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The USDA Genetic Stocks – Oryza (GSOR) Collection at DBNRRC is a subsite of the National Small Grains Collection (NSGC) and serves as distribution center for rice genetic mutants and molecularly characterized genetic resources that are important to the rice research community. These rice genetic stocks have been created using specialized techniques such as induced mutation and cross-breeding. The GSOR program is responsible for storing, maintaining, documenting, and distributing (free of charge) these materials to the scientific community for use in genetic and genomic research. Ultimately these materials will aid in the understanding of the genetic control of traits that can be used to enhance the development of new cultivars that meet the needs of the U.S. rice industry.
GSOR Staff
Dr. Trevis Huggins, Geneticist and Curator, phone: 870-672-6140; email: trevis.huggins@usda.gov
Lorie Bernhardt, Computer Assistant, phone: 870-672-6128; email: lorie.bernhardt@usda.gov
Please use the links below for additional information.
The National Small Grains Collection (NSGC) is in Aberdeen, Idaho, and is the distribution site for the World Rice Collection. Please see the Rice Germplasm and Genetics Project page for additional information. |
Search and request rice seeds via the Germplasm Resources Information Network (GRIN Global) using germplasm name or accession number. Click here for instructions on searching/ordering through GRIN Global. |
Available rice genetic stocks |
Be Successful Germinating Rice Seeds |
Information about inventory coding scheme |
Contact the GSOR by telephone at 870-672-6128 or email at gsor@ars-grin.gov