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. 2015 Oct 8;6:841. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2015.00841

Table 1.

Taxa examined in this study, recommendation, position in germplasm, environmental cluster, life history, and potential extreme characteristics.

Taxa Recommendation for Collection Position in Germplasm Range overlap with H. annuus Environmental Cluster Assignment Life History Potential Extreme Characteristics Based on Different Ecological Niche Relative to H. annuus
H. annuus (wild) Assessed to be well represented Primary NA Cluster 1 Annual NA
H. anomalus High priority Secondary Utah New Mexico Cluster 3 Annual Low precipitation tolerance Tolerance to high pH
H. argophyllus Medium priority Secondary Texas Cluster 1 Annual High temperature tolerance
Tolerance to high clay content
H. arizonensis Medium priority Tertiary Arizona New Mexico Cluster 3 Perennial Response to stochastic climate Low precipitation tolerance Tolerance to low bulk density
H. atrorubens Medium priority Tertiary No overlap Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance to low
Cation-exchange capacity
Tolerance of high precipitation
Tolerance to low pH
H. bolanderi High priority Secondary California Cluster 1 Annual Tolerance to erratic precipitation
Low precipitation tolerance
H. debilis subsp. cucmerifolius High priority Secondary East Texas Cluster 2 Annual High temperature tolerance
H. debilis subsp. debilis Medium priority Secondary No overlap Cluster 2 Annual High temperature tolerance
Tolerance of high precipitation
Tolerance to low clay content
H. debilis subsp. silvestris Medium priority Secondary No overlap Cluster 2 Annual Tolerance to high clay content
H. debilis subsp. tardiflorus Assessed to be well represented Secondary No overlap Cluster 2 Annual Tolerance of high precipitation Tolerance to low clay content
H. debilis subsp. vestitus Low priority Secondary No overlap Cluster 2 Annual High temperature tolerance Tolerance of high precipitation
Tolerance to low clay content
H. deserticola High priority Secondary Nevada Cluster 3 Annual Response to stochastic climate
Utah Low precipitation tolerance
New Mexico
H. divaricatus High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 2 Perennial Perennial habit
Tolerance to low pH
H. exilis Medium priority Secondary California Cluster 1 Annual Tolerance to erratic precipitation
Low precipitation tolerance
Low bulk density
H. giganteus High priority Tertiary No overlap Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance of high precipitation
H. grosseserratus Medium priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 3 Perennial Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. hirsutus High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance to low pH
H. maximilliani High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 3 Perennial Low temperature tolerance
Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. neglectus Assessed to be well represented Secondary New Mexico Cluster 1 Annual Low organic carbon content
H. niveus subsp. canescens High priority Secondary California
Arizona
New Mexico
Cluster 1 Annual
Rarely
Perennial
High temperature tolerance
Low precipitation tolerance
H. niveus subsp. niveus High priority Secondary Baja California Cluster 1 Perennial Low precipitation tolerance
H. niveus subsp. tephrodes High priority Secondary California, Mexico (Sonora) Cluster 1 Perennial Sometime Annual High temperature tolerance low Precipitation tolerance
H. paradoxus Assessed to be well represented Secondary Texas, New Mexico Cluster 1 Annual Low organic carbon content
H. pauciflorus subsp. pauciflorus High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 3 Perennial Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. pauciflorus subsp. subrhomboideus High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 3 Perennial Low temperature tolerance Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. petiolaris subsp. fallax High priority Secondary Western US Cluster 3 Annual Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. petiolaris subsp. petiolaris High priority Secondary Central US Cluster 3 Annual Tolerance to erratic temperature Low temperature tolerance
H. praecox subsp. hirtus Assessed to be well represented Secondary West Texas Cluster 1 Annual High temperature tolerance
H. praecox subsp. praecox Assessed to be well represented Secondary East Texas Cluster 2 Annual Tolerance to erratic temperature
H. praecox subsp. runyonii Low priority Secondary Texas Cluster 1 Annual Tolerance of high bulk density
H. resinosus Medium priority Tertiary No overlap Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance of high precipitation
Tolerance to low
Cation exchange capacity Tolerance to low pH
H. salicifolius Medium priority Tertiary Oklahoma Kansas Arkansas Missouri Cluster 3 Perennial Tolerance to high clay content
H. silphioides Assessed to be well represented Tertiary Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance to low cation-exchange capacity
Tolerance to low pH
H. strumosus High priority Tertiary Central US Cluster 2 Perennial Tolerance of high precipitation
H. tuberosus Medium priority Secondary Central US Cluster 2 Perennial Low temperature tolerance
H. winteri High priority Primary California Cluster 1 Perennial High temperature tolerance