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1 Accession 2 Race and Group name Table 7. List of descriptors for Sorghum 1 Bicolor 10 Bicolor 11 Dochna 12 Nervosum 13 Nervosum-kaoliang 14 Nervosum-broomcorn 15 Sudanense 2 Guinea 20 Guineense 21 Conspicuum 22 Margaritiferum 23 Roxburghii 3 Caudatum 30 Caudatum 31 Caudatum-nigricans 32 Nigricans 33 Sumac 34 Nigricans-feterita 35 Dobbs 36 Caudatum-kaura 37 Zerazera 4 Kafir 40 Caffrorum 5 Durra 50 Durra 51 Nandyal 52 Cernuum 6 Guinea-bicolor 60 Guinea-bicolor 61 Dochna-honey 62 Dochna-roxburghii 7 Caudatum-bicolor 70 Caudatum-bicolor 71 Caudatum-dochna 72 Nigricans-bicolor 73 Dochna-nigricans 8 Kafir-bicolor 80 Bicolor-kafir 81 Caffrorum-bicolor 82 Dochna-kafir 9 Durra-bicolor 90 Durra-bicolor 91 Dochna-durra 92 Durra-dochna 93 Subglabrescens 94 Subglabrescens-milo 95 Milo-kaura 10 Guine,a-caudatum 100 Caudatum-guineense 101 Nigricans-guineense 11 Guinea-kafir 110 Caffrorum-roxburghii 111 Roxburghii-shallu 12 Guinea-durra Previous

3 4 5 Seedling vigour Lodging susceptibility Senescence rating 120 Durra-roxburghii 121 Membraneceum 122 Durra-membranaceum 13 Kafir-caudatum 130 Caudatum-kafir 131 Caffrorum-birdproof 132 Caffrorum-darso 133 Caffrorum-feterita 14 Durra-caudatum 140 Cauclatum-durra 141 Nigricans-durra 142 Durra-nigricans 143 Durra-feterita/Kaura 15 Kafir-durra 150 Durra-kafir 151 Caffrorum-durra 16 Perennial wild 160 S. halepense 161 S. propinquum 17 Annual wild 170 S. bicolor subsp. drummondii 18 S. bicolor subsp. verticilliforum 180 verticilliforum 181 arundinaceum 182 virgatum 183 aethiopicum 19 Unclassified 20 Breeding material 200 Unclassified 21 Mixed 3 Low 15 days after emergence 5 High 3 Low 5 High 1 Very slightly senescent (10%) Death of leaves and stalk at grain maturity 3 Slightly senescent (25%) (about half of leaves dead, 50%) 7 Mostly senescent (75%) 9 Completely senescent (leaves and stalk dead) Previous 6 7 Photosensitivity Plant stand 1 Insensitive 2 Partially sensitive 3 Very sensitive The total numbre of plants recorded soon after 20-25 days after thinning planting 8 Plant height Height from ground up to the top of panicke at flowering 9 Plant colour (refer RHS 1 Pigmented (grey-brown group 199A; brown colour codes) group 200D, 200C, 200B, 200A) 2 Tan (greyed-yellow group 161B) At flowering At harvest Added recording

10 11 12 0 Not juicy At maturity Added recording + Present 1 Sweet At maturity Added recording 2 Insipid 1 White (white group 155B) At flowering Added recording 2 Dull green (greyed-green group 191C) 3 Yellow (yellow group 7A, 7B) 4 Brown (greyed-orange group 165C) 5 Purple (greyed-purple group 183D, 183C, 183B, 183A) 13 Waxy bloom 6 Others (specify) 3 Slightly present At flowering 5 Medium 7 Mostly bloomy 9 Completely bloomy 14 Days to flowering From date of sowing to the date when 50% 15 Stalk juiciness Juice flavour Leaf midrib colour (see RHS colour codes) Inflorescence compactness and shape (see fig.) Added recording plants started flowering 1 Very lax panicle, typical of wild sorghum Modified Previous 1 Very lax panicle, typical of wild sorghum 2 Very loose erect primary 2 Very loose erect primary 3 Very loose drooping primary 3 Very loose drooping primary 4 Loose erect primary 4 Loose erect primary 16 Glume color 5 Loose drooping primary 5 Loose drooping primary 6 Semi-loose erect primary 6 Semi-loose erect primary 7 Semi-loose drooping primary 7 Semi-loose drooping primary 8 Semi-compact elliptic 8 Semi-compact elliptic 9 Semi-compact oval 9 Compact elliptic 10 Compact elliptic 10 Compact oval 11 Compact oval 11 Half broom corn 12 Half broom corn 12 Broom corn 13 Broom corn 13 Other (specify) 14 Other (specify) 1 Black Soft dough Modified recording and Previous recording : At maturity 2 Brown Previous descriptor state 1 Black 3 Grey 2 Brown 4 Light brown 3 Grey 5 Light red 4 Light brown 6 Partly straw and brown 5 Light red 7 Partly straw and purple 6 Partly straw and brown 8 Purple 7 Partly straw and purple

17 Grain covering (see fig.) Previous 9 Red 8 Purple 10 Reddish brown 9 Red 11 Straw 10 Reddish brown 12 White 11 Straw 13 Yellow 12 White 14 Other 13 Yellow 1 Uncovered At maturity Modified 1 25% grain covered 18 19 20 21 22 23 Awns Shattering Plant appearance score Seed colour (refer RHS colour codes) Genotypic pericarp colour Pigmented tesa 2 25% covered 3 50% grain covered 3 50% grain covered 5 75% grain covered 4 75% grain covered 7 Grains fully covered 5 Grains fully covered 9 Glumes longer than grain 0 Absent At maturity + Present 1 Very low At maturity Added recording 3 Low 7 High 7 Very high 1 Very good i.e. most desirable combination offive days after New descriptor traits (stalk, leaf, panicle and grain physiological maturity 2 Good 3 Average 4 Below average 5 Poor i.e. most undesirable combination of traits (stalk, leaf, panicle 1 White In laboratory Modified 1 White (white group 155D,!55C,!55B,!55A) 2 Straw 2 Yellow (yellow group 6D, 6C, 6B, 6A) 3 Chalky white 3 Red (orange-red group 33C, 33B, 33A, 165B, 165A) 4 Grey 4 Brown (greyed-orange group 164B, 164A, 165B, 165A) 5 Red 5 Buff (greyed-orange group 166B) 6 Light red 6 others (specify) 7 Yellow 8 Light brown 9 Brown 10 Black 11 Purple 12 Variegated 13 Reddish brown 14 Mixed 1 White 2 Lemon yellow 3 Red 0 Absent 1 Present

33 24 Grain lustre 0 Non lustrous In laboratory Modified 1 Lustrous + Present 25 100-seed weight (g) Sun dried seeds (12% moisture content) In laboratory 26 Grain yield plant -1 (g) Average weight of seeds collected from ten Post harvest representative plants 27 Grain yield plot -1 (kgha -1 ) Total seed weight of all the plants in the plot Post harvest and calculating yield in kg per hectare 28 Desirability rating 1 Very good 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 5 Very poor 29 Grain per panicle Total grains per panicle In laboratory 30 31 Grain sub-coat Grain plumpness (see fig) 0 Absent + Present 3 Dimple In laboratory 32 Grain form (see fig.) 7 Plump 1 Single At maturity Endosperm texture (see 2 Twin 1 Completely corneous In laboratory 34 fig.) 3 Mostly corneous 7 Mostly starchy 9 Completely starchy 1 White (white group 155B) In laboratory Endosperm colour (see RHS colour codes) 35 Endosperm type 2 Yellow (greyed-yellow group 162 A) 1 Normal 2 Waxy 3 Sugary 36 No. of heads per plant At maturity 37 Inflorescence exsertion 1 Slightly exserted (<2 cm) 2 Exserted (2-10 cm) 3 Well exserted (>10 cm) 4 Peduncle recurved 38 Inflorescence length (cm) Length in cm from base of inflorescence to tip At maturity 39 Inflorescence width (cm) Measured at widest part At maturity 40 Threshability Scored on 1-5 scale, where At maturity Modified 41 42 43 44 Grain weathering susceptibility Grain protein(%) Tannin in grain Restoration response Previous 0 Absent (not lustrous) Scored on 1-9 scale, where 1 Difficult to thresh 1 Very difficult 3 Partly threshable 3 Difficult 5 Freely threshable 7 Good 9 Excellent 3 Low (good resistance) 5 Medium 7 High (poor resistance) 3 Low (<10%) 7 High (> 10%) 1 Testa brown (greyed -orange) 2 Testa and pericarp brown 1 Maintainer 2 partial maintainer/restorer

45 Male sterile cytoplasm system Abiotic stresses 46 Low temperature 3 Restorer 1 A1 2 A2 3 A3 4 A4 Score on 1-9 scale, where Modified Previous Susceptibility scored on 1-9 scale, where 1 Highly tolerant 1 Very low susceptibility 3 Tolerant 3 Low 5 Moderately tolerant 7 Susceptible 7 High 9 Extremely susceptible 9 Very high 47 Heat Susceptibility scored as for 'Low temperature' 48 Drought Susceptibility scored as for 'Low temperature' 49 Soil salinity Susceptibility scored as for 'Low temperature' 50 Soil acidity Susceptibility scored as for 'Low temperature' Biotic stresses Insect-pests 51 Sorghum shoot fly (Atherigona soccata ) Score on 1-9 scale, where Modified Susceptibility scored on 1-9 scale, where 1 Highly resistant 1 Very low susceptibility 3 Resistant 3 Low 5 Moderately resistant 7 Susceptible 7 High 9 Highly susceptible 9 Very high 52 Spotted stem borer (Chilo Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' partellus ) 53 Sorghum midge Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' (Stenodiplosis sorghicola) 54 Earhead bug (Calocoris Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' angustatus; Eurystylus immaculatus ) 55 Sugarcane aphid Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' (Melanaphis sacchari ) Diseases 56 Anthracnose Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' (Colletotrichum graminicola ) 57 Grain moulds (Curvularia Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' lunata; Fusarium sp.) 58 Leaf blight (Exserohilum Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' turcicum; Setosphaeria turcica; Helminthosporium turcicum ) 59 Downy mildew Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' (Peronosclerospora sorghi ) 60 Rust (Puccinia purpurea ) Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' 61 Ergot (Sphacelia sorghi ) Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly'

62 Parasite-Striga sp. Susceptibility scored as for 'Sorghum shoot fly' Previous