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	Datil 1.5"x.75" yellow-orange very hot fruits with tapered point; typical C. chinense with complex smoky-fruity flavor and aroma; indigenous to St. Augustine, Florida. Southern Seeds, Melbourne, FL brought to St. Augustine, FL area by Minorcan settlers
	de Arbol 3-4' tall bush with drooping, ¼x3' smooth, red fruits; hot. William Woys Weaver, Food Research, Box 75, Devon PA 19333
	Dedo de Moca (AVRD strain) C. baccatum; pendent 4½x1½' wrinkled red fruits ending in a strong point; plant 2' tall x 2½' wide; fruits sweet with good citrusy flavor. TAIW BE T 99 (Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center) Originally from Brazil. AVRDC accession number CO 5801.
	Dedo de Moca (Pettersson strain) C. baccatum; horizontal 2½x2/3" elliptical red fruits with some longitudinal ridges; plant 2½' tall x 2' wide; fruits moderately hot. Mats Pettersson, Stockholm, Sweden
	Dieng Plateau C. frutescens; erect 1¼x1/3" red fruits on 2x2' plants; ripe fruit tend to separate from peduncle; very hot; good drier. PA KO J 00 Joe Kosak, Warminster, PA from village women near Dieng Plateau, Java, Indonesia in 1988.
	Donkey Ears 7x2½" red fruits on 1' tall by 8" wide plants MN TJ J 00 Jim Tjepkema, MN collected from farmer in Butan, Bulgaria
	Earl's Macedonian #2 5½x3" tapered red fruits on 1' tall by 8" wide plant; slightly purple leaf nodes. Jim Tjepkema, Clarks Grove, MN CV collected by Earl Thompson on a trip to Macedonia, Europe
	Earl's Macedonian #4 5x2" fruits turning light-green to orange to red; mildly hot with good flavor. Plant 1x1', with slightly purple leaf nodes. Jim Tjepkema, Clarks Grove, MN CV collected by Earl Thompson on a trip to Macedonia, Europe
	Equadoran Red Pepper From Hell C. pubescens; pendant 2.5 by 1.5 inch fruits, leaves only slightly pubescent. Extremely hot! WI GR S 00 - MD ES H 00 - CA ECC 86 Originally from Otavalo Market, Equador
	Fatalii Moderate set of wrinkled, pointed 2-2.5" yellow-orange fruits on 4' plant; did well in a cool and short growing season. RU HO P 96 - MD ES H 91 ... (?) CV Solonaceae Quarterly (Gary Kilmek, Champaign, Illinois from Central African Republic
	Fish Pepper 2+" very hot green-white striped to red fruits; very productive; plants stunningly attractive with white-green mottled leaves; friends suggested this would make wonderful border plant. PA WE W 95 William Woys Weaver, Devon PA African-American heirloom in the Phil./Balt. region, from H. Pippin to my grandfather (pre-1947). Extensively raised by the African American community from DC-Philidelphia by 1900. As the unripe pods are white, and maintain this color upon drying, they were extensively used to spice cream sauces, particularly with shellfish. This variety is specifically mentioned in H. Franklyn Hall's 1901 book 300 Ways to Cook Shell Fish, Terrapin, Green Turtle.
	Fort Prescott Tepin .25" diameter round, red fruits on long pedicels; adapts well to indoor conditions. PA WE W 96 (95) William Woys Weaver, Devon PA found wild on Thumb Butte near Prescott, AZ 1990
	Fria's Hot C. baccatum; pendent 2½x2' 3-lobed, bell-shaped red fruits on 2x2' plants; very similar to Pimenta Cambuci, Ubatuba Cambuci, Tim's Greek, Chapeau de Frade, etc. ENGL PA U 00 Ulrike Paradine, Kent, Great Britain.