newsletter #18 - The Vetiver Network International
newsletter #18 - The Vetiver Network International newsletter #18 - The Vetiver Network International
NT VET-JBH-1267 8039 C. schmidianus, Laos ?DNA too degraded to use:D* VET-USDA-B6 7706 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B7 7707 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B8 7708 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B9 7709 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B10 7710 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-CFI-554618 7770 C. fulvus (Sprengel) Chiov., India (USDA PI 554618)YFD VET-EAB-5261 7949 V. zizanioides, Philippines, Leyte ?D VET-JA-1-2 7955 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-JA-2-1 7958 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-JA-2-2 7959 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-NSC-01 7963 V. zizanioides, Cameroon, Mbingo Bamenda (Nigeria) ?D VET-NSC-02 7964 V. zizanioides, Cameroon, Maroua ?D* VET-HGR-02 7966 V. zizanioides, Colombia, Cundinamarca (flowering)?D VET-TS-D3 7972 V. zizanioides, Ethiopia, Digitosh N+D* VET-UCL-006 7977 V. zizanioides, India, CIMAP ?D* VET-UCL-008 7979 V. zizanioides, India, CIMAP ?DO VET-SBR-VA-96/1 7990 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-VH-96/1 7991 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-VNN-96/1 7992 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-AN-96/3 7998 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy ?D VET-BBG-001 8003 V. zizanioides, Ghana, Central N+D VET-BBG-02 8004 V. fulvibarbus, Ghana, Central N+Table 2. Germplasm of high priority for maintenance and evaluation.Type Accession # Lab # Species Source Fertile?SA VET-PT-1A 7711 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Monto’, Australia, Queensland N+SA VET-MR-VAL1 7722 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Vallonia’, South Africa NSA VET-GVB-001 7742 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Boucard’, USA N+SB VET-MRL-001 7749 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Sunshine’, USA. Louisiana NSB VET-MB-01 8029 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Huffman’, USA, Florida N+SB VET-OSR-1-B 7961 V. zizanioides, Venezuela, Maracay (Carabobo) N+S+B VET-IPA-MUIR-001 7989 V. zizanioides, Mozambique, Maputo ?S+B VET-LW-0001 8048 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Capitol’, USA, Louisiana NS-B VET-TGAVC-002 8051 V. zizanioides cv. ‘AVC’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) N+SLB VET-IMZ-AGA 7765 V. zizanioides, Malawi, Lilongwe ?!SLB VET-RN-001 7951 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Colombo N+?SLB VET-JMJS-CH1 8001 V. zizanioides, Mexico, Oaxaca (Chiapas) N+?CRB VET-JM-PV1 8076 V. zizanioides? Costa Rica, Puerto Viejo N?GrA VET-PT-1C 7713 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Grafton’, Australia, Queensland YL+GrB VET-SBR-AN-96/1 7996 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy ?G+B VET-JGN-0002 7778 V. zizanioides, USA, California (Philippines?) YL?KMB VET-TGKN-003 8052 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Karnataka’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India) N+GB VET-HP-02 7987 V. zizanioides, India, Uttar Pradesh,(USDA PI 554617, ‘Carter’) YL+PA VET-RGG-PA-B 7720 Vetiveria sp.?, Panama, Western, site B (Costa Rica) ?OB VET-SJC-2 7775 V. zizanioides, Malawi, Zomba (few seed heads) ?The Vetiver Newsletter #18 Page 32
OB VET-TGML-001 8050 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Sabik Bern’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) N+I-B* VET-TGSB-004 8053 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Sabah’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) ?I-B* VET-TGSBB-005 8054 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Sabik Bern’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) ?OB VET-TGPB-006 8055 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Sabik Bern’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) N+Acknowledgments. This research supported in part by funds from Baylor University, project RDJJ-032-4524.Thanks to Ming Zhong and Yerlan Turuspekov for assistance in running the RAPDs. We also want to thank thenumerous collaborators in the Vetiver Network who contributed samples of vetiver tissue.Literature citedAdams, R. P., Ming Zhong, Y. Turuspekov, M. R. Dafforn and J. F. Veldkamp. 1997. DNA fingerprints reveal clonalnature of Vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides L. (Nash), used for erosion control around the world and prospects foralternative germplasm. Theroet. Appl. Genetics (submitted).CSIR (Council on Scientific and Industrial Research). 1976. Vetiveria. pp. 451- 457. In: The Wealth of India,Vol. X. Publications & Information Director, CSIR, New Delhi.Kresovich, S, Lamboy, WF, Li, R, Ren, J, Szewc-McFadden, AK, Bliek, SM. 1994. Application of molecular methodsand statistical analyses for discrimination of accessions and clones of vetiver grass. Crop Sci. 34:805-809.National Research Council (NRC). 1993. Vetiver Grass. A thin green line against erosion. National Acad. Press,Wash. D.C.Strifah, P. , N. Sangduen and V. Ruanjaichon. 1997. The use of random amplified polymorphic DNA for classificationof Vetiveria spp. in Thailand. Proc. First International Conference on Vetiver grass. Chiang Rai, Thailand, Feb.4-8, 1996. Office of the Royal Dev. Proj. Board, Bangkok (in press)CHINA VETIVER NETWORK VETIVER CONFERENCEFUZHOU, CHINAABSTRACTS OF PAPERSRecent Development of VetiverTechnology in China through theChina Vetiver NetworkXu LiYu (The China Vetiver Network,Naning 21008)Although it was introduced into Chinaas early as the 1950’s as a plant forextracting oil from its roots the valuablegrass vetiver (Vetiveriazizanioides) was also identified in thelate 1980’s as a plant to assist theformation of soil erosion controlhedges. Since the 1980’s, vetivergrass has been experimented with ortested in most provinces in southernChina, as in JiangXi, FuJian,SiChuan, HuNan, GuiZhou, HaiNan,GuangDong, GanSu, HeNan,ShanDong, and ZheJiang. Recently,great progress has been made inaccelerating vetiver technology extensionthroughout China. This workwas coordinated by the China VetiverNetwork (CVN) in cooperation withnumerous institutions in various disciplines.Some examples of workconducted by the CVN include:(1). National information service. Thenational information service focusedattention on the southern part ofChina where tropical and subtropicalclimates dominated. The vetiver publications(newsletters, fact sheets,and a journal) were distributed tomany national universities, researchinstitutions, government offices, provincialinstitutions, and also manycounty level and some township levelextension stations.(2). Field surveys and investigations.Aimed at disseminating vetiver technology,discovering new users andexploring new vetiver applications,field surveys and investigations werecarried out in FuJian, JiangXi,GuangDong, HuBei, HuNan, andAnHui Provinces. These investigationswere organized by the ChinaVetiver Network in cooperation withnumerous multi-disciplinary institutionsat national, provincial, prefec-The Vetiver Newsletter #18 Page 33
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NT VET-JBH-1267 8039 C. schmidianus, Laos ?DNA too degraded to use:D* VET-USDA-B6 7706 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B7 7707 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B8 7708 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B9 7709 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-USDA-B10 7710 V. zizanioides, India, Punjab, Simla (USDA PI 196257) YFD* VET-CFI-554618 7770 C. fulvus (Sprengel) Chiov., India (USDA PI 554618)YFD VET-EAB-5261 7949 V. zizanioides, Philippines, Leyte ?D VET-JA-1-2 7955 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-JA-2-1 7958 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-JA-2-2 7959 V. zizanioides, Kenya, Nairobi, ICRAF ?D VET-NSC-01 7963 V. zizanioides, Cameroon, Mbingo Bamenda (Nigeria) ?D VET-NSC-02 7964 V. zizanioides, Cameroon, Maroua ?D* VET-HGR-02 7966 V. zizanioides, Colombia, Cundinamarca (flowering)?D VET-TS-D3 7972 V. zizanioides, Ethiopia, Digitosh N+D* VET-UCL-006 7977 V. zizanioides, India, CIMAP ?D* VET-UCL-008 7979 V. zizanioides, India, CIMAP ?DO VET-SBR-VA-96/1 7990 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-VH-96/1 7991 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-VNN-96/1 7992 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy N?D VET-SBR-AN-96/3 7998 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy ?D VET-BBG-001 8003 V. zizanioides, Ghana, Central N+D VET-BBG-02 8004 V. fulvibarbus, Ghana, Central N+Table 2. Germplasm of high priority for maintenance and evaluation.Type Accession # Lab # Species Source Fertile?SA VET-PT-1A 7711 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Monto’, Australia, Queensland N+SA VET-MR-VAL1 7722 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Vallonia’, South Africa NSA VET-GVB-001 7742 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Boucard’, USA N+SB VET-MRL-001 7749 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Sunshine’, USA. Louisiana NSB VET-MB-01 8029 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Huffman’, USA, Florida N+SB VET-OSR-1-B 7961 V. zizanioides, Venezuela, Maracay (Carabobo) N+S+B VET-IPA-MUIR-001 7989 V. zizanioides, Mozambique, Maputo ?S+B VET-LW-0001 8048 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Capitol’, USA, Louisiana NS-B VET-TGAVC-002 8051 V. zizanioides cv. ‘AVC’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India?) N+SLB VET-IMZ-AGA 7765 V. zizanioides, Malawi, Lilongwe ?!SLB VET-RN-001 7951 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Colombo N+?SLB VET-JMJS-CH1 8001 V. zizanioides, Mexico, Oaxaca (Chiapas) N+?CRB VET-JM-PV1 8076 V. zizanioides? Costa Rica, Puerto Viejo N?GrA VET-PT-1C 7713 V. zizanioides cv. ‘Grafton’, Australia, Queensland YL+GrB VET-SBR-AN-96/1 7996 V. zizanioides, Sri Lanka, Kandy ?G+B VET-JGN-0002 7778 V. zizanioides, USA, California (Philippines?) YL?KMB VET-TGKN-003 8052 V. zizanioides, cv. ‘Karnataka’, Spain, Murcia(Malaysia, India) N+GB VET-HP-02 7987 V. zizanioides, India, Uttar Pradesh,(USDA PI 554617, ‘Carter’) YL+PA VET-RGG-PA-B 7720 <strong>Vetiver</strong>ia sp.?, Panama, Western, site B (Costa Rica) ?OB VET-SJC-2 7775 V. zizanioides, Malawi, Zomba (few seed heads) ?<strong>The</strong> <strong>Vetiver</strong> Newsletter <strong>#18</strong> Page 32
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