USDA ACCESSION NO.: 21114

SELECTION: Unknown, probably from an old land race

GENUS: Humulus

SPECIES: lupulus

CULTIVAR: Nadwislanska (also called Nadwislanski)

PEDIGREE: Unknown

PRIMARY SITE: USDA World Hop Cultivar Collection, OSU East Farm

ORIGIN: Unknown, probably selected from an old Polish land race

DATE RECEIVED: Spring 1976

METHOD RECEIVED: Rhizomes

AVAILABILITY: No restrictions, old commercial variety

REFERENCES: T. Wagner. 1978. Gene Pools of Hop Countries. Institute for Hop Research, Zalec, Yugoslavia. p. 55.

Strausz, David A. The hop industry of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union. 1969. Washington State Univ. Press, pp. 122-151.

MATURITY: Early

LEAF COLOR: Green to dark green

SEX: Female

DISEASES: Downy Mildew: moderately resistant

Verticillium wilt: unknown, probably tolerant

Viruses: Infected with prunus necrotic ringspot virus and several other hop viruses

VIGOR: Poor

YIELD: Low (200-400 lbs/acre near Corvallis, probably higher in Poland)

SIDEARM LENGTH: 6-20 inches

ALPHA ACIDS: 3-5%

BETA ACIDS: 2.5-5%

COHUMULONE: 23%

STORAGE STABILITY: Fair (retained 58% of original alpha acids after 6 months room temperature storage)

OIL: 0.5 ml/100 g, H/C = 3.33, humulene 27% of the oil

MAJOR TRAITS: Fine European type aroma.

OTHER INFORMATION: Green stem (in contrast to Lubelski, USDA 21113); Nadwislanska, an old variety, is no longer grown commercially in Poland. A virusfree Nadwislanska was developed in the 1980's at Prosser, Washington through heat treatment and meristem tip culture (USDA 21524). Its yield potential, however, has not improved by removing the viruses.