inventory of registered crop germplasm

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NATIONAL BUREAU OF PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES(Indian Council of Agricultural Research) New Delhi-110 012

New Delhi-110 012

Information Bulletin 05

Published by:The DirectorICAR-National Bureau of Plant Genetic ResourcesNew Delhi-110 012, IndiaE-mail: [email protected]:http//www.nbpgr.ernet.in

Copyright © 2018ICAR-National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) New Delhi-110 012

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

Citation: Kak Anjali and Veena Gupta (2017) Inventory of Registered Crop Germplasm (2015-2017). ICAR-National Bureau of PlantGenetic Resources, Pusa Campus, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), New Delhi-110 012, 74p.

Front Cover Page Photographs (from left top to right in each row):Rice (Oryza sativa L.) ANR 38 germplasm for open florets and the spikelet & stigma is well exposed; Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.)NRCG CS 281 germplasm with Spanish bunch genotype with extra-large kernel size (HPS type); Cotton (Gossypium arboreum) CAN405 germplasm for narrow leaf lobed & brown lint; Oil palm (Elaeis oleifera (HBK) Cortes) IC0597686 (DOPR G 22; Palm no.45)germplasm with early fruit maturity and compact growth; Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema grandifloruim) IIHR5-23 germplasm withunique flower colour (162.D, Gray yellow group, Fan 4) and Stellate ray florets (Cylindrical shape)

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CONTENTS

Title Page No.

Introduction 1

Abbreviation 4

Definition of Descriptors Used 7

Details of Registered Germplasm 9

Summary Table 63

Acknowledgements 70

List of NAGS 71

Inventory of Registered Crop Germplasm (2015-2017)

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Plant genetic diversity is of fundamental importance in thecontinuity of a species as it provides the necessary adaptation tothe prevailing biotic and abiotic environmental conditions, andenables change in the genetic composition to cope with changesin the environment. Climate change leads to the concurrence of anumber of abiotic and biotic stresses, thus affecting agriculturalproductivity. Extensive crop improvement programmes are neededto address these challenges. Materials with high potential inbreeding for a changing climate need to be assembled in genebankcollections. Not only crop wild relatives (CWR) and exoticlandraces, but also useful materials resulting from various researchprojects, where genes from wild or exotic sources are integratedinto adapted material, which have resistance to biotic and abioticstresses need to be identified and assembled for use in breedingprogrammes.

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 Plant Germplasm

INTRODUCTION

Registration Committee (PGRC) under chairmanship of DeputyDirector General (Crop Science), to register such uniquegermplasm. The responsibility of plant germplasm was entrusted

to NBPGR by ICAR.

Turmeric (Curcuma longa) germplasm highly tolerant to leaf spotand leaf blotch disease (IC0615165; INGR16033)

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National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources

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 in 2013to include provisions required as per the changing scenario forsubmission of application for registration, data requirement anddeposition of seed/genetic material. The revised guidelines areavailable on http://www.nbpgr.ernet.in/Downloadfile.aspx?EntryId=5764

In 2017 Germplasm Registration Information System wasdeveloped to make the entire process of germplasm registrationfrom submission of application to evaluation by experts anddecision by the Plant Germplasm Registration Committee onlineThe system is expected to provide genebank managers, breedersand plant researchers with hands –on-tool for management ofgermplasm registration process, and to policy makers with a reliablesource of information. With the advent of this system, it is expectedthat the entire process of germplasm registration is made simpleand fast. For online submmission of application log on towww.nbpgr.ernet.in/registration.


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Since the start of PGRC, 37 meetings have been held. Atotal of 3,551 applications have been received and processed and1,377 potentially valuable germplasm accessions have beenregistered. Year-wise details are present on Figure 1. During 2015to 2017 a total of 405 applications were processed and 194potentially valuable germplasm belonging to 54 crop species wereregistered. Of these, 138 belonged to field crops and 49 tohorticultural crops and 7 commercial crops. In field crops, 54accesssions have been registered in wheat followed by 15 in riceand 11 in barley, reflecting the efforts put for development andidentification of useful germplasm for exploitation in geneticimprovement of these major food crops. In oilseeds and grainlegumes, 21 and 7 germplasm lines have been registeredrespectively. Special emphasis was given on the registration of oilpalm as it is an important commercial commodity. As a result 6clones of oil palm were registered.

Among the horticultural crops, maximum numbers of 12accessions have been registered in medicinal and aromatic plants

mainly ashwagandha, senna and stevia. Numbers of accessionsregistered in vegetables and tuber crops were 11 and 9 respectively.Figure 2. Presents the details of unique plant germplasm registeredduring 2015 to 2017. It reflects the domination of cereals, oilseedsand fiber and forages among the field crops. In this bulletin,comprehensive information about the germplasm registered during2015-2017 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 during2015-2017. 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 System of India.

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ABBREVIATIONS

Abbreviation Expanded form

AICCIP All India Coordinated Cotton Improvement Project

BHU Banaras Hindu University

CCSHAU Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University

CIAH Central Institute for Arid Horticulture

CIARI Central Island Agricultural Research Institute

CICR Central Institute of Cotton Research

CISH Central Institute for Subtropical Horticulture

CMS Cytoplasmic Male Sterile

CPRI Central Potato Research Institute

CRIJAF Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres

CSIR Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

CSIR-NIEST North East Institute of Science and Technology

CSRS Central Sugarcane Research Station

CSSRI Central Soil Salinity Research Institute

DGR Directorate of Groundnut Research

DMAPR Directorate of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Research

DOGR Directorate of Onion and Garlic Research

DRMR Directorate of Raepseed-Mustard Research


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DSR Directorate of Soybean Research

EC Exotic Collection (Prefix of National Identity given to exotic introductions)

GBPUA&T Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology

GMS Genetic Male Sterile

IARI Indian Agricultural Research Institute

IC Indigenous Collection (Prefix of National Identity given to indigenous collection)

ICAR Indian Council of Agricultural Research

IGFRI Indian Grassland and Fodder Research Institute

IGKV Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya

IHBT Institute of Himalayan Bioresource Technology

IIHR Indian Institute of Horticultural Research

IIIM Indian Institute of Integrative Medicine

IIMR Indian Institute of Maize Research

IIMR Indian Institute of Maize Research

IIMR Indian Institute of Millets Research

IIOPR Indian Institute of Oil Palm Research

IIOR Indian Institute of Oilseeds Research

IIPR Indian Institute of Pulses Research

IIRR Indian Institute of Rice Research

IIWBR Indian Institute of Wheat and Barley Research


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JAU Junagadh Agricultural University

MORS Main Oilseeds Research Station

MYMV Mung bean Yellow Mosaic Virus

NABI National Agri-Food Biotechnology Institute

NARS National Agricultural Research System

NBPGR National Bureau of Plant Genetic Resources

NRCPB National Research Centre on Plant Biotechnology

NRRI National Rice Research Institute

PAU Punjab Agricultural University

RCER Research Complex for Eastern Region

RCM Research centre for Makhana

RS Regional Station

SBI Sugarcane Breeding Institute

TNAU Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

UBKV Uttar Banga Krishi Viswavidyalaya

UUHSF Uttarakhand University of Horticulture and Forestry



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DEFINITION OF DESCRIPTORS USED

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.

Garden pea (VRP-500), Pisum sativum(IC0610501; INGR15009) with triple pod at every node

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 Realwith 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.

Sugarcane (CoM7604) Saccharumofficinarum L. (IC0613963; INGR16009)resistant to whip smut

Rose-scented geranium (PG-IIIM-101),Dendranthema grandifloruim (IC0624503;INGR17054) with higher fresh foliageand high oil


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DETAILS OF

REGISTERED GERMPLASM


S. Crop Botanical National Donor/Other INGR Year Pedigree Developer(s) Developing Novel UniqueNo. Name Identity No. Institute Trait(s)

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High rhizomeyields (10 tones/ha). High essentialoil.

Revolute rolledleaves.

Yellow youngleaves.

Inter-specifichybrid withintermediatecharacters, flowers(Inflorescence)bright & semi erect.Intermediate heightwith broad leaves

CSIR- North EastInstitute ofScience andTechnology(NEIST), Jorhat,Assam

ICAR-Directorateof Medicinal andAromaticResearch(DMAPR), Anand,Gujarat

ICAR-DMAPR,Anand, Gujarat

ICAR- IndianInstitute ofHorticulturalResearch (IIHR),Bengaluru,Karnataka

Mohan Lal

P Manivel, RNagaraja Reddyand NAGajbhiye

P Manivel, RNagaraja Reddyand NAGajbhiye

Rekha A, KVRavishankar andSiddppa M

K-1-6-8

Pure linesingle plantselection ofJA 134varietythroughrepeatedselfing

Pure linesingle plantselection ofJA 134varietythroughrepeatedselfing

M.acuminatessp.burmannica-(Calcutta 4)X M. rubra

1. Aromatic Kaempferia IC0624537 Bharamputra-1 17081 2017ginger galanga L.

2. Ashwa- Withania IC0623444 DWS-37 17056 2017gandha somnifera

(L.) Dunal.

3. Ashwa- Withania IC0623445 DWS-127 17057 2017gandha somnifera

(L.) Dunal.

4. Banana Musa spp. IC0395101 IIHR Musa 17058 2017hybrid (Cal4XM.r)



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(can be used forleaf production).

High antioxidantactivity.

Immune to yellowrust (Pucciniastriiformis f. sp.hordei)

High beta glucancontent in grain.

Combination ofhigh thousand grainweight and highprotein.

ICAR- IndianInstitute of Wheat& Barley Research(IIWBR), Karnal,Haryana

ICAR-IIWBR,Karnal, Haryana



S Narwal,Dinesh Kumar,RPS Verma &I Sharma

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma,R Selvakumar,Dinesh Kumar,Jogendra Singh,AS Kharub &I Sharma

Dinesh Kumar,RPS Verma,S Narwal,J Singh,R Malik,AS Kharub andI Sharma

Dinesh Kumar,RPS Verma,S Narwal,J Singh,Vishnu Kumar,AK Khippal,AS Kharub andI Sharma

Celaya/Mezquita/Godiva/3/Trompillo

DWR45/DWR46

ARUPO/K8755//ALELI(23rd IBON-33

RD 2503x DWR 49

5. Barley Hordeum. EC0532635 Kasota 15003 2015 vulgare L (BCU5762)

6. Barley Hordeum IC0612434 DWRB-127 15004 2015vulgare L.

7. Barley Hordeum IC0616068 DWR 30 15053 2015vulgare L.

8. Barley Hordeum IC0616298 BK 1127 15054 2015vulgare L.



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Two row maltbarley immune tohighly resistant foryellow rust(Puccina striiformisf. sp. hordei).

Six-row feed barleyimmune to yellowrust (Puccinastriiformis f. sp.hordei).

DWRB137 ishighly resistant tostripe rust(Pucciniastriiformis f. sp.hordei) at seedlingand adult plantstages coupled withshort plant height.

Extra early headinghooded barley.

Extra dwarf.






DWRUB54/DWRUB75

DWRUB73/DWRUB83

DWR28/DWRUB64

YAGAN/CAPUCHONA20

NACKTA/HJA A33//FNCI

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma andAS Kharub

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma andAS Kharub

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma,Sudheer Kumar,AS Kharub andGP Singh

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma,AS Kharuband GP Singh

Vishnu Kumar,RPS Verma,AS Kharub andGP Singh

9. Barley Hordeum IC0617170 DWRB 128 16002 2016vulgare L.



12. Barley Hordeum IC0624123 DWRB173 17043 2017vulgare L.









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DWRB62/DWRB73

P.STO/3/LBIRAN/UNA80//LIGNEE640/4/BLLU/5/PETUNIA1/6/M111

Collection

T.alexandrinumx T.apertumcross

N/A

Vishnu Kumar,AS Kharub,Sudheer Kumar,Dinesh Kumarand GP Singh

Vishnu Kumar,Sudheer Kumar,AS Kharub andGP Singh

PN Sivalingam,D Singh, RBhargava & SKSharma,

T Singh,DR Malaviya,AK Roy,P Kaushal andRB Bhaskar

NK Gautam,MK Bag,TV Prasad,S Pandey,A Roy, N Singh,Babu Ram,M Dutta,



ICAR-CentralInstitute for AridHorticulture(CIAH), Bikaner,Rajasthan

ICAR-IndianGrassland andFodder ResearchInstitute (IGFRI),Jhansi, UttarPradesh

ICAR-NationalBureau of PlantGenetic Resources(NBPGR), PusaCampus, NewDelhi

Long spikes withmore number ofgrains. Resistant tostripe rust.

Resistant to spotblotch

Low moisture stresstolerance.

Black seeded withpentafoliate leaf

Resistant to Mungbean YellowMosaic Virus.



16. Ber Ziziphus IC0598427 CIAHZN-J 15011 2015nummularia(Burm.f.)Wight& Arn.

17. Berseem Trifolium IC0613360 IL-13-106 15026 2015alexandrinumL.

18. Blackgram Vigna IC01572 IC-001572 17076 2017mungo (L.)Hepper



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SKP-92 xJI-85) x(VP-1xEC-97704)

Selectionfrom EC-168752

JP-66 x 454

Semi-wild-2 local

OguracytoplasminSnowball-1background

RK Tyagi andAshok Kumar

RH Kavani,RB Madariya &KL Dobariya

K Anjani

RB Madariya,RH Kavani andKL Dobariya

K Anjani,P Duraimuruganand MLakshminarayana

Shyam SunderDey,SR Sharma,PC Thakur,Reeta BhatiyaDey andChanderParkash

Main OilseedsResearch Station(MORS),JunagadhAgriculturalUniversity (JAU),Junagadh, Gujarat

ICAR-IndianInstitute ofOilseeds Research(IIOR),Hyderabad,Telangana

MORS-JAU,Junagadh, Gujarat

ICAR-IIOR,Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR- IARI, RS,Katarain,Himachal Pradesh

Wilt resistance.Early maturity.Male line.

Non-spiny- extra-early maturity.

Pistillate line andgood combiner.

Resistance toleafhopper(Empoascaflavescens (Fabr).

Cytoplasmic malesterile line (CMS);good seed yield;cream colouredflower.

19. Castor Ricinus IC0611596 JI-258 15007 2015communis L.

20. Castor Ricinus IC0612166 RG 19 15008 2015communis L.

21. Castor Ricinus IC0621469 JP-96 17017 2017communis L.

22. Castor Ricinus IC0374272 RG-2661 17049 2017communis L.

23. Cauli- Brassica IC0614417 Ogu 3A 16015 2016flower oleracea var.

botrytis L.



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Maintainerline isSnowballcauliflowerline, Kt-3B

OguracytoplasminSnowball-16background

Maintainerline is mid-late(Novembermaturity)cauliflowerline, Kt-33B

JND 2001-26-25-01-01-SB [(JG315 x GCP9605) x JG315]

ChilliQueen(Sima)

SS Dey, SRSharma, PCThakur, RBhatiya Deyand C Parkash

SS Dey,SR Sharma,PC Thakur,R Bhatiya Deyand C Parkash

Shyam SunderDey,SR Sharma,PC Thakur,Reeta BhatiyaDey andChanderParkash

Motisagar SPithia,Vallabhbhai VRamani andRakesh M Javia

Sumanta Misra




JunagadhAgriculturalUniversity (JAU),Junagadh, Gujarat

Pandapara,Jalpaiguri, WestBengal

Maintainer line ofOgu 3A.

Cytoplasmic malesterile line (CMS);good seed yield;cream colouredflower.

Maintainer line ofOgu 33A.

Fusarium wiltresistance.

Tallest in land/pot.Pungent-PPM-red18300, green17300. High yield.

24. Cauli- Brassica IC0614418 Kt-3B 16016 2016flower oleracea var.

botrytis L.

25. Cauli- Brassica IC0614419 Ogu 33A 16017 2016flower oleracea var.

botrytis L.

26. Cauli- Brassica IC0614420 Kt-33B 16018 2016flower oleracea var.

botrytis L.

27. Chickpea Cicer IC0623452 GJG 0814 17047 2017 arietinum L.

28. Chilli Capsicum IC0615423 IC0615423 15057 2015annum L.



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Half-sibprogencyfrom cv.Pink cloudyear ofselection:2013

Half-sibprogencyfrom cv.Red stoneyear ofselection:2013

IC440508XIC440489

SelectionfromrandommatedpopulationofLRA5166 xG. cot 10 xBikaneriNerma xSuvin

Rajiv Kumar,T ManjunathaRao andMV Dhananjaya

Rajiv Kumar,T ManjunathaRao andMV Dhananjaya

P Mohan,BR Rode,KR Kranthi,S Saxena,RD Nagarkar &V Santhy

VN Waghmareand RV Salame

ICAR-IIHR,Bengaluru,Karnataka


ICAR-CentralInstitute for CottonResearch (CICR),Nagpur,Maharashtra

ICAR-CICR,Nagpur,Maharashtra

Flower colour:77.B, Purple group,Fan 2. Stellate rayflorets (Cylindricalshape)

Flower colour:162.D, Gray yellowgroup, Fan 4.Stellate ray florets(Cylindrical shape)

Narrow leaf lobed& brown lint.

High ginningoutturn

29. Chrysan- Dendranthema IC0623437 IIHR2-47 17059 2017themum grandifloruim

(Ramat.)Kitam.

30. Chrysan- Dendran- IC0623438 IIHR5-23 17060 2017themum thema

grandifloruim(Ramat.)Kitam.

31. Cotton Gossypium IC0613959 CNA 405 15005 2015arboreum L.

32. Cotton Gossypium IC0611336 CNH-1102 15015 2015hirsutum L.



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Virescentchlorophyllmutant-inducedmutation ofVar. Y1

IC440265XIC439912

IC412555XIC440200

(HGMS-1 xGAK 32)

V N Waghmareand RV Salame

P Mohan,BR Rode,KR Kranthi,S Saxena,RD Nagarkarand V Santhy

P Mohan,BR Rode,KR Kranthi,S Saxena,RD Nagarkarand V Santhy

SS Siwach,RS Sangwan,O Sangwan,SR Pundir,Somveer andA Jain




CCS HaryanaAgriculturalUniversity(CCSHAU), Hisar,Haryana,

Distinct yellow topleaves

Narrow leaf lobed,spotted petals andbrown linted.

Narrow leaf lobed,spotless petals andbrown linted

Genetic male sterileline produces 50 %male fertile and 50% male sterileplants. Petals creamin colour and anthercolour is yellowwith spot. Suitableas a parent toproduce hybridseed with less cost.

33. Cotton Gossypium IC0613964 CNA-1051 15016 2015arboreumL.

34. Cotton Gossypium IC0613960 CNA 407 15024 2015arboreum L. (NLL-Spotted

Petals)

35. Cotton Gossypium IC0613961 CNA 407 15025 2015arboreum L. (NLL-Spottless

Petals)

36. Cotton Gossypium IC0617407 HGMS-20 15061 2015hirsutum L.



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(HGMS-1 xSuper okra)

CollectionfromPandapara,Jalpaiguri,WestBengal

HUVP 1 xFC 1

Localcollection

SS Siwach,RS Sangwan,O Sangwan,SR Pundir,Somveer andA Jain

S Misra

CP Srivastava,AK Singh,Ramesh Chandand S Gupta

Anil Kumar,VK Yadav,A Gupta,S Sood,PK Pandey andPK Agrawal

CCS HAU, Hisar,Haryana

Pandapara,Jalpaiguri, WestBengal

Banaras HinduUniversity,Varanasi, UttarPradesh.

GB Pant Universityof Agriculture &Technology(GBPUA&T),Pantnagar,Uttarakhand

Genetic male sterileline produces 50 %male fertile and 50% male sterileplants, its leaves areokra type , petalcolour is yellow &and anther colour iscream and had goodfibre quality.Suitable as a parentto produce hybridseed with less costwith good qualityfibre.

Tallest andperennial.

Resistance to pearust.

High calciumcontent 452.8mg/100g.

37. Cotton Gossypium IC0610389 HGMS-21 15062 2015hirsutum L.

38. Cotton Gossypium IC0618569 Cotton 16005 2016barbadense L. Queen (SIMA)

39. Field Pea Pisum IC0616051 RILHF-2 16034 2016sativum L.

40. Finger Eleusine IC0614156 GPHCB 45 16014 2016millet coracana

(L.) Gaertn.



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VRP-5 xPC-531

Selectionfrom across ofAP-1 xArka Ajeet

N/A

Clonalmultiplicationof chanceplant inGarlicpopulation

CSIR-IHBT-Gr-1x CSIR-IHBT-Gr-7(2011)

Satish KumarSanwal,Rajesh Kumarand B Singh

SK Sanwal,M Loganathanand B Singh

SK Sanwal,M Loganathanand B Singh

AC Mishra andM Prasad

SanatsujatSingh,AK Yadav,D Dhyani,Raja Ram,RK Sharma andPS Ahuja

ICAR-IndianInstitute ofVegetableResearch (IIVR),Varanasi, UttarPradesh

ICAR-IIVR,Varanasi, UttarPradesh

ICAR-IIVR,Varanasi, UttarPradesh

UttarakhandUniversity ofHorticulture andForestry,Ranichauricampus, Tehri-Garhwal,Uttarakhand

CSIR-Institute ofHimalayanBioresourceTechnology(IHBT), Palampur,Himachal Pradesh

Triple poded atevery node.

Resistant to downymildew and rust

Resistant topowdery mildew

Bolder size ofbulbs, bears umbelswith micro-cloves,suitable forcultivation in frostprone hills.

Double flowershape. Medium size(~8 cm flowerdiameter). Whiteflower colour (RHS155D)

41. Garden Pisum IC0610501 VRP-500 15009 2015pea sativum L.



44. Garlic Allium IC0598236 UUHF/ACM/ 16035 2016ampelopra- Garlic-11-1ssumL.

45. Gerbera Gerbera IC0613966 CSIR-IHBT- 15018 2015jamesoni Gr-E-3Bolus ex. (HIM Peace)Hook.f.



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46. Gerbera Gerbera IC0613967 CSIR-IHBT- 15019 2015jamesoni Gr-23( HIMBolus ex. Glow)Hook.f.

47. Gerbera Gerbera IC0621471 IIHR 3-34 17090 2017jamesoniBolus ex.Hook.f.

48. Gerbera Gerbera IC0621472 IIHR 8-45 17091 2017jamesoniBolus ex.Hook.f.

49. Gladiolus Gladiolus IC0621473 IIHRG 6 17088 2017hybridus C.Morren

CSIR-IHBT-Gr-2X CSIR-IHBT-Gr-3(2011)

Half-sibderivedfrom IIHR3; year ofcrossing:2011

Half-sibderivedfrom IIHR1; year ofcrossing:2011

Poonum xGoldmedal-412year ofcrossing:1984

SanatsujatSingh,AK Yadav,D Dhyani,Raja Ram,RK Sharma andPS Ahuja

C Aswth,Rajiv Kumar,T ManjunathaRao andMV Dhananjaya

C Aswth,Rajiv Kumar, TManjunatha Raoand MVDhananjaya

T ManjunathaRao,T Janakiram,SS Negi,MV Dhananjayaand RajivKumar

CSIR-IHBT,Palampur,Himachal Pradesh




Double flowershape. Standardsize (>10 cm flowerdiameter). Yelloworange flower color(RHS 16C)

Flower head colour:68D, Red purplegroup (as per RHScolour chart).Double type flowerhead.

Flower head colour:50A, Red group (asper RHS colourchart). Double typeflower head.

Floret colour:(based on RHScolor chart). Purple(78.A) middle.Red-purple (72.A)margin with GreenYellow (1.D)blotch. Floret typeis open faced andfloret placement isin double rows.



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Junior promx PoonumYear ofcrossing:1988

DR X PV XA.duranansis

SPM92 xRiversdale

CS 52 x CS609-B10

T ManjunathaRao,T Janakiram,SS Negi,MV DhananjayaandRajiv Kumar

SK Bera, ALRathnakumarand TRadhakrishnan

P Kaushal,KK Dwivedi,A Radhakrishna,DR Malaviyaand AK Roy

PC Sharma, JSingh and DKSharma


ICAR - Directorateof GroundnutResearch (DGR),Junagadh, Gujarat

ICAR-IGFRI,Jhansi, UttarPradesh

ICAR-Central SoilSalinity ResearchInstitute (CSSRI),Karnal, Haryana

Floret colour:(based on RHScolor chart). Purpleviolet (82.A)having purple(77.A) margin.Green-White(157.C) line onlower lip. Earlyflowering (61.54days).

Spanish bunchgenotype withextra-large kernelsize (HPS type).

Rare selfcompatible plantwith obligate sexualmode ofreproduction.

Salinity tolerant upto ECiw 12 dS/m.High level ofAlkalinity tolerantup to pH 9.4. Highseed yield (20.9 q/ha) and oil content(39%) under saltstress condition.

50. Gladiolus Gladiolus IC0621474 IIHRG 12 17089 2017hybridusC.Morren

51. Groundnut Arachis IC0616376 NRCG CS 281 16019 2016hypogaea L.

52. Guinea Panicum IC0616375 SRP#75 15055 2015grass maxicum

Jacq.

53. Indian Brassica IC0511389 CS 1100-1- 15058 2015mustard juncea (L.) 2-2-3

Czern.



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(RH-819 xBPKR 13)x RH-819

HB 9916 XZEM 2

CS 54 x CS610-10-1-5

EC399288x BEC-107

VV Sing,D Singh,M Singh,PK Rai, B Ram,SP Singh,A Kumar,HS Meena,BK Singh andML Meena

KH Singh, AKThakur, JNanjundan,RShakya, KKSingh, L Singhand PK Rai

J Singh andPC Sharma

SS Meena,PD Meena,VV Singh,HS Meena,Dhiraj Singh,Rajbir Yadav,KH Singh,Pankaj Sharma,J Nanjundan,Binay Kumar,YP Singh andBhagirath Ram

ICAR-Directorateof Rapeseed-Mustard Research(DRMR),Bharatpur,Rajasthan

ICAR-DRMR,Bharatpur,Rajasthan

ICAR-Central SoilSalinity ResearchInstitute (CSSRI),Karnal, Haryana


Drought tolerance(high water useefficiency underrainfed conditions).

Moricandia systembased CMS line.Resistant to whiterust disease.

High tolerance tosalinity (ECe 12 dS/m) and alkalinity(pH9.4).

White rust resistant.

54. Indian Brassica IC0598624 DRMR-541-44 15066 2015mustard juncea (L.)

Czern

55. Indian Brassica IC0622804 DRMR MJA 35 17048 2017mustard juncea (L.)

Czern

56. Indian Brassica IC0624502 CS 15000- 17051 2017mustard juncea (L.) 1-2-2-2-1

Czern

57. Indian Brassica IC0598622 DRMR-2019 17077 2017mustard juncea (L.)

Czern.



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PHR 1/BEC 107

Mutant ofisabgolcultivarGl-2.

NA

C-2-SK-10

JRO 204

SS Meena,PD Meena,VV Singh,HS Meena,Dhiraj Singh,Rajbir Yadav,KH Singh,Pankaj Sharma,J Nanjundan,Binay Kumar,YP Singh andBhagirath Ram

P Manivel,R NagarajaReddy andSaravanan Raju

HP Sumangla,VK Rao and KSShivashankara,

Mohan Lal

P Satya,SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,AB Mandal,K Meena,




CSIR-NEIST,Jorhat, Assam

ICAR-CentralResearch Institutefor Jute & AlliedFibres (CRIJAF),Barrackpore, West

White rust resistant.

Extended bractmutant.

High concreterecovery (0.375%)and high (17%)esters group ofvolatile in flowers.

High herbage yieldwith high essentialoil content.

Super fibre wedgelength anddiameter.

58. Indian Brassica IC0598623 DRMR-2035 17078 2017mustard juncea (L.)

Czern.

59. Isabgol Plantago IC0623443 DPO-9 17055 2017ovataForssk.

60. Jasmine Jasminum IC0560611 IC560611 16037 2016malabaricumWight

61. Java Cymbopogon IC0619027 JOR LAB C-5 16021 2016citronella winterianus

Jowitt.

62. Jute Corchorus IC0503186 OMU 005 17025 2017olitorius L.



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JRO 204

JRO 204

JRO 204

JRO 204

Amit Bera andPG Karmakar

P Satya,SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,AB Mandal,K Meena,Maruthi RTand J Mitra

P Satya,SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,AB Mandal,A Anil Kumar,Monu Kumarand J Mitra

SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,A Anil Kumar,J Mitra,PG Karmakar,J SouframanienandS Jambhulkar

SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,A Anil Kumar,J Mitra,PG Karmakar,

Bengal

ICAR-CRIJAF,Barrackpore,WestBengal




Superior bark crosssection length.

High number offiber cells/fibrebundle.

Extremely dwarfmutant with around1/10th plant heightof wild type.

Low lignin contentof fiber (6.7%) at120 days aftersowing. Uniquemorphology having



65. Jute Corchorus IC0621946 Sdf (Super 17072 2017olitorius L. dwarf) mutant

66. Jute Corchorus IC0621948 llpf (low lignin 17073 2017olitorius L. phloem fibre)

mutant



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JRO 204

JRO 204

NA

L-39-K-S-9

J Souframanienand SJambhulkar

SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,A Anil Kumar,Dileep Kumar,J Mitra,PG Karmakar,J SouframanienandS Jambhulkar

SB Choudhary,HK Sharma,A Anil Kumar,OP Choudhury,J Mitra,AR Saha andPG Karmakar

JC Rana,PN Sharma,TR Sharma andA Pathania

Mohan Lal



ICAR-NationalBureau of PlantGenetic Resources(NBPGR),Regional Station,Shimla, HimachalPradesh

CSIR-(NIEST),Jorhat, Assam

undulated stem,petiole and mainleaf vein.

Absolute absenceof pre-matureflowering whensown in first weekof February.

High Iron contentin leaves (173.75mg/kg freshweight).

Resistant toanthracnose causedby Colletotrichumlindmuthianum.

High herbage yieldwith high essentialoil content.

67. Jute Corchorus IC0621949 Pfr 59 (pre- 17074 2017olitorius L. mature

floweringresistant 59)

68. Jute Corchorus IC0621650 WCIN 009 17075 2017olitorius L.

69. Kidney Phaselous IC0341862 JCR/PLB299 15065 2015bean vulgaris L.

70. Lemon Cymbopogon IC0619026 JOR LAB L-8 16020 2016grass flexuosus

(Nees ex Steud.)W.Watson



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L830 xPrecoz

L-4149 x L4076

ILL-7820 x88522

HQPM-7-15-1-1-3-1-1-1-1

D Singh,HK Dikshit,Dayachand &Dulichand

HK Dikshit,D Singh,MuraleedharAski,Jyoti Kumari,Harish Kumarand ASingh

D Singh,HK Dikshit,MuraleedharAski,M P Singh,RSingh andCK Singh

Ramesh Kumar,J Kaul,KS Hooda,D Paul,V Mahajan,S Neelam,ChikkappaG Karjagi,B Kumar,G Mukri,

ICAR-IndianAgriculturalResearch Institute(IARI), PusaCampus, NewDelhi

ICAR-IARI, PusaCampus, NewDelhi


ICAR-IndianInstitute of MaizeResearch(IIMR)PAUCampus,Ludhiana,Punjab

Tolerance againstaluminium toxicityunder low pHconditions.

High grain iron andZinc, 136.91 and71.69 mg/kgrespectively.

Drought tolerance

Moderatelyresistant to MaydisLeaf Blight (MLB)(disease mean score2.13 on the scale of1-5). Moderatelyresistant toTurcicum LeafBlight (TLB)

71. Lentil Lens IC0595543 L-4602 15010 2015culinarisMedikus

72. Lentil Lens IC0616579 L-4704 15056 2015culinarissubsp.culinaris

73. Lentil Lens IC0621470 PDL-1 17015 2017culinarisMedikus

74. Maize Zea mays L. IC0621103 DQL 2105-1 17013 2017



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HQPM-1-8-2-1-1-1-1-B

SB Singh,H Kaur,N Mallikarjuna,R Devlash,A Singode,N Singh,R A Rajendran,AK Das,Yathish KR,V Singh,U Nara,V Kumar,K Jain,DS Olakh

Ramesh Kumar,J Kaul,KS Hooda,D Paul,V Mahajan,S Neelam,Chikkappa GKarjagi,B Kumar,G Mukri,SB Singh,H Kaur,N Mallikarjuna,R Devlash,A Singode,N Singh,R A Rajendran,

ICAR-IIMR, PAUCampus,Ludhiana,Punjab

(disease mean score2.58 on the scale of1-5). Tryptophancontent 0.69% inprotein

Moderatelyresistant to MaydisLeaf Blight (MLB)(disease mean score2.65 on the scale of1-5). Moderatelyresistant toTurcicum LeafBlight (TLB)(disease mean score2.33 on the scale of1-5). Tryptophancontent 0.71% inprotein.

75. Maize Zea mays L. IC0621104 DQL 2048 17014 2017



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NZBOPH(12)-1-2-1-2-2-1

HQPM1(137)-7-2-

AK Das,Yathish KR,V Singh,U Nara,V Kumar,K Jain,DS Olakh

B Kumar,J Kaul,OP Yadav,V Mahajan,SB Singh,R Sai Kumar,KS Hooda,D Paul,JC Sekhar,V Kumar,PK Bhati,H Kaur,Vl Singh,Chikkappa GKarjagi,R Kumar,CM Parihar,AK Singh,SL Jat, UNara,K Jain andC Nath

B Kumar,J Kaul,


ICAR-IIMR, PAUCampus,

Source of resistanceto charcoal rot(disease mean score2.8 on the scale of1-9). Mean anthesissilking interval of2.0 days.

Source of resistanceto charcoal rot

76. Maize Zea mays L. IC0612721 DML-339 17022 2017

77. Maize Zea mays L. IC0612704 DQL-1019 17023 2017



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8-2-1-1

JCY3-7-1-2-3-b-1-1-2-3-1-1-1-1

OP Yadav,V Mahajan,SB Singh,R Sai Kumar,Sain Dass,KS Hooda,D Paul,JC Sekhar,Vinod Kumar,PK Bhati,H Kaur,V Singh,Chikkappa GKarjagi,R Kumar,CM Parihar,AK Singh,SL Jat, U Nara,K Jain andC Nath

M Shekhar,JC Sekhar,KS Hooda,R AmbikaRajendran,DPaul andN Singh

Ludhiana,Punjab


(disease mean score2.3 on the scale of1-9) in QPMbackground. Meantryptophan (0.90%)and lysine (3.73%.).

Resistant tomultiple diseasepost flowering stalkrots, turcicum leafblight and maydisleaf blight. Stiff andstay green characterof stalk. High oilcontent > 5.0(5.53%).

78. Maize Zea mays L. IC0593934 IML-PFSR-R3 17024 2017



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Selectionfrom alocal landracebelongingtoDarbhangadistrict,Bihar,India.

Selectedfrom alocallandrace ofJorhatdistrict,Assam,India

Selectionfromnaturalpopulation

MG-87 XMG-32

Abelmoschusmoschatussubsp.

LokendraKumar

LokendraKumar

SK Tiwari,RKaushal andV K Sah

Tejaswini

Joseph John K,VA Md. Nissar,M Latha andKV Bhat

ICAR-RCERResearch Complexfor Eastern RegionResearch centrefor Makhana(RCM),Darbhanga, Bihar

ICAR-RCERRCM, Darbhanga,Bihar

GBPUA&T,Pantnagar,Uttarakhand


ICAR-NBPGR,RS, Trissur, Kerala

Bold seeds (Seeddiameter: 14mm).Highest 100-seedweight (141g).

Irregular seed shape(mutant). Largefruit size (fruitdiameter: 8.1 cm).Highest number ofseeds/fruit (139).

Tolerant to water-logged conditions.

Petaloid sterileflowers; abiltity tobe multiplied bycuttings

Perennial withbright red flower.

79. Makhana Euryale IC0610821 Sel-13 15012 2015 feroxSalisb.

80. Makhana Euryale IC0610822 Sel-14 15013 2015 ferox Salisb.

81. Malla Bambusa IC0618555 PBN 12-01 16012 2016Bamboo nutans Wall.

Ex Munro

82. Marigold Tagetus IC0613361 IIHRMGYP-1 15036 2015erecta L.

83. Musk Abelmoschus IC0599974 NAIP (PB)-01 16036 2016mallow moschatus L. TCR W390



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moschatus(IC140985)x A.moschatussubsp.tuberosus(IC470750)

IC0597686(DOPRG22;Palm no.45;Surinamorigin;dwarf E.oleifera):

EC382627(IC0597687)

CollectedfromGuineaBissau

P Murugesan,RK Mathur,RSN Pillai,KUKNamboothiri,M Kochu Babu,K Sunilkumarand DRamajayam

P Murugesan,RK Mathur,RSN Pillai,K Sunilkumar,D Ramajayam,P NaveenKumar andG Ravichandran

P Murugesan

ICAR-IndianInstitute of OilPalm Research(IIOPR), ResearchCentre, Palode,Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala

ICAR-IIOPR, RC,Palode,Thiruvananthapuram,Kerala


Slow vertical stemgrowth (low annualheight increment of15 cm per year).Early fruit maturity(4.5 months) withlong and slenderbunch stalk. Highfruit set of 53.4%than other oleiferas(28.0% to 46.0%).

Virescens fruitcolour. Dura fruitforms.

Long bunch stalk(53 cm).

84. Oil palm Elaeis IC0597686 IC0597686 17082 2017oleifera (DOPR G 22;(Kunth) Palm no.45)Cortés

85. Oil palm Elaeis IC0597687 IC0597687 17083 2017guineensis [EC382627;Jacq. DOPR G53

(61)]

86. Oil palm Elaeis IC0597688 IC0597688 17084 2017guineensis (DOPRG-Jacq. 44-E 33)



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[GuineaBissau –Accessionno DOPRG44 (33)]

EC382636[IC0597689;IQ No. 40(NBPGR)dated01.01.0995]

IC0597690(DOPRG23) (48)

IC0597691;TheNigeriantenerapopulationwith theprogenitorof 26.3999D x25.380P.

P Murugesan,RK Mathur,K SunilkumarandD Ramajayam

P Murugesan,RK Mathur,RSN Pillai,K Sunilkumar,D Ramajayam,P NaveenKumar and GRavichandran

P Murugesan,RK Mathur,RSN Pillai,KUKNamboothiri,P Rethinam,K Sunilkumar,D Ramajayam,P NaveenKumar andG Ravichandran




Sterile Pisiferapalm. Virescensfruit.

Dwarf palm (12 cmannual heightincrement). Highfruit set (69.09%).

Slow vertical stemgrowth (low annualheight increment of25 cm per year).Compact palm withtenera (thin shellthickness of 1.56mm) fruit form.

87. Oil palm Elaeis IC0597689 IC0597689 17085 2017guineensis (EC382636; Jacq. DOPRG-54-

E65)

88. Oil palm E.guineensis IC0597690 IC0597690 17086 2017x E.oleifera (DOPR G23-

48)

89. Oil palm Elaeis IC0597691 IC0597691 17087 2017guineensis (DOPR G21-Jacq. 221)



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SelectionfromlandracecollectedfromKarnataka

Madhubala-localselection

Recombinantinbred line(RIL) ofthe crossPPMI683 x PPMI627(crossed inkharif,2009)

ICAR-Directorate ofOnion & GarlicResearch(DOGR)

SK Sharma,S Tripathi,Raj Verma,KChandrashekar,AU Sonawane,SJ Singh,VM Chavan, KKZote,VV Datar andSPS Tomer

C TaraSatyavathi,SP Singh,S MukeshSankar,KV Prabhu andHS Gupta

ICAR-Directorateof Onion & GarlicResearch (DOGR),Rajgurunagar,Pune,Maharashtra

ICAR-IARI, RS,Pune, Maharashtra


Unique earlymultiplier; suitablefor both rabi andkharif seasons;early maturingwith six uniformbulblets per bulb.

Field tolerance topapaya ringspotvirus with yellowpulp colour

High iron contentof 91 mg/kg. HighZinc content of 78mg/kg.

90. Onion Allium cepa IC0616539 DOGR-1549- 16006 2016var. AggaggregatumG. Don.

91. Papaya Carica IC0611690 Pune selection 15030 2015papaya L. -1 (PS-1)

92. Pearl Pennisetum IC0617290 PPMI 904 16004 2016millet glaucum

(L). R. Br.



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Clonalselectionfromsegregatingprogeny ofthe acc.PI280868of cultivatetetraploidspeciesSolanumtuberosumspp.andigena

Clonalselectionfromsegregattingprogency oftheaccessionCIPC700939ofcultivatedtetraploidspeciesSolanumtuberosumspp.andigena

Raj Kumar,RS Marwaha,SK Pandey andBP Singh

Raj Kumar,RS Marwaha,SK Pandey andBP Singh

ICAR- CentralPotato ResearchInstitute (CPRI)Central PotatoResearch Station,Jalandhar, Punjab

ICAR-CPRI, RS,Jalandhar, Punjab

Suitable for coldchipping.Resistance to coldinducedsweetening.

Suitable for makingmulticolor chips;tuber fleshattractivemulticolored.

93. Potato Solanum IC0616582 JEX/A 785 15059 2015tuberosum L.

94. Potato Solanum IC0618556 JEX/A 911 16010 2016tuberosum L.



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EB/A-304 xEx/A-680-16 (Crossmade in2000)

Selectionfrom acc.PI No.GRA338x381importedfrom theUSA in the1980.

K Lalima xVDS-81(Crossmade in2001)

VinayBhardwaj,SK Kaushik,BP Singh,S Sharma,R Singh,Dalamu andRP Kaur

V Bhardwaj,SK Luthra,Dalamu,BP Singh,Vinod Kumar,Dinesh Kumar,S Sharma,R Singh andRP Kaur

V Bhardwaj,SK Kaushik,BP Singh,R Singh,S Sharma,Mehi Lal,Dalamu,Salej Sood andSK Chakrabarti

ICAR-CentralPotato ResearchInstitute (CPRI),Shimla, HimachalPradesh

ICAR-CPRI,Shimla, HimachalPradesh


Photo-insensitivehigh yieldinghybrid with highresistance to lateblight both in hillsand subtropicalplains.

SS/1652-09 is aclone of wild potatospecies Solanumjamesii; highlyresistant to lateblight; low coldinduced sweetingafter 6 months coldstorage.

Meiotic tetraploid(MT) with 2xgenome from semi-cultivated species,S. verrucosum andother 2x fromcultivated potatocv. K. Lalima.Highly resistant tolate blight.Performs wellunder short & longday conditions

95. Potato Solanum IC0616580 SM/00-120 16022 2016tuberosum L.

96. Potato Solanum IC0616581 SS 1652-09 16023 2016tuberosum L.

97. Potato Solanum IC0623450 VMT 5-1 17061 2017tuberosum L.



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Solanumtuberosum(+) S.cardio-phyllum(P1341233)

MS/82-638x JX 576

MS/89-1095 x CP3290

KufriHimsona xKufri

JK Tiwari, PChandel, N Ali,Sapna Devi, SSharma,SanjeebSharma,SK Luthra,BP Singh,Vinod KumarandSK Chakrabarti

SK Luthra,VK Gupta andS Rawal

SK Luthra,VK Gupta andMehi Lal

VK Gupta,V Bhardwaj,SK Luthra,


ICAR-CPRI,Modipuram,Meerut, UttarPradesh

ICAR-CPRI, RS,Modipuram,Meerut, UttarPradesh

ICAR-CPRI, RS,Modipuram,Meerut,

Interspecific potatosomatic hybridsproduced byprotoplast fusionbetween thedihaploid Solanumtuberosum‘C-13’and the wild potatospecies S.cardiophyllum.Tetraploid and malefertile. Resistanceto potato late blightdisease introgressedfrom the wild S.cardiophyllum.

Drought tolerantadvanced potatohybrid. Goodkeeping quality.High tuber yield.

Purple skin coloredspecially advancedpotato hybrid. Verygood keepingquality. High tuberyield.

Processingadvanced hybrid.Excellent keeping

98. Potato Solanum- IC0623449 Crd-6 17062 2017tuberosum(+) S.cardiophyllum

99. Potato Solanum IC0623447 MS/6-1947 17063 2017tuberosum L.

100. Potato Solanum . IC0623448 MS/8-1565 17064 2017tuberosum L

101. Potato Solanum IC0623446 MP/6-39 17065 2017tuberosum L.



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Pukhraj

PR114 / Oglaberrima(102526)//*3*PR114

PR114 / Oglumaepatula(104387)//2*PR114

Selectionfrom localricegermplasm

S Singh,A Mehta,Bandana andBir Pal Singh

K Singh, MSheshu Madhav,M SrinivasPrasad, BCVirakatamath,SJS Rama Devi,B Umakanth &V RavindraBabu

K Singh , MSheshu Madhav,M SrinivasPrasad, BCVirakatamath,SJS Rama Devi,B Umakanth &V RavindraBabu

RK Gautam,PK Singh,SK ZamirAhmed,Naresh Kumar,AK Singh,K Sakthivel andSD Roy

Uttar Pradesh

ICAR-IndianInstitute of RiceResearch (IIRR),Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR-IIRR,Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR-CentralIsland AgriculturalResearch Institute(CIARI), PortBlair, Andamanand NicobarIslands

quality. High tuberyield.

Resistance to leafand neck blast.

Resistance to leafand neck blast.

Open florets.Florets remainsufficiently openfor exceptionallylong time. Theanthers areconsiderablyprotruded outside

102. Rice Oryza IC0611701 NMSM-2; 15001 2015sativa L. DRR-BL-150;

DRR-BL-150-2;DRR-BL-150/1;DRR-BL-150/2

103. Rice Oryza IC0611702 NMSM-1; 15002 2015sativa L. DRR-BL-31;

DRR-BL-31-1;DRR-BL-31-2

104. Rice Oryza IC0613963 ANR 38 15014 2015sativa L.



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CollectionfromChhattisgarh

CollectionfromChhattisgarh

TN1/Ptb 33

Bala xLalnakanda41

IGKV, Raipur,Chhattisgarh

Indira GandhiKrishiVishwavidyalaya(IGKV), Raipur,Chhattisgarh

G Padmavathi,PVSatyanarayana,K VasanthaBhanu, VJhansilakshmi,VP Bhadana, MSheshu Madhav,Md. Tahseenand V RavindraBabu

P Swain, ONSingh, MJ Baigand NP Mandal

Indira GandhiKrishiVishwavidyalaya(IGKV),Raipur,Chhattisgarh

IGKV, Raipur,Chhattisgarh


ICAR-NationalRice ResearchInstitute (NRRI),Cuttack, Odisha

the spikelet andstigma is wellexposed.

Best among three ofthis group .

Clustered spikletsin the range of 2-10.

Novel dual donorfor resistance toboth Brownplanthopper (BPH)and Whitebackedplanthopper(WBPH) in rice.Possesses resistanceat vegetative andreproductive stages.

Rice breeding linetolerant to bothvegetative as wellas reproductivestage drought stress

105. Rice Oryza IC0390780 Maina gali 15037 2015sativa L.

106. Rice Oryza IC0390772 Nariyal Phool 15038 2015sativa L.

107. Rice Oryza IC0617119 RP 5448- 16001 2016sativa L. RIL-501

108. Rice Oryza IC0513420 CR-143-2-2 17019 2017sativa L.



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IR 69616A/ ADT 43

IR79156A/CB 97036

Spontaneousmutantfrom PMK3

CSR23/CSR27

RP 5449-RIL-320

S Manonmani,K Thiyagarajan,D Malarvizhi,R Pushpam,M Umadevi andS Robin

S Manonmani,R Pushpam,M Umadeviand S Robin

S Robin,S Manomani,R Pushpam,SJ Arasakesaryand KThiyagarajan

KrishnamurthySL,RK Gautam,PC Sharma,DK Sharmaand YP Singh

G Padmavathi,PVSatyanarayana,NM Rao,V Jhansi

Tamil NaduAgriculturalUniversity(TNAU),Coimbatore, TamilNadu

TNAU,Coimbatore, TamilNadu

TNAU,Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu

ICAR-CSSRI,Karnal, Haryana


CMS line/maintainer line withhigher rate ofMedium slendergrain type. Goodcooking quality.

CMS line/maintainer line withhigher rate ofstigma exsertion.Long slender graintype. High outcrossing rate.

TGMS Line

Tolerant to salinitystresses up to ECe10.0dS/m.

Novel dual donorfor resistance toboth Brown PlantHoppers (BPH) andWhite Backed Plant

109. Rice Oryza IC0612955 COMS 14A 17020 2017sativa L. & &

IC0612956 COMS 14B

110. Rice Oryza IC0612957 COMS 24A 17021 2017sativa L. & &

IC0612958 COMS 24B

111. Rice Oryza IC0622805 TNAU 60 S 17028 2017sativa L.

112. Rice Oryza IC0619320 CSR 53 17029 2017sativa L. (Bulk 18)

113. Rice Oryza IC0619226 RP 5449-RIL 17066 2017sativa L. -320



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RP 5866-Agami

Jaya/CSR13

Landracefrom Mr.GuruCharanPradhan,Chiplima,Sambalpur,Odisha

Lakshmi, MSheshu Madhav,LV Subba Raoand VRavindra Babu

G Padmavathi,D Sanjeeva Rao,G Nirmala Devi,LV Subba Rao,P Senguttuvel,E Nagarjuna,U Chaitanyaand VRavindra Babu

SLKrishnamurthy,RK Gautam, PCSharma, DKSharma, YPSingh and RKSingh

M Jena,BC Patra,BC Marandi,DR Pani andRK Sahu


ICAR-CSSRI,Karnal, Haryana

ICAR-NRRI,Cuttack, Odisha

Hoppers (WBPH)in rice. Possessesresistance atvegetative andreproductive stages.

Rich in Zincmicronutrient.Tolerant to coastalsalinity.

Tolerant toalkalinity stressesup to pH 9.9.

Resistant to BPH.

114. Rice Oryza IC0619227 IET 24784 17067 2017sativa L. (RP 5866-

Agami)

115. Rice Oryza IC0639318 CSR 47 (CSR 17068 2017sativa L. 2K 232)

116. Rice Oryza IC0256801 Salkathi (PB- 17069 2017sativa L. 289) AC-

351181



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Somaclonalselection2013

13-137 xA1

DCA-121 isa small sizepod bearingselectionidentifiedin the year2010.It wasselectedfrom theopenpollinatedbulk seedof cultivarALFT-02maintainedat the(DMAPR),Anand.

N/A

SK Lattoo,PH Qazi ,S Chandra,P Sultan,MK Vermaand S Khan

K Anjani

R NagarajaReddy,P Manivel,Narendra AGajbhiye,Biraj BanduBasak

R NagarajaReddy,P Manivel,

CSIR-IndianInstitute ofIntegrativeMedicine (IIIM),Jammu, Jammuand Kashmir

ICAR-IIOR,Hyderabad,Telangana



Higher freshfoliage. High oilcontent (0.14-0.18%). Highrhodinal content(66-75%).

Non-spiny marker-linked genetic malesterile line.

Small size pod.

Broad leaves.Broad pod shape.

117. Rose- Pelargonium IC0624503 PG-IIIM-101 17054 2017scented graveolensgeranium L’Hér.

118. Safflower Carthamus IC0618568 MGMS-7 16007 2016tinctorius L.

119. Senna Cassia IC0610825 DCA-121 17079 2017angustifoliaM.Vahl

120. Senna Cassia IC0610826 DCA-124 17080 2017angustifoliaM.Vahl



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NRCSFR-07-5-27B xIS 2122

(SPV 462X IS21891)-3-1-1-1

104B xSPV 1538

104B x IS3420

SelectionfromMauranipur,Jhansi,UttarPradesh

Narendra AGajbhiye,Biraj BanduBasak

C Aruna,PG Padmaja,VR Bhagwat& JV Patil

AV Umakanthand JV Patil

Prabhakar,M Elangovanand IK Das

Prabhakar,M Elangovanand IK Das

DC Joshi,RV Kumar,Sultan SinghandManjunatha N

ICAR-IndianInstitute of MilletsResearch (IIMR),Rajendranagar,Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR-IIMR,Hyderabad,Telengana

ICAR-IIMR,Rajendranagar,Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR-IIMR,Rajendranagar,Hyderabad,Telangana

ICAR-IGFRI,Jhansi, UttarPradesh

Shoot fly resistant.

High digestibility(IVOMD %), lowlignin content;brown midrib (bmr)

MS line with boldseed and panicle

MS line withcompact head

Six stamens andtwo gynoeciaagainst the normalsorghum genotypebearing threestamens and onegynoecium. It

121. Sorghum Sorghum IC0611700 NRCSFR- 15006 2015bicolor (L.) 07-5

122. Sorghum Sorghum IC0612063 SPV 2018 15027 2015bicolor (L.)Moench

123. Sorghum Sorghum IC0612149 MS SLA 9 15063 2015bicolor & &(L.) Moench IC0612150 SLB 9

124. Sorghum Sorghum IC0612157 MS SLA 29 15064 2015bicolor (L.) & & Moench IC0612158 SLB 29

125. Sorghum Sorghum IC0621690 SGS 389 17016 2017bicolor (L.)Moench



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NRCSFR09-3-{(296B x IS2122) x(296B x IS18551)}

Samrat xPI086023

CSIR-IHBT-ST-2009-2 XCSIR-IHBT-ST-2009-4

Solidmutantfromgamma

C Aruna,PG Padmaja,VR Bhagwatand V A Tonapi

Anita Rani andVineet Kumar

Ashok Kumar,S Singh,RK Sharma,B Singh,Vijaylata andPS Ahuja

Ashok Kumar,S Singh,Bikram Singhand Sanjay

ICAR-IIMR,Hyderabad,Telengana

ICAR-Directorateof SoybeanResearch (DSR),Indore, MadhyaPradesh

CSIR-Institute ofHimalayanBioresourceTechnology(IHBT), Palampur,Himachal Pradesh

CSIR-IHBT,Palampur,HimachalPradesh

produces twin seedsbut the spikeletbears six stamensand two gynoecia.

Improved shoot flyresistance over theelite parent, 296B.Better level ofresistance to grainmoulds comparedto 296B. Derivativeto biparental matinginvolving two shootfly resistantsources.

Lipoxygenase-2free soybean withearly maturity (85days).

Reb-A/Steviosideratio =1.25;Rebaudioside-Acontent (%)=7.34;Stevioside content(%)=5.87;

Delayed floweringby 120 days.Prolonged

126. Sorghum Sorghum IC0621475 NRCSFR 09-3 17071 2017bicolor (L.)Moench

127. Soybean Glycine max IC0612435 NRC-109 15017 2015L. Merril

128. Stevia Stevia IC0624505 Him Stevia 17052 2017rebaudiana (CSIR-IHBT-(Bertoni) ST-01)Bertoni

129. Stevia Stevia IC0624506 (CSIR-IHBT- 17053 2017rebaudiana ST-02)(Bertoni)Bertoni



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irradiatedseedpopulation

CoC 772 xErianthusPolycross

IND 90-776(Erianthusprocerus) xPIO 96-435(ImprovedS.officinarum)

PIR 00-1100(Saccharumrobustum) xIK 76-91(Erianthusarundinaceus)

Co 0238 xSOS 250

Co 7313 xCo 96011

Kumar

N Vijayan Nair

N Vijayan Nairand K Mohanraj

N Vijayan Nair,KS Pandian andK Mohanraj

K Mohanraj,N Vijayan Nairand A Suganya

MNPremachandran,K Chandran andR Gomathi

ICAR-SugarcaneBreeding Institute(SBI), Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu

ICAR-SBI,Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu

ICAR-SBI,Coimbatore,Tamil Nadu

ICAR-SBI,Coimbatore, TamilNadu

ICAR-SBI,Coimbatore, TamilNadu

vegetative phase.More number ofharvests per year.

Good seedsetting

Regular flowererwith pollen fertilityof 5.5% to be usedas female parent inintrogression

Regular flowererwith good seed set(128 seedlings)

High early sugaraccumulation

High juice qualityunder water loggedcondition

130. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0612055 IG 91-1100 15031 2015Spp hybrid

131. Sugarcane Erianthus x IC0612056 GU 04 (28) 15032 2015 Saccharum x EO-2 Saccharumhybrid

132. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0612058 GU 04 (50) 15033 2015robustum x RE-16Erianthushybrid

133. Sugarcane Saccharum x IC0612060 GU 08 15034 2015Sorghum SSH-66hybrid

134. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0612061 99 WL-379 15035 2015Spp. hybrid



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Co 419 xCo 62174

Co 1342 xCo 1163

MutantSelectionfrom clonalpopulation

LocalcollectionfromChamba,Tehri,Uttarakhand

CollectionfromGarikata,Jalpaiguri,WestBengal

RL 6043 /4/NAC//

AG Katve,SV Nalawadeand DV Indi

AG Katve,SV Nalawadeand DV Indi

S K Tiwari,RKaushal andV K Sah

Ram Bhajan,Usha Pant,RK Khulbeand AK Singh

S Chakroborty,JC Jana,SBandopadhaya,A Debnath,S Datta,MK Roy andS Haque

SS Dhanda,S Madan,

Central SugarcaneResearch Station(CSRS) Padegaon,Satara,Maharashtra

CSRS, Padegaon,Satara,Maharashtra



Uttar Banga KrishiViswavidyalaya(UBKV), CoochBehar, WestBengal-736165

CCS HAU, Hisar,Haryana,

Resistant to whipsmut.

Resistant to whipsmut.

Tolerant to water-logged conditions.

Earliness ofmaturity. Earlinessof flowering.

Highly tolerant toleaf spot and leafblotch.

High gluten index(86%)

135. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0618560 CoM7601 16008 2016officinarum L.

136. Sugarcane Saccharum IC0618562 CoM7604 16009 2016officinarum L.

137. Sweet Dend- IC0618554 PDA-01 16011 2016bamboo/ rocalamusAsper asper (Schult.) bamboo Baker ex

Heyne

138. Toria Brassica IC0621691 PT-141 17018 2017rapa var.toria

139. Turmeric Curcuma IC0615165 TCP-129 16033 2016longa L.

140. Wheat Triticum IC0610417 WH-1127 15020 2015aestivum L.



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PASTOR/3/BABAX

Indigenousgermplasm(IC36761A)

NA

OP Bishnoi,Vikram Singh,RP Saharan andMS Dalal

S Sareen,P Sharma,S Kundu,BS Tyagi,V Tiwari andISharma

Vikas VK,M Sivasamy,S Kumar,J Kumar,P Jayaprakash,GP Singh,Dharam Pal,MS Saharan,K Srinivasan,J Radhamani,SR Jacob,M Patial,Aparnna M,RK Meena,ML Meena,E Punniakotti,Naveen KumarB, RK Tyagi,I Sharma andKC Bansal


ICAR-IARI, RS,Wellington,Tamil Nadu

Heat tolerance

Rust resistance with3 minor/APR genesviz., Lr34/Sr57/Yr18/Pm38; Lr46/Sr?/Yr29/Pm39 andLr67/Sr55/Yr46/Pm46

141. Wheat Triticum IC036761A DHTW-60 15021 2015aestivum L.

142. Wheat Triticum IC0536140 IC536140 15022 2015aestivum L.



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NA

KBRL 57/6*PBW343

ALDAN/*6WH 542

Vikas VK,M Sivasamy,S Kumar,J Kumar,P Jayaprakash,GP Singh,Dharam Pal,MS Saharan,K Srinivasan,J Radhamani,SR Jacob,M Patial,Aparnna M,RK meena,ML Meena,E Punniakotti,Naveen KumarB, RK Tyagi,I Sharma andKC Bansal

I Sharma,R Bala,NS Bains,RC Sharma,Satish Kumar,MS Saharanand V Tiwari

I Sharma,R Bala,NS Bains,RC Sharma,

ICAR-IARI,RS, Wellington,Tamil Nadu



Rust resistance with3 minor/APR genesviz., Lr34/Sr57/Yr18/Pm38; Lr46/Sr?/Yr29/Pm39 andLr67/Sr55/Yr46/Pm46

Karnal buntresistance.

Karnal buntresistance with high1000 grains weight.

143. Wheat Triticum EC0573562 EC573562 15023 2015aestivum L.

144. Wheat Triticum IC0616061 KBRL 77-1 15039 2015aestivum L.




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CMH77.308/*6WH 542

H 567.71/*6WH 542

HD 29/*6WH 542

HP 1531/*6WH 542

Satish Kumar,MS Saharan andV Tiwari

I Sharma, RBala, NS Bains,RC Sharma,Satish Kumar,MS Saharanand V Tiwari



I Sharma,Ritu Bala,NS Bains,RC Sharma,S Kumar,MS Saharan andV Tiwari





Karnal buntresistance with highnumber of tillers/m.

Karnal buntresistance with highnumber of grains/spike.

Karnal buntresistance.

Karnal buntresistance with highnumber of tillers/m.







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W 485/*6WH 542

WL711-Ae.geniculatasubstitutionline/CS ph1//4*WL711

T. durumcv.WH890-Ae.L711-Ae.umbellulataamphiploid/CS ph1//3*WL711

Chinesespring ph1 /

I Sharma,R Bala,NS Bains,RC Sharma,S Kumar,MS Saharanand V Tiwari

P Chhuneja,S Kaur andHS Dhaliwal

P Chhuneja,S Kaur,K Singh andHS Dhaliwal

P Chhuneja,S Kaur, K Singh


PunjabAgriculturalUniversity (PAU),Ludhiana

PAU, Ludhiana,Punjab


Karnal buntresistance with high1000 grains weight.

Leaf rust and striperust resistant.Carries Lr57 &Yr40 genestransferred from Ae.geniculata acc.pau3547. Effectiveagainst all the testpathotypes of leafrust and stripe rust.

Leaf rust and striperust resistantagainst all the testpathotypes. Carriesnew genes LrU andYrU from Ae.umbellulataaccession 3732. Nolinkage dragassociated with thealien genes.

Leaf rust and striperust resistant.


151. Wheat Triticum IC0616571 PAU16055 15046 2015aestivum L.





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Ae.peregrinaacc. 3519//3*WL711NN

T. durumcv. N59/T.boeoticum-T. monoco-ccum RIL101//3*WL711(NN)

T. durumcv.WH868-Ae.caudataacc. 3556amphiploid/CS Phl//2*WL711

andHS Dhaliwal

P Chhuneja,S Kaur,K Singh andHS Dhaliwal

P Chhuneja,Satinder Kaur,Kuldeep Singhand HSDhaliwal



Carries new leafrust and stripe rustresistance genesfrom Ae. peregrinaaccession 3519.Developed throughinducedhomoeologouspairing.

Leaf rust and striperust resistant. Leafrust and stripe rustresistant (APR)genes introgressedfrom wild ‘A’genome speciesinto wheat cv.WL711. Developedthrough bridgingspecies technique.

Leaf rust and striperust resistantagainst all the testpathotypes. Carriesnew leaf rust andstripe rustresistance genesfrom Ae. caudata.Developed throughamphiploid and

154. Wheat Triticum . IC0617118 PAU16059 15049 2015aestivum L




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WL711-Ae.geniculatasubstitution/CS

PBW343+Lr24-Lr28/Avocet+Yr10//Avocet+Yr15

SONALIKA/BH 1146

P Chhuneja,Satinder KaurandHS Dhaliwal

NS Bains,P Chhuneja,A Sharma,S Kaur,P Srivastava,GS Mavi andVS Sohu

G Singh,BS Tyagi,S Sheoran,A Ojha,V Singh,Rajita and InduSharma




inducedhomoeologouspairing.

Leaf rust and striperust resistant.Carries Lr57 &Yr40 genestransferred from Ae.geniculata acc.pau3547. Effectiveagainst all the testpathotypes of leafrust and stripe rust.

Leaf rust and striperust resistantversion ofPBW343.Developed throughmarker assistedselection. Carriestwo leaf rust andtwo stripe rustresistance genes.

Resistant to leafblight


157. Wheat Triticum IC0616578 PBW703 15052 2015aestivum L.

158. Wheat Triticum IC0611477 LBRIL-102 15060 2015aestivum L.



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Kanchan/Chirya 1

NP4*6/RL6003

NP4*6/RL6016

NP4*6/RL6047

G Singh,BS Tyagi,S Sheoran,A Ojha,V Singh,Rajita andI Sharma

K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,SV Saiprasad,HN Pandey andTL Prakasha


K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,SV Saiprasad,HN PandeyandTL Prakasha


ICAR-IARI, RS,Indore, MadhyaPradesh

ICAR-IARI ,RS,Indore, MadhyaPradesh

ICAR-IARI ,RS,Indore, MadhyaPradesh

Resistant to leafblight.

Wheat line carryingLr1 as locallyadapted differentialfor Indianpathotypes of wheatleaf rust (Pucciniatriticina).

Wheat line carryingLr2a as locallyadapted differentialfor Indianpathotypes of wheatleaf rust (Pucciniatriticina).

Wheat line carryingLr2c as locallyadapted differentialfor Indianpathotypes of wheatleaf rust (Pucciniatriticina).

159. Wheat Triticum IC0611476 LBRIL-189 16013 2016aestivum L.

160. Wheat Triticum IC0620368 HI KK1 16024 2016aestivum L. (NP4+Lr1)

161. Wheat Triticum IC0620369 HI KK2 16025 2016aestivum L. (NP4+Lr2a)

162. Wheat Triticum IC0620370 HI KK3 16026 2016aestivum L. (NP4+Lr2c)



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NP4*6/RL6002

NP4*6/RL6010

NP4*6/RL6004

NP4*6/RL6052

K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,SV Saiprasad,HN PandeyandTL Prakasha

K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,SV Saiprasad,HN Pandeyand TLPrakasha

















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NP4*6/RL6008

NP4*6/RL6092

EC 866732/2*PBW621’!F8

EC 866732/2*PBW621’!F8

EC 866732/2*PBW621’!F8

HI 8713/DBP 01-9//

K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,SV Saiprasad,HN Pandeyand TL Prakasha


Monika Garg

Monika Garg

Monika Garg

BS Tyagi,SK Singh,



National Agri-FoodBiotechnologyInstitute (NABI),Mohali, PunjabNABI, Mohali,Punjab

NABI, Mohali,Punjab

NABI, Mohali,Punjab




Blue grain(aleurone) color.

Purple grain(pericarp) color.

Black grain colour.(Purple pericarp +Blue aleuron).

High yellowpigment content



169. Wheat Triticum IC0620914 NABIMG-9 17001 2017aestivum L.



172. Wheat Triticum IC0621692 DDW 42 17004 2017durum L.



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PDW 233

DBW 16/GW 322

WH542/Moro F8

UP2338/Triticumspeltaalbum

UP2338/CENTURK//UP2338/CN25087

G Singh,K Gopalareddy,K Venkatesh,RK Gupta,CN Mishra,VTiwari andGP Singh

G Singh,BS Tyagi,Charan Singh,Mumrutha HM,A Gupta,SK Singh,Vinod Tiwariand GP Singh

D Datta,SC Bhardwaj,M Prashar,OP Gangwarand SubodhKumar

D Datta, SCBhardwaj, MPrashar and PPrasad

D Datta,SC Bhardwaj,M Prashar,H Khan and


ICAR-IndianInstitute of PulsesResearch,Regional Station,Fanda, Bhopal,Madhya Pradesh

ICAR-IIPR, RS,Fanda, Bhopal,Madhya Pradesh


(High Beta-carotene).

High tolerant toheat stress.

Resistance toyellow rust carryingYr10+ in WH542background.

Resistance toyellow rust carryingYr5+ in UP2338background.

Resistance toyellow and brownrusts carryingYr15+Lr24 in

Dest.

173. Wheat Triticum IC0621693 DBW 150 17005 2017aestivum L.em Thell

174. Wheat Triticum IC0621833 FLW10 17006 2017aestivum L.





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(Yr15)

WH542/CS2D2MLr28//WH542/China84-40022

PBW343/PH137

LocalcollectionfromHango,Kinnaur,HimachalPradesh

OP Gangwar

D Datta,SC Bhardwaj,M Prashar,H Khan andS Kumar

D Datta,SC Bhardwaj,M Prashar andSubodh Kumar

SC Bhardwaj,S Kumar,H Khan,OP Gangwar,P Prasad andM Prashar



ICAR- IIWBR,RS, Shimla,Himachal Pradesh

background ofUP2338.

Resistance tobrown (Lr28) andyellow rusts(YrChina84) in thebackground ofWH542.

Resistance tobrown carryingLr19+Lr24 in thebackground ofPBW343.

LWH, local breadwheat is susceptibleto all thepathotypes ofPuccinia triticina(brown rust ofwheat) in India.Earlier knowsusceptible cultivarAgra Local wasfound resistant to 3pathotypes. Itwould be useful tocarry out geneticstudies in leaf rustof wheat.


178. Wheat Triticum IC0621838 FWW2 17010 2017aestivum L.

179. Wheat Triticum IC0621839 Local Wheat 17011 2017aestivum L. Hango (LWH)



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Sumai#3/HD2967

Sumai#3/PDW291

HD 4685/HI 8634

QBP 12-11:WBLL1*2/KKTS*2/3/

BS Tyagi,G Singh,MS Saharan,S Sareen,A Gupta,V Gupta,R Chatrath,SK Singh,V Tiwari andGP Singh

BS Tyagi,G Singh,MS Saharan,S Sareen,A Gupta,V Gupta,R Chatrath,SK Singh,V Tiwari andGP Singh

SV Saiprasad,D Ambati,JB Singh,Prakasha TL,KC Sharma,AK Singh andAN Mishra

AM Singh, AKAhalawat andRB Shukla





180. Wheat Triticum IC0623528 HSRBW-2 17030 2017aestivum L.

181. Wheat Triticum IC0623529 HSRDW-2 17031 2017durum L.Dest.

182. Wheat Triticum IC0623451 HI 8751 17032 2017turgidum ssp.durum.

183. Wheat Triticum IC0624127 QBP 12-11 17033 2017aestivum L.

High tolerance tohead scab.

Durum wheatgenotype highlytolerant to headscab.

Resistant to stemleaf and stripe rusts,karnal bunt and flagsmut.

Low hardness index(soft endosperm).



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T.DICOCCONPI272533/AE.SQUAR-ROSA(458)//CMH81A.1261/VEE#10-7

NP4*6/RL4031

NP4*6/RL6009

NP4*6/RL6040

K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,Prakasha TL,Subodh Kumar,SV Saiprasadand HN Pandey


K Kaushal,SC Bhardwaj,AN Mishra,YM Upadhyaya,Prakasha TL,




Carrying Lr13 aslocally adapteddifferential forIndian pathotypesof wheat leaf rust(Puccina triticina).


Carrying Lr19 aslocally adapteddifferential forIndian pathotypesof wheat leaf rust

184. Wheat Triticum IC0624491 HI KK 10 17034 2017aestivum L. (NP4 + Lr13)





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NP4*6/RL6078

HI 8504/CPAN6206//HI8627

NL 297/ BL2022




(Puccina triticina).


Resistant to stem,leaf and stripe rusts,karnal bunt & flagsmut. High yieldpotential.

Early maturing andbold seededgermplasm forwarmer areas ofIndia.

Subodh Kumar,SV Saiprasadand HN Pandey


SV Saiprasad,D Ambati,JB Singh,Prakasha TL,KC Sharma,AK Singh andAN Mishra,

G Singh,BS Tyagi,AK Sharma,Charan Singh,Vikas Gupta,SK Singh,S Sareen,Sewa Ram,S Sheoran,R Chatrath,V Tiwari andGP Singh

187. Wheat Triticum IC0624494 HI KK 13 17037 2017aestivum L. (NP4+ Lr26)

188. Wheat Triticum IC0624495 HI 8765 17038 2017turgidum ssp.durum

189. Wheat Triticum IC0624496 LBPY 11-2 17039 2017 aestivum L.



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HI1500/KS10-2C83.4(Sr43)

EAGLE(Sr26+Sr9g)/2*RAJ3765

C77.19(Sr32)/HI1500

PBW343/Lr39

Resistant to blackand brown andrusts. Resistant toUg99 pathotypes.Carries Sr24/Lr24and unutilizedSr43. Goodagronomicbackground.

Resistant to blackrust including ug99pathotypes. Itcarries unexploitedSr26 in thebackground ofRaj3765.

Resistant to blackand brown rusts ofwheat. Resistant toug99 pathotypes. Itcarries Sr32, Sr24/Lr24. Derived fromC77.19 (Sr32)accession andIndian varietyHI1500. Goodagronomicbackground.

Resistance tobrown rust carrying

SC Bhardwaj,H Khan,P Prasad,OP Gangwar,SK Jain,S Savadi andSubodh Kumar

H Khan,SC Bhardwaj,P Prasad,OP Gangwar,SK Jain andSubodh Kumar

SC Bhardwaj,H Khan,P Prasad,OP Gangwar,SK Jain andSubodh Kumar

D Datta,SC Bhardwaj,

ICAR-IIWBR, RS,Shimla, HimachalPradesh

ICAR-IIWBR,RS, Shimla,Himachal Pradesh

ICAR-IIWBR, RS,Shimla, HimachalPradesh

ICAR-IIWBR, RS,Shimla, Himachal







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(KS92WGRC15)

Collectedfrom localmarket ofKolkata.Purelineselectionmethod wasfollowedfordevelopmentofhomozygousline wasnamed as“NRCPBrapa 8”

Pradesh

ICAR-NationalResearch Centreon PlantBiotechnology(NRCPB), PusaCampus, NewDelhi

Yr39+ in thebackground ofPBW343.

Potential parent forresynthesis of B.juncea.

194. Yellow Brassica IC0623820 NRCPB rapa 8 17050 2017sarson rapa var.

yellowsarson

H Khan andP Prasad

Mahesh Rao,SR Bhat,Navin ChandraGupta,Rohit Chamola,Naveen Singhand RCBhattacharya


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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: 85

Barley 11 Extra early heading hooded barley; Extra dwarf. Long spikes with more number of grains ; Resistant to stripe

rust; Resistant to spot blotch; Immune to yellow rust (Puccinia striiformis f. sp. hordei) High beta glucan,

combination of high thousand grain weight and high protein; Two row malt barley immune to highly resistantfor yellow rust (Puccina striiformis f. sp. hordei).Six-row feed barley immune to yellow rust; Resistant to

stripe rust at seedling and adult plant stages coupled with short plant height.High antioxidant activity.

Maize 5 Moderately resistant to Maydis Leaf Blight (MLB); Moderately resistant to Turcicum Leaf Blight (TLB);resistance to charcoal rot in QPM background; Mean tryptophan (0.90%) and lysine (3.73%.); Resistant to

multiple disease post flowering stalk rots, turcicum leaf blight and maydis leaf blight; Stiff and stay green

character of stalk. High oil content > 5.0 (5.53%). Tryptophan content 0.71% in protein; Mean anthesis silkinginterval of 2.0 days.

Rice 15 Open florets,anthers are considerably protruded outside the spikelet and stigma is well exposed.Tolerant to

salinity stresses up to ECe 10.0dS/m.Tolerant to alkalinity stresses up to pH 9.9; Resistance to both BrownPlant Hoppers (BPH) and White Backed Plant Hoppers (WBPH). Possesses resistance at vegetative and

reproductive stages; Resistance to leaf and neck blast; Rich in Zinc micronutrient. Tolerant to coastal salinity.

Resistant to BPH. Rice breeding line tolerant to both vegetative as well as reproductive stage drought stressClustered spiklets in the range of 2-10. Best among three of this group. TGMS Line CMS line/maintainer line

with higher rate of medium slender grain type. Good cooking quality. CMS line/maintainer line with higher

rate of stigma exsertion. Long slender grain type. High out crossing rate.

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Wheat 54 High gluten index (86%); Leaf rust and stripe rust resistant.Carrying Lr18, Lr19, Lr2a Lr1,Lr2c Lr9 Lr15

Lr10Lr3 Lr20, Lr26, Lr17 locally adapted differential for Indian pathotypes of wheat leaf rust (Puccina triticina); Rust resistance with 3 minor/APR genes viz., Lr34/Sr57/Yr18/Pm38; Lr46/Sr?/Yr29/Pm39 and Lr67/Sr55/

Yr46/Pm46; Resistance to yellow rust carrying Yr10+ in WH542 background. Resistance to yellow and brown

rusts carrying Yr15+Lr24; Resistance to brown (Lr28) and yellow rusts (YrChina84) in the background ofWH542; Resistance to brown carrying Lr19+Lr24. Resistant to leaf blight; High tolerance to heat stress; High

yellow pigment content (High Beta-carotene); Karnal bunt resistance with high 1000 grains weight,with high

number of tillers/m. high number of grains/spike; Low hardness index (soft endosperm); Resistant to stem,leafand stripe rusts, karnal bunt & flag smut. High yield potential. Resistance to yellow rust carrying Yr5+; Wheat

susceptible to all the pathotypes of Puccinia triticina (brown rust of wheat) in India. Durum wheat genotype

highly tolerant to head scab; Heat tolerance. Early maturing and bold seeded germplasm for warmer areas ofIndia; Resistant to Ug99 pathotypes. Carries Sr24/Lr24 and unutilized Sr43, Sr32, Sr24/Lr24 ; Resistance to

brown rust carrying Yr39+ ; Purple grain (pericarp) color ; Black grain colour. (Purple pericarp + Blue aleurone);

Blue grain (aleurone) color; Leaf rust and stripe rust resistant carries new genes LrU and YrU from Ae.

umbellulata. No linkage drag associated with the alien genes. Leaf rust and stripe rust resistant; Carries new

leaf rust and stripe rust resistance genes from Ae. peregrina; Leaf rust and stripe rust resistant carries new

genes from Ae. caudata; Leaf rust and stripe rust resistant carries Lr57 & Yr40 genes transferred from Ae.

geniculata

Millets: 7

Finger millet 1 High calcium content 452.8mg/100g.

Pearl millet 1 High iron content of 91 mg/kg. High Zinc content of 78 mg/kg.

Sorghum 5 MS line with bold seed and panicle; MS line with compact head; Shoot fly resistance ;Improved shoot fly



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resistance and better level of resistance to grain moulds : Derivative to biparental mating involving two shootfly resistant sources;High digestibility (IVOMD %), low lignin content; Brown midrib (bmr);

Grain Legumes: 7

Blackgram 1 Resistant to Mung bean Yellow Mosaic Virus.

Chickpea 1 Fusariums wilt resistance.

Field Pea 1 Pea rust resistance.

Kidney bean 1 Resistant to anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum lindmuthianum.

Lentil 3 Drought tolerance; High grain iron and Zinc, 136.91 and 71.69 mg/kg respectively; Tolerance against aluminium

toxicity under low pH conditions.

Oilseeds: 21

Castor 4 Non-spiny, extra-early maturity; Resistance to leafhopper (Empoasca flavescens (Fabr).; Pistillate line. Goodcombiner; Wilt resistance early maturity,male line.

Groundnut 1 Spanish bunch genotype with extra-large kernel size (HPS type).

Indian mustard 6 High tolerance to salinity (ECe 12 dS/m) and alkalinity (pH9.4).Salinity tolerant up to ECiw 12 dS/m. High

level of Alkalinity tolerance up to pH 9.4 ; High seed yield (20.9 q/ha) and oil content (39%) under salt stresscondition; Drought tolerance (high water use efficiency under rainfed conditions); Moricandia system based

CMS line; Resistant to white rust disease.

Oil palm 6 Dwarf palm (12 cm annual height increment). High fruit set (69.09%).Virescens fruit colour; Dura fruit forms.Long bunch stalk (53 cm).Sterile Pisifera palm.Slow vertical stem growth (low annual height increment of 25

cm per year); Compact palm with tenera (thin shell thickness of 1.56 mm) fruit form; Slow vertical stem


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growth (low annual height increment of 15 cm per year); Early fruit maturity (4.5 months) with long and

slender bunch stalk.

Safflower 1 Non-spiny marker-linked genetic male sterile line.

Soybean 1 Lipoxygenase-2 free with early maturity (85 days).

Toria 1 Early maturing and flowering.

Yellow sarson 1 Potential parent for resynthesis of B. juncea.

Fibers & Forages: 18

Cotton 8 Genetic male sterile line produces 50 % male fertile and 50 % male sterile plants. Petals cream in colour andanther colour is yellow with spot. Suitable as a parent to produce hybrid seed with less cost; Genetic male

sterile line produces 50 % male fertile and 50 % male sterile plants, its leaves are okra type, petal colour is

yellow & and anther colour is cream and had good fibre quality. Suitable as a parent to produce hybrid seedwith less cost with good quality fibre; Narrow leaf lobed & brown lint; Narrow leaf lobed, spotted petals and

brown linted; Distinct yellow top leaves;Tallest and perennial.

Jute 7 High number of fiber cells/fibre bundle; Super fibre wedge length and diameter; Superior bark cross sectionlength; Low lignin content of fiber (6.7%) at 120 days after sowing; Unique morphology having undulated

stem, petiole and main leaf vein; Extremely dwarf mutant with around 1/10th plant height of wild type; Absolute

absence of pre-mature flowering when sown in first week of February; High Iron content in leaves (173.75 mg/kg fresh weight).

Berseem 1 Black seeded with pentafoliate leaf.

Guinea grass 1 Rare self compatible plant with obligate sexual mode of reproduction.



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Sorghum 1 Six stamens and two gynoecia against the normal sorghum genotype bearing three stamens and one gynoecium.It produces twin seeds but the spikelet bears six stamens and two gynoecia.

Vegetables: 11

Cauliflower 4 Cytoplasmic male sterile line (CMS); good seed yield; cream coloured flower; Maintainer line of Ogu

3A.Cytoplasmic male sterile line (CMS); good seed yield; cream coloured flower; Maintainer line of Ogu33A.

Chilli 1 Tallest in land/pot. Pungent-PPM-red 18300, green 17300. High yield.

Garden pea 3 Resistant to downy mildew and rust; Resistant to powdery mildew; Triple poded at every node.

Garlic 1 Bolder size of bulbs bears umbels with micro-cloves, suitable for cultivation in frost prone hills.

Musk mallow 1 Perennial with bright red flower.

Onion 1 Unique early multiplier; suitable for both rabi and kharif seasons; early maturing with six uniform bulblets

per bulb.

Tubers: 9

Potato 9 Suitable for making multicolor chips; tuber flesh attractive multicolored; A photo-insensitive high yieldinghybrid with high resistance to late blight both in hills and subtropical plains. Suitable for cold chipping. Resistance

to cold induced sweetening.SS/1652-09 is a clone of wild potato species Solanum jamesii; highly resistant to

late blight; low cold induced sweeting after 6 months cold storage. Meiotic tetraploid (MT) with 2x genomefrom semi-cultivated species, S. verrucosum and other 2x from cultivated potato cv. K. Lalima. Highly resistant

to late blight. Performs well under short & long day conditionsInterspecific potato somatic hybrids produced

by protoplast fusion between the dihaploid Solanum tuberosum‘C-13’ and the wild potato species


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S. cardiophyllum. Tetraploid and male fertile. Resistance to potato late blight disease introgressed from thewild S. cardiophyllum. Drought tolerant advanced potato hybrid. Good keeping quality. High tuber yield.Purple

skin colored specialty advanced potato hybrid. Very good keeping quality. High tuber yield. Processing advanced

hybrid. Excellent keeping quality. High tuber yield.

Medicinal & Aromatic Plants and Spices: 12

Rose-scented geranium 1 Higher fresh foliage. High oil content (0.14-0.18%). High rhodinal content (66-75%).

Aromatic ginger 1 High rhizome yields 10 tones/ha. Dry rhizome recovery. High essential oil.

Ashwagandha 2 Yellow young leaves; revolute rolled leaves.

Isabgol 1 Extended bract mutant.

Java citronella 1 High herbage yield with high essential oil content.

Lemon grass 1 High herbage yield with high essential oil content.

Senna 2 Small size pod.Broad leaves. Broad pod shape.

Stevia 2 Reb-A/Stevioside ratio =1.25; Rebaudioside-A content (%) =7.34; Stevioside content (%)=5.87; Delayed

flowering by 120 days. Prolonged vegetative phase. More number of harvests per year.

Turmeric 1

Fruits & Nuts: 5

Banana 1 Inter-specific hybrid with intermediate characters flowers (Infloorescence) bright & semi erect. Intermediate

height with broad leaves (can be used for leaf production).

Ber 1 Low moisture stress tolerance.



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Makhana 2 Irregular seed shape (mutant). Large fruit size (fruit diameter: 8.1 cm). Highest number of seeds/fruit (139);

Bold seeds (Seed diameter: 14mm). Highest 100-seed weight (141g).

Papaya 1 Field tolerance to papaya ringspot virus with yellow pulp colour.

Ornamentals: 10

Chrysanthemum 2 Flower colour: 77.B, Purple group, Fan 2; Stellate ray florets (Cylindrical shape); Flower colour: 162.D, Gray

yellow group, Fan 4. Stellate ray florets (Cylindrical shape).

Gerbera 4 Yellow orange, red purple and red flower types with double head

Gladiolus 2 Floret colour, Purple middle. Red-purple margin with Green Yellow (1.D) blotch; Floret type is open faced and

floret placement is in double rows. Early flowering (61.54 days).

Jasmine 1 High concrete recovery (0.375%) and high (17%) esters group of volatile in flowers.

Marigold 1 Petaloid sterile flowers, abiltity to be multiplied by cuttings

Commercial Crops: 7

Sugarcane 5 Regular flowerer with pollen fertility of 5.5% to be used as female parent in introgression; Regular flowerer

with good seed set (128 seedlings); High juice quality under water logged condition; High early sugar

accumulation; Resistant to whip smut.

Agro-forestry Crops: 2

Malla Bamboo 1 Tolerant to water- logged conditions.

Sweet bamboo/ 1 Tolerant to water- logged conditions.

Asper bamboo

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The editors of the bulletin would like to express their sincere thanks and indebtedness to Dr Trilochan Mohapatra, Secretary,

Department of Agricultural Research and Education and Director General, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), for

encouraging the activities of Plant Germplasm Registration Committee for registration of unique germplasm and to encourage the

breedres to use the same in crop improvement programmes. Thanks are also due to Dr AK Singh, Deputy Director General (Crop

Science), ICAR and the Chairman of the Committee for recognizing and re-emphasizing the importance of this mechanism by

holding the PGRC meetings. We are also thankful to Dr DK Yadava, Assistant Director General (Seeds) and Dr IS Solanki,

Assistant Director General (F&FC) for providing their valuable inputs and guidance. Thanks are also due to Dr Kuldeep Singh,

Director, ICAR-NBPGR for guidance and encouragement. Significant contributions by experts and reviewers for their valuable

recommendations/comments for the proposals are gratefully acknowledeged. Editors wish to thank all the developers of unique

germplasm documented in this bulletin and their parent organizations for encouraging the germplasm registration activity which

ensures the availability of potential germplasm for crop improvement in NARS.

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

Anjali Kak

Veena Gupta


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