Gossypium herbaceum

Overview
Species Name herbaceum
Family Malvaceae
Scientific Name Gossypium herbaceum L.
Synonym Gossypium transvaalense
Common Name Arabian cotton [view all 12]
GRIN Taxonomy GRIN
Geographic Origin Africa-Asia
Genome Group A
Genome A1
Haploid Chromosome Number 13
Ploidy diploid
Propagation Method N/A
Fertile withGossypium triphyllum [view all 3]
Sterile withGossypium thurberi [view all 9]
Incompatible withGossypium aridum [view all 2]
GermplasmN/A
Library[view all 3]
Sequence [view all 2393723 ]
Publication N/A
Description

Cultivars and land races of Africa and Asia, wild from Southern Africa.
Useful Agronomic Traits: Resistance to hoppers, white flies, thrips, aphids, and leaf curl virus (Shim J, et al. 2018).
Alias
Synonym
Gossypium transvaalense


Common Name
Levant cotton
Maltese cotton
short-staple cotton
Syrian cotton
Cao Mian [Chinese]
cotonnier d'Asie [French]
cotonnier herbacΘ [French]
krautiger Baumwollstrauch [German]
algodoeiro-asißtico [Portuguese]
algodonero [Spanish]
algodonero herbßceo [Spanish]
Arabian cotton
Relationships
Germplasm
NameType
0-1796-7-13accession
0-1797-2-26accession
0-1841-2-8accession
0-1845-3-4accession
0-1848-9-1accession
0-1895-2-8accession
0-2046-3-8accession
02311-2accession
1A Cylindrical Bollaccession
1A Long Bollaccession
2 Lock (Whorled)accession
A1-003accession
A1-009accession
A1-010accession
A1-012accession
A1-013accession
A1-017accession
A1-018accession
A1-019accession
A1-020accession

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Libraries
The following libraries are associated with this organism.
Library NameType
Gossypium herbaceum DNAgenomic
Gossypium herbaceum WGS librarygenomic
rGB-SNP_Ghgenomic
Image
File NameLegend
113_Gherbaceum_A1-038_boll.jpgG. herbaceum - cotton bolls
114_Gherbaceum_A1-142_flower.jpgG. herbaceum - flower
115_Gherbaceum_A1-142_leaves.jpgG. herbaceum - leaves
116_Gherbaceum_leaves-boll.jpgG. herbaceum - leaves and bolls
G12sp_KEW-42-337_f1.jpgLeaf, epicalyx-bract, and calyx of G.triphyllum, G.anomalum, G.trifurcatum, G.areysianum, G.longicalyx, G.stocksii, and G.herbaceum. [Iamge from Vollesen, 1987, KEW-42-337]