unique morphotype of flower and stem colour and zerobloom with hermaphrodite flower at tip; resistance to root not (Macrophomina phaseolina tassigoid).

Groundnut 12 Multi-foliate leaves, 5-8 leaflets in 30% of leaves, reticulated two seeded pods; highly resistant toPBND, resistant to stem rot, rust, tolerant to leaf spot; white to light orange flower colour mutation;gibberellin insensitive dominant dwarf mutan; low level of infection (7%) and free from colonizationof Aspergillus flavus in kernels; fresh seed dormancy up to 40 days; sub-orbicular leaflet, erect,compact and dwarf plant type; funnel leaflet, dwarf plant type for better resistance to diseases.

Indian Mustard 6 Tolerance to salinity at 10 ds/m at seedling stage; thermo- tolerance at juvenile stage; white petalcolour; low glucosinolate content in seed (<10 moles/gram of seed), high oil content (>45%), resistanceto white rust; yellow seed coat colour; high water use efficiency.

Karan rai 1 Male sterility.

Physic nut 1 High yield, early flowering (125 days), high oil content (38.01%).

Pongamia (wild) 1 Four seeds/ pod.

Safflower 3 Drought tolerance and resistance to Fusarium wilt; high oleic acid (18.63%) and high oil (34%);resistant to Fusarium wilt (Fusarium f. sp. carthami).



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Soybean 1 Resistant to yellow mosaic virus, moderately resistant to hairy caterpillar.

Yellow sarson 1 Yellow sarson genotype with white flower.

Fibers: 18

Cotton 17 GMS line; inter-racial pigmented arboreum GMS line; high fiber strength of 28.1 g/tex, the fiberstrength to length ratio is 0.98; drought tolerant nature and yield stability; dark brown lint colour;green lint colour; medium brown lint colour; jassid tolerance, leaf hopper resistance, more leaf thickness,higher number of trichomes; cluster boll bearing habit, deeply palmate leaf lobe; cluster boll bearinghabit, zero monopodia and compact habit.

Jute 1 Early maturing with significant reduction in bast fibre wood yield and poor fibre quality.

Vegetables: 13

Bitter gourd 1 Predominately gynoecious habit.

Brinjal 1 Highly resistant to bacterial wilt (Ralstonia solanacearum) disease.

Garlic 1 Early, suitable for cultivation in Kharif season, ready for harvest within 72-77 days, in Rabi maturein only 85-95 days.

Okra 2 GMS line; completely ridge less fruit, long stalk easy to snap, shorter inter-node length, suitable forboth fresh market and processing.

Pea 3 Resistant against four isolated viz. rangway, trilokinath, stingri, kangra of powdery mildew (Erysiphepisi) in pea.

Sponge Gourd 2 Cluster bearing habit of fruiting; highly resistant to Tomato Leaf Curl New Delhi Virus.

Watermelon 1 Bushy plant type.

Musk melon 1 Monoecious sex form.



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Onion 1 Very early in maturity (harvested within 90 days after transplanting during rabi); 100% uniformneck-fall.

Tubers: 10

Cassava 2 Higher yield and high extractable starch.

Potato 5 Potato virus Y (PVY) extreme resistance gene Ryadg in Triplex (YYYY) condition.; tetraploid, somaticmale fertile hybrid carrying resistance to Potato late blight introgressed from S. pinnatisectum;Solanum demissum; possessing very high resistance against late blight and low cold induced sweeteningeven after 6 months of cold storage (2-40C); high dry matter content (>24% in hills & >22% inplains); superior chip colour (even after 6 months cold storage); low reducing sugar and sucrosecontent; highly resistant to late blight; ideal free amino acid and phenol content.

Sweet potato 3 High carotene (13-14.5 mg/100g) and salinity tolerance; high anthocyanin (85-90 mg/100g) andsalinity tolerance; high extractable starch (20-21%).

Spices: 7

Chilli 3 Purple phenotype as a morphological marker; immune to anthracnose caused by Colletotrichumcapsici; high capsaicin content, adapted to the tropical humid climate.

Nutmeg 2 High sabinene; bold nut and high sabinene and myrecene content.

Oregano 2 High carvacrol (63.6%); thymol rich (85.87%) in essential oil isolated from aerial parts and high yieldof essential oil (2.07%) during flowering stage.

Medicinal and Aromatic Plants: 12

Aloe 1 Yellow flowered plant type.

Ashwagandha 2 Dwarf plant type.

French lavender/ 1 High camphor content (52.12%) in essential oil. camphor lavender



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Guggal 2 Male plant of divergent/erect branch type; weeping branch type female plant.

Indian Valerian/ 1 High valeportriates content (approx. 4%).Mushkbala

Isabgol 2 Early maturing (80-85 days), high harvest index (>22%); golden yellow leaf colour mutant.

Kalmegh 1 Narrow leaf germplasm with very good andrographoloide (2.97%).

Madhunashini 1 High fruit producing.

Spiked zinger Lily 1 Bold seeded early emergence and late senescence.

Fruits: 14

Guava 3 Medium sized fruits, white coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality and soft; high pectin,medium sized fruits, pink coloured pulp, high TSS, good keeping quality.

Jack fruit 1 Pink colour bulbs/flakes, excellent taste and aroma, less cellulose content.

Jamun 2 Seedlessness and high pulp content; bold fruit and high pulp quality.

Mango 6 Regular bearing nature, attractive fruit colour and bigger fruit size, higher contents of fibres pulp,higher fruit yield and better shelf life; medium size fruits, yellow coloured fibreless pulp, good sugaracid blend, good keeping quality for processing fruits have excellent red blush on the skin; dwarf instature, produces medium sized fruits having deep yellow coloured pulp, high TSS, good keepingquality; fruits have attractive red blush all over; medium sized round shaped fruits, yellow coloured;dwarf in stature, with medium sized round shaped fruits having yellow coloured fibreless pulp, fruitssweet to taste.

Papaya 1 Papaya Ring Spot Virus (PRSV) tolerance, higher yields (30-40 kg of fruits).

Makahana 1 White flower



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Ornamentals: 6

China aster 4 Early flowering, higher number of flowers/plant, higher weight of flowers/ plant; violet (83.A), pompon;creamy white, powder puff, resistant to rootknot nematode (Meloidogyne incognita race 1).

Gladiolus 2 Early blooming (76-80 days after planting), florets colour in red with dark red stripes on inner twotepals, and red spots on outer throat, spike length is 93 cm with more than 16 florets; very early inflowering (74 days after planting) and florets colour in red, two red spots on two central tepals,number of florets 18.44 and spikes length more than 100 cm.

Beverages: 40

Tea 40 High Assam flavour tea; temperature tolerant, resistance to tea thrips and tea jassids, mild liquor withhigh flavour Assam variety, resistance to red rust. ; Darjeeling flavour, multiple stem, leaves verysmall, venation not prominent; large leaf Assam variety with less fibre, resistant to Red Spider mite;tolerant to water logging; early flusher, leaves blackish green colour; Assam flavour and bright liquor,high leaf chlorophyll, resistance to Pink mite infestation; Assam variety with high flavour and brightliquor, resistance to thorny stem blight infection; high rooting performance of cuttings, bright liquor,large leaf Assam flavour; soft shoot and less fibre; high leaf water potential, bright infusion.; resistantto black root rot; radiation tolerant and sun scorch resistance; minty flavour, pink pigmentation at thepetiole; very high yield; drought tolerant; high photosynthesis, resistance to Eelworm infestation;very high yield, vigorous growth, termite resistant; high leaf proline and cold resistant; high leaf areaindex; high water use efficiency, resistance to cockchafer grub; low transpiration, resistance to RootKnot Nematode; high shoot density, leaf colour intermediate; resistance to blister blight and tea mites;coppery yellow shoot; resistance to tea mosquito bug; very high Darjeeling flavour (147:100); uniqueDarjeeling flavour (138:100); high flavour index (134:100); high geranial content (20.74); thick cuticle;thickest epidermal cell layer, highest no. stomata in mm 2 area; rose like sweety aroma producingcultivars, synthesizes highest hexanol & 1-2 hexanol.


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Commercial Crops: 15

Coconut 7 Low husk content (33 to 36%), with high copra content of 215 to 280g; cluster bearing heavybunches of micro nuts; dwarf in nature with distinct bright orange colored nuts; higher content oftender nut water and high copra content, dwarf with yellow colored nuts and erect leaves; hornynuts ; extremely small nuts with very low copra content; short statured palm but possessing of theadvantageous characters of talls; commercially favorable traits of tall and dwarf varieties.

Sugarcane 8 High biomass production; total harvestable biomass of 279.01 t/ha dry biomass of 101.23 t/ha; dualpurpose energy cane combining, high fibre content 22.58% with high juice brix content (15.92%);good ratooner; waterlogging tolerant; retains the green canopy even after one month water logging;higher cane yield 51.34% than BO 99 under water logged condition, with cytoplasm from wildErianthus arundinaceus, derivative of (Erianthus arundinaceus x Saccharum spontaneum) x sugarcanehybrid; high red rot resistant; high fibre content, 30.21% ; high sucrose; early high sucrose; highbiomass, high yield, high NMC and C.O.D., amenability for in vitro.

Agro-forestry Crops: 2

Poplar 1 Higher height and higher diameter growth.

Shisham 1 Straight bole, higher height and higher diameter growth.


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The editors would like to express their sincere thanks and indebtedness to Dr S Ayyappan, Secretary, Department of AgriculturalResearch and Education and Director General, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), for encouraging the activities of PlantGermplasm Registration Committee for registration of unique germplasm and to encourage the breedres to use the same in crop improvementprogrammes. Thanks are also due to Dr SK Dutta, Deputy Director General (Crop Science), ICAR and the Chairman of the Committeefor recognizing and re-emphasizing the importance of plant germplasm registration mechanism by holding the PGRC meetings. We arealso thankful to Dr JS Chauhan, Assistant Director General (Seeds) and Dr RP Dua, Ex-Assistant Director General (F&FC) forproviding their valuable inputs and guidance. Thanks are also due to Dr KC Bansal, Director, NBPGR for guidance and encouragement.Significant contributions by experts and reviewers for their valuable recommendations/comments for the proposals are gratefullyacknowledeged. Editors wish to thank all the developers of unique germplasm documented in this bulletin and their parent organizationsfor encouraging the germplasm registration activity which ensures the availability of potential germplasm for crop improvement inNARS.

The technical help provided by Mr Arup Das is also thankfully acknowledged.

Anjali Kak

RK Tyagi


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mat

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erta

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nsur

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and

mai

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d be

fore

sig

ning

the

unde

rtak

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