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Details for: 13T0200319, Trifolium pratense L., 'Start'


Summary Data
Taxonomy:
Trifolium pratense L.
Cultivar:
'Start'
Origin:
Czech Republic
Received by NPGR:
1994
Improvement Status:
Advanced/improved cultivar
Life form:
Biennial
Growth class:
spring
Is Core:
Y
Form Received:
Seed
Availability
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Core Passport Data
Taxonomy:
Trifolium pratense L.
Cultivar:
'Start'
Origin:
Czech Republic
Received by NPGR:
1994
Improvement Status:
Advanced/improved cultivar
Life form:
Biennial
Growth class:
spring
Is Core:
Y
Form Received:
Seed
Source History
Accession Names and Identifiers
'Start'
Type: Cultivar name

Start
Type: National name

SVK/T0200319
Type: Other or unclassified name

Trifolium pratense
Type: Full taxon

Narrative
Curator: Tomáš VYMYSLICKÝ, Research Institute for Fodder Plants, Ltd. (CZE096) vymyslicky@vupt.cz
Group Note
Fodder plants
Trifolium pratense L.
Genus:
Trifolium
Subgenus:
Trifolium
Section:
Trifolium
Family:
Fabaceae (alt. Leguminosae)
Subfamily:
Faboideae
Tribe:
Trifolieae
Nomen number:

300623
Place of publication:

Sp. pl. 2:768. 1753
Verified:
03/23/2007 by ARS Systematic Botanists.
Common names
English
cowgrass clover –
Chilean clover –
mammoth red clover –
medium red clover –
peavine clover –
purple clover –
red clover –
French
trèfle des prés –
trèfle rouge –
trèfle violet –
German
Rotklee –
Italian
trifoglio pratense –
trifoglio violetta –
Japanese Rōmaji
aka-tsumekusa –
murasaki-tsumekusa –
Portuguese
trevo-dos-prados –
trevo-violeta –
Spanish
trébol común –
trébol rojo –
trébol violeta –
Swedish
rödklöver –
Transcribed Chinese
hong che zhou cao –
Transcribed Korean
bulgeuntokkipul –
Transliterated Russian
klever krasnyj –
Other conspecific taxa
Trifolium pratense L. var. americanum Harz (0 active accession[s])
Trifolium pratense L. var. pratense (29 active accession[s])
Trifolium pratense L. var. sativum Schreb. (0 active accession[s])
Trifolium pratense L. var. villosum DC. (0 active accession[s])
Autonyms (not in current use), synonyms and invalid designations
Heterotypic Synonym(s)
Trifolium pratense L. var. perenne Buckman
Annotations
  • Re-Identification: 06 Oct 2015, from Trifolium pratense L. to Trifolium pratense L.
  • Re-Identification: 06 Oct 2015, from Trifolium pratense L. to Trifolium pratense L.
    • Other Links
    Actions
  • Curator Change: Previous: Daniela KNOTOVÁ, Current: Tomáš VYMYSLICKÝ. 14 May 2021.
  • Enter ECN Into System: . 17 Jan 1995.
  • Changed The Taxonomy Or Received: . 1973.
    • Pathogens
    Vouchers
    Citations
    Pedigree
    Intellectual Property Rights
    Czech registration. , . Issued: 01 Jan 1973.
    AEGIS collection.
    AEGIS collection.
    MLS. (Multi-Lateral System FAO item.)
    MLS.
    FAO Standard Material Transfer Agreement.

    Observations

    Phenotype Data

    CategoryDescriptorDescriptionValueStudyInventoryAvailability
    BIOLOGY043 Lodging - resistance 7 - high2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    BIOLOGY044 Drought - resistance 5 - medium2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    BIOLOGY046 Virus - disease - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY054 Fusarium wilt - resistance 5 - moderate2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY057 Clover seed weevil - resistance 7 - high1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    BIOLOGY039 Winter hardiness - resistance 9 - very high >90 %1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    BIOLOGY040 Survival of plants during vegatation 7 - good 66-75 %2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY041 Persistence 3 - low 31-40 %1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    BIOLOGY047 Rusts - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY048 Powdery mildew - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY049 Northern anthracnose of clover - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY050 Southern anthracnose of clover - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    BIOLOGY051 Ascochyta concentris leaf spot - resistance 7 - high2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    CHEMICAL082 Dry matter - content of nitrogen atacks 8 - 22,1-24,0 %2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    CHEMICAL083 Dry matter - content of fibre 3 - low 12,0-18,0 %2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY002 Cotyledons - size 7 - large2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY004 Root collar - thickness 5 - medium2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY006 Leaf rosette - shape (in spring) 5 - loosely spreading2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY012 Stem - colour 3 - green1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY013 Stem - thickness 7 - thick 4,1-5,0 mm2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY014 Stem - length 3 - short 41- 50 cm2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY015 Stem - indumentum 1 - absent or very sparse2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY016 Stem - number of internodes 2 - 3,0- 4,02005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY022 Leaflet terminal - indumentum 1 - absent or very sparse2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY023 Leaflet terminal - pattern 7 - intensive2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY024 Leaflet terminal - legth 5 - medium 30,1-45,0 mm1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY025 Leaflet terminal - width 5 - medium 16,1-25,0 mm1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY026 Leaflet terminal - area 3 - small 3,1- 5,0 cm22005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY032 Inflorescence - number per stem 9 - very many >5,02003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY033 Corolla - colour 9 - light violet2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY034 Seed - shape 5 - elliptical2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY035 Seed - colour 5 - yellow-green1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY067 Stand - height at the beginning of flowering 6 - 61-70 cm2017 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY068 Stand - height at the beginning of the ripenning 5 - medium 50,1-60,0 cm1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY070 Stand - number of cuts during the year 6 - 4 cuts under favourable conditions2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY071 Stand - regrowth 5 - medium2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    MORPHOLOGY077 Stand - intensity of flowering 7 - high2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    MORPHOLOGY066 Stand - density 7 - dense2011 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY076 Stand - yield share in the first cut to the whole yield per year 2 - 40,0- 47,5 %2011 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY001 Cotyledons - indumentum 5 - medium2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY007 Leaf rosette - size 3 - small 6,0-12,0 cm2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY008 Spaced plant - morphobiotype 2 - is formed by flowering stems and by a very small rosette1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY009 Spaced plant - shape 3 - semi-prostrate2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY010 Spaced plant - number of stems (second year of life, first cut) 3 - low 20,1-30,01982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    MORPHOLOGY011 Stem - shape in diameter 1 - rounded2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY017 Stem - length of middle internode 9 - very long >10,0 cm2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY019 Leaflet terminal - shape 4 - elliptic2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY020 Leaflet terminal - colour 9 - dark green2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY021 Leaflet terminal - margin 3 - entire2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY027 Leaf - polyphyly 1 - spontaneous2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY028 Inflorescence - shape 3 - ovate2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY029 Inflorescence - length 5 - medium 25,1-35,0 mm2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY030 Inflorescence - width 5 - medium 15,1-25,0 mm2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    MORPHOLOGY031 Inflorescence - number of flowers 5 - medium 66- 802005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    OTHER110 Germination seed - store 9 - available2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    OTHER109 Main utilization 1 - cutting2003 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    PHENOLOGY037 Vegetation period - by the beginning of flowering (first cutting of the second y 3 - early1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    PRODUCTION036 Seed - 1000-seed weight 6 - 2,01-2,40 g1982 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co. (4)  
    PRODUCTION042 Longevity 5 - high (3 years)2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    PRODUCTION045 Suitability for mixtures 5 - good2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    PRODUCTION079 Stand - seed yield (to the standard cv.) 5 - medium 90,1-105,0 %2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    PRODUCTION080 Plant - seed yield (to the standard cv.) 5 - medium 90,1-105,0 %2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    PRODUCTION065 Stand - vigour before harvesting 1 - very poor2017 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  
    PRODUCTION072 Yield - green matter (to the standard cv.) 5 - medium 95,1-105,0 %2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    PRODUCTION073 Stand - yield hay (to the standard cv.) 5 - medium 95,1-105,0 %2020 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co (6)  
    PRODUCTION075 Plant - yield of green biomass (to the standard cv.) 5 - medium 95,1-105,0 %2005 Research Institute for Fodder Plants Ltd. Co.  


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