Bartley, 1999 [BAR99A] The name P 13 has appeared in both CEPEC and Belem (DEPEA) accession lists, but in each case the name refers to two different genotypes. In CEPEC the accession was included in the germplasm collection with the name it had in the original clone collection. This was P 13, and the name was kept on the chance that it might be POUND 13 [POU], but the relationship was never determined. The genotype named P 13 in Belem was apparently introduced from Colombia, and therefore, may have been a Palmira selection. In this case this genotype will have had other names applied to it in Palmira. It was planted in the CEBEL collection and not the ERJOH collection and so is unlikely to exist today, at least under this name. However, this material introduced to CEPEC from Belem and renamed CEPEC 541.

Bartley, B.G.D. (1993) Notes on the meaning and origins of clone names. B.G.D Bartley. Personal Communications.

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