Historical Use of Cultivars as Parents in Florida and Louisiana Sugarcane Breeding Programs

Table 3

Cultivars and their parents developed by the breeding and selection program located at the USDA-ARS Sugarcane Research Unit in Houma, LA.

Cultivar	Female parent	Male parent
CP 65-357	CP 52-68^a	CP 53-17
CP 67-412	CP 44-155^a	CP 53-16
CP 70-321	CP 61-39	CP 57-614^a
CP 70-330	CP 61-39	CP 57-614^a
CP 72-370	CP 61-37^a	CP 52-68^a
CP 72-356	CP 63-361	CP 62-258^a
CP 73-351	CP 65-357^a	L 65-69^a
CP 76-331	CP 65-357^a	L 65-69^a
CP 79-318	CP 65-357^a	L 65-69^a
CP 74-383	CP 65-357^a	L 65-69^a
Ho 00-961	US 94-1	HoCP 91-552^a
Ho 02-113	SES 234	LCP 85-384^a
Ho 05-961	CP 83-644	TucCP 77-42^a
Ho 07-613	HoCP 00-905	HoCP 96-540^a
Ho 95-988	CP 86-941	US 89-12
HoCP 00-950	HoCP 93-750	HoCP 92-676
HoCP 04-838	HoCP 85-845^a	LCP 85-384^a
HoCP 85-845	CP 72-370^a	CP 77-403
HoCP 91-552	LCP 81-10	CP 72-356^a
HoCP 91-555	CP 83-644	LCP 82-94
HoCP 96-540	LCP 86-454^a	LCP 85-384^a
TucCP 77-42	CP 71-321	US 72-19

Indication that clones was a cultivar used as a parent.
Cultivars were released through a three-way agreement between Houma, Louisiana State University, and the American Sugar Cane League.