1 - European Minor Fruit Tree Species Database (EMFTSD) number: unique numerical identifier for an accession;

2 - Species: to be repeated for each accession (botanical name );

3 - Accession designation: name of the accession (cultivar, breeder’s designation, donor’s designation);

4 - Accession synonym: a synonym to the accession designation. For each species with synonyms, a common accession designation should be identified for each partner and then synonyms should be quoted here;

5 - Donor name: name of institution or individual responsible for donating the germplasm;

6 - Acquisition date: the date on which the accession entered the collection in the form of DDMMYYYY;

7 - Institute number: the partner number from Technical Annex of Project. The same number reported in the Institution Database file;

8 - Country keeping the accession: two letters acronym of country in which the partner and the collection is located (se attached list);

9 - Collection site: if one Institution holds accessions in more than one environmentally different field, each field should have an identifier site number;

10 - Country of origin: when certainly known two letter abbreviation (according to attached list) for country of origin of the accession; if not sure, type "uncertain";

1 = wild

2 = abandoned farm land

3 = farm land

4 = nursery

5 = institute

6 = other (specify in Collector’s notes - point 17)

1 = wild

2 = breeder’s line

3 = primitive cultivar (landrace)

4 = advanced cultivar (bred)

5 = other or uncertain (specify in Collector’s notes - point 17)

1 = virus disease free

2 = virus diseases present

3 = not tested

0 = no use

1 = dessert

2 = seed production

0 = no use

1 = fruit production

2 = fruit production and pollinator

3 = only pollinator

4 = mother plant for seeds (rootstock)

5 = ornamental

1 = verified

2 = probable

3 = uncertain

1 = very weak

3 = weak

5 = intermediate

7 = strong

9 = very strong

3 = upright

5 = spreading

7 = drooping

1 = branches mostly bare

2 = few foliage

3 = medium foliage

4 = branches screened under foliage

5 = branches can not be seen (sunlight can not be seen trough foliage)

1 = light brown-grey

2 = grey brown

3 = dark brown to black

1 = smooth

2 = fibrous

3 = veined

4 = cracking

5 = verrucous

1 = light brown-grey

2 = grey brown

3 = dark brown to black

1 = smooth

2 = fibrous

3 = veined

4 = cracking

5 = verrucous

1 = heterophylly

2 = etc.

27 - Mean length (cm)

28 - Mean width (cm)

1 = oval

2 = heart shaped

3 = palm shaped

4 = other

1 = thin

2 = thick

1 = entire

2 = lobate

1 = smooth

2 = coarse

3 = plasticize

1 = obtuse

2 = cutted orthogonaly to stalk

3 = cutted inclined to stalk

4 = heart-shaped

5 = cuneiform

6 = asymmetric

7 = very large

1 = obtuse

2 = suboptuse

3 = cutted

4 = acute

5 = shortly acute

6 = shortly acuminate

7 = strongly acuminate

1 = regular

2 = acute

3 = straight

4 = other

1 = shining

2 = mat

1 = swollen

2 = convex

3 = concave leaf folded in length

4 = flat

1 = light green

2 = medium

3 = dark green

1 = under

2 = pairs

4 = over 4 pairs

1 = yes

2 = no

1 = sinuous

2 = straight

3 = curved

1 = yes

2 = no

1 = yes

2 = no

1 = sharped

2 = rounded

1 = none

2 = visible

3 = joining

1 = very small

3 = small

5 = medium

7 = large

9 = very large

1 = yellowish white

2 = red

3 = dark red

4 = black

5 = other

1 = very acid

3 = acid

5 = sweet

7 = different

1 = early

2 = medium

3 = late