USPP27635P3 - Petunia plant named ‘Sunpetu 3881’ - Google Patents

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USPP27635P3
USPP27635P3 US14/121,575 US201414121575V USPP27635P3 US PP27635 P3 USPP27635 P3 US PP27635P3 US 201414121575 V US201414121575 V US 201414121575V US PP27635 P3 USPP27635 P3 US PP27635P3
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  • Botanical designation Petunia ⁇ hybrida.
  • the present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Petunia plant, which is hereinafter referred to as ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
  • a Petunia is a very popular plant that is used in flower bedding and potting in the summer season.
  • This purpose of this invention is to obtain a new Petunia cultivar with vigorous and semi-trailing habit, abundant flowering, the whole bush remaining in bloom for a considerable period of time, and single, small sized and vivid red purple colored flowers.
  • the new Petunia plant originated from cross-pollination of the female parent ‘Shiro2’ and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’.
  • the female parent ‘Shiro2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary Petunia selection), having white petals, and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary Petunia selection), having medium flower diameter.
  • the cross-pollination was conducted in Sep. 10, 2010 at Yame-gun, Fukuoka, Japan.
  • the new variety ‘Sunpetu 3881’ differs from the similar variety ‘Daiichi Bluette Purple 2’, which is disclosed in U.S. Plant Pat. No. 22,236, in the following points.
  • the new variety ‘Sunpetu 3881’ differs from the similar variety ‘MP22-21-2’ in the following points.
  • FIG. 1 is a photograph of a typical plant of the new variety of Petunia plant ‘Sunpetu 3881’ while growing in a pot.
  • FIG. 2 is a photograph of a close view of flowers of the new variety of Petunia plant ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
  • the female parent ‘Shiro2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary selection of Petunia ⁇ hybrida ), having white petals, and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary selection of Petunia ⁇ hybrida ), having medium flower diameter.
  • PLANT VARIETY DESCRIPTION APPLICATION VARIETY CHARACTERISTIC Sunpetu 3881 ANNUAL, BIENNIAL or PERENNIAL? Grown as annual TYPE OF PLANT: i.e., TREE, SHRUB, Potted plant SUBSHRUB, VINE, CUT FLOWER, POTTED PLANT APPROPRIATE CONTAINERS +/or Ideal for pots, hanging CROPPING SYSTEM baskets or planters, and is good for use as a ground cover.
  • FLOWER ARRANGEMENT Borne in upper leaf axils INFLORESCENCE TYPE OR FORM (if Flower solitary applicable) FLOWER TYPE or FORM Single FLOWERING HABIT Continuously QUANTITY OF FLOWERS PER About 1 to 4 LATERAL STEM QUANTITY OF FLOWERS PER PLANT About 183 NATURAL FLOWERING SEASON About Spring to late Autumn TIME TO FLOWER OR RESPONSE About 2 ⁇ 3 weeks TIME FRAGRANCE Absent FLOWER BUD LENGTH About 20.7 mm FLOWER BUD DIAMETER About 5.4 mm FLOWER BUD SHAPE Cylindrical with 5 lines, Tip: twisted FLOWER BUD COLOR Near 79C RHS FLOWER ASPECT; i.e., UPRIGHT, Upright to outward OUTWARD, DROOPING, etc.
  • Fused PETAL SHAPE Spatulate PETAL MARGIN Entire PETAL TIP Mucronate PETAL BASE Fused PETAL LENGTH About 11.9 mm PETAL WIDTH About 12.3 mm PETAL COLOR, WHEN OPENING, Near 72A RHS UPPER SIDE PETAL COLOR, WHEN OPENING, Near N80C RHS LOWER SIDE PETAL COLOR, FULLY OPENED, Near N74A RHS UPPER SIDE PETAL COLOR, FULLY OPENED, Near 84C RHS LOWER SIDE PETAL COLOR, FADING TO — RHS THROAT DIAMETER About 8.8 mm TUBE DIAMETER (PROXIMAL END) About 3.1 mm TUBE LENGTH About 16.3 mm THROAT COLOR (inside) Near 83D and N92A TUBE COLOR (outside) Near 83C RHS SEPAL ARRANGEMENT Single whorl NUMBER OF SEPALS 5 SEPAL SHAPE
  • ROOT STRUCTURES such as BULBS, Fibrous root CORMS or RHIZOMES? LOW TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE Good HIGH TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE Good DISEASE RESISTANCE AND/OR — SUSCEPTIBILITY RESISTANCE OF PESTS AND/OR — SUSCEPTIBILITY
  • This new variety of Petunia plant having the above botanical characteristics is suitable for flower bedding and potting, particularly in hanging pots or planters.

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Disclosed herein is a new and distinct variety of Petunia plant having vigorous and semi-trailing habit, abundant flowering, the whole bush remaining in bloom for a considerable period of time, and single, small sized and vivid red purple colored flowers.

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Botanical designation: Petunia×hybrida.
Cultivar denomination: ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of Petunia plant, which is hereinafter referred to as ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
A Petunia is a very popular plant that is used in flower bedding and potting in the summer season.
This purpose of this invention is to obtain a new Petunia cultivar with vigorous and semi-trailing habit, abundant flowering, the whole bush remaining in bloom for a considerable period of time, and single, small sized and vivid red purple colored flowers.
The new Petunia plant originated from cross-pollination of the female parent ‘Shiro2’ and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’. The female parent ‘Shiro2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary Petunia selection), having white petals, and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary Petunia selection), having medium flower diameter. The cross-pollination was conducted in Sep. 10, 2010 at Yame-gun, Fukuoka, Japan.
In March 2011, the seedlings obtained by the crossing were planted in a field. In May 2011, some seedlings were selected in view of growth habit, flower size and color thereof. Shortly thereafter stem tip culturing was carried out, and then the propagation was started.
In November 2012, the cultivation of the seedlings was repeated. The botanical characteristics of that plant were then examined, using similar varieties ‘Daiichi Bluette Purple 2’ and ‘MP22-21-2’ (unpatented) for comparison. As a result, it was concluded that this Petunia plant is distinguishable from any other variety, whose existence is known, and is uniform and stable in its characteristics.
The new variety of Petunia plant was then named ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
This new variety is unlike any Petunia commercially available as evidenced by the following unique combinations of characteristics.
    • 1. Vigorous and semi-trailing habit.
    • 2. Abundant flowering, the whole bush remaining in bloom for a considerable period of time.
    • 3. Single, small sized and vivid red purple colored flower.
The new variety ‘Sunpetu 3881’ differs from the similar variety ‘Daiichi Bluette Purple 2’, which is disclosed in U.S. Plant Pat. No. 22,236, in the following points.
    • 1. The plant posture of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is considerable trailing. That of ‘Daiichi Bluette Purple 2’ is trailing.
    • 2. The stem length of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is long. That of ‘Daiichi Bluette Purple 2’ is medium.
The new variety ‘Sunpetu 3881’ differs from the similar variety ‘MP22-21-2’ in the following points.
    • 1. The flower diameter of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is medium. That of ‘MP22-21-2’ is somewhat small.
    • 2. The number of colors on surface of corolla lobe of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is one. That of ‘MP22-21-2’ is two.
This new variety of Petunia plant ‘Sunpetu 3881’ was asexually reproduced by the use of cuttings in Higashiomi, Shiga, Japan, and homogeneity and stability thereof were confirmed. A cutting used to reproduce the new variety typically has one or more leaves and a stem. The instant plant retains its distinctive characteristics and produces true to type in successive generations.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS
The depicted plants had been reproduced by the use of cuttings and were photographed during October 2013 while growing outdoors in wall pots with about 24 cm of container size at an age of approximately 5 months.
FIG. 1 is a photograph of a typical plant of the new variety of Petunia plant ‘Sunpetu 3881’ while growing in a pot.
FIG. 2 is a photograph of a close view of flowers of the new variety of Petunia plant ‘Sunpetu 3881’.
 DETAILED BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION
In October 2013, the cultivation of the seedlings was repeated at Higashiomi, Shiga, Japan. The average day temperature was about 23° C., and the average night temperature was about 13° C. The plants were grown under natural sunlight. The number of days to flowering (response time) was 2-3 weeks. The quality was maintained for about 150 days. The plants had temperature resistance to about −5° C. (the lowest temperature) and about 35° C. (the highest temperature). Further, the plants had good tolerance to pests and pathogens.
For the parentage information: The female parent ‘Shiro2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary selection of Petunia×hybrida), having white petals, and the male parent ‘MS22-193-2’ (unpatented) used in the crossing of ‘Sunpetu 3881’ is a strain of the applicant's breeding lines (i.e., proprietary selection of Petunia×hybrida), having medium flower diameter.
For the propagation information: approximate soil and/or air temperature was around 15-20° C.; the new cultivar was propagated by cutting; number of days to initiate roots was about 7 days; number of days to produce a rooted young plant was about 21 days; free-root branching; root color was white; and root texture was fibrous.
The botanical characteristics of the new and distinct variety of Petunia plant named ‘Sunpetu 3881’ at an age of approximately 5 months are shown in the following TABLE 1. In the following description, the color-coding is in accordance with The Horticultural Colour Chart of The Royal Horticultural Society, London, England (R.H.S. Colour Chart The 5th edition 2007).
TABLE 1
PLANT VARIETY DESCRIPTION
APPLICATION VARIETY
CHARACTERISTIC Sunpetu 3881
ANNUAL, BIENNIAL or PERENNIAL? Grown as annual
TYPE OF PLANT: i.e., TREE, SHRUB, Potted plant
SUBSHRUB, VINE, CUT FLOWER,
POTTED PLANT
APPROPRIATE CONTAINERS +/or Ideal for pots, hanging
CROPPING SYSTEM baskets or planters, and is
good for use as a ground
cover.
GROWTH HABIT Semi-trailing
PLANT HEIGHT About 28.0 cm
PLANT DIAMETER OR AREA OF About 65.0 cm
SPREAD
PLANT VIGOR Vigorous
BRANCHING HABIT Freely branching
BASAL BRANCHING? Present
PINCHING REQUIRED? Required
NUMBER OF LATERAL BRANCHES Many
LATERAL BRANCH LENGTH About 25.5 mm
LATERAL BRANCH DIAMETER About 2.1 mm
INTERNODE LENGTH OF A STEM About 29.6 mm
STEM ASPECT Upright to outward
STEM COLOR (and bark color, if Near 143A RHS
applicable)
STEM PUBESCENCE? Pubescent
OTHER PLANT/STEM  
CHARACTERISTICS
LEAF ARRANGEMENT Alternate
COMPOUND OR SIMPLE? Simple
QUANTITY OF LEAVES PER Many
LATERAL BRANCH
LEAF SHAPE Ovate
LEAF TIP Acute
LEAF BASE Obtuse
LEAF LENGTH About 36.4 mm
LEAF WIDTH About 18.7 mm
LEAF THICKNESS About 0.2 mm
LEAF TEXTURE Smooth
LEAF PUBESCENCE? WHICH SIDE? Pubescent, both sides
LEAF MARGIN Entire
VENATION PATTERN Pinnate
LEAF COLOR, YOUNG, UPPER SIDE Near 138A RHS
LEAF COLOR, YOUNG, UNDER SIDE Near 138B RHS
LEAF COLOR, MATURE, UPPER SIDE Near 138A RHS
LEAF COLOR, MATURE, UNDER SIDE Near 138B RHS
VENATION COLOR, UPPER SIDE Near 144C RHS
VENATION COLOR, UNDER SIDE Near 144D RHS
PETIOLE LENGTH About 5.3 mm
PETIOLE DIAMETER About 1.8 mm
PETIOLE TEXTURE Pubescent, dense, long
PETIOLE COLOR Near 144C RHS
STIPULES, TENDRILS, THORNS,  
SPINES OR PRICKLES? IF SO, GIVE
COLOR AND SIZE
OTHER FOLIAGE CHARACTERISTICS  
FLOWER ARRANGEMENT Borne in upper leaf axils
INFLORESCENCE TYPE OR FORM (if Flower solitary
applicable)
FLOWER TYPE or FORM Single
FLOWERING HABIT Continuously
QUANTITY OF FLOWERS PER About 1 to 4
LATERAL STEM
QUANTITY OF FLOWERS PER PLANT About 183
NATURAL FLOWERING SEASON About Spring to late
Autumn
TIME TO FLOWER OR RESPONSE About 2~3 weeks
TIME
FRAGRANCE Absent
FLOWER BUD LENGTH About 20.7 mm
FLOWER BUD DIAMETER About 5.4 mm
FLOWER BUD SHAPE Cylindrical with 5 lines,
Tip: twisted
FLOWER BUD COLOR Near 79C RHS
FLOWER ASPECT; i.e., UPRIGHT, Upright to outward
OUTWARD, DROOPING, etc.
FLOWER SHAPE Salverform
FLOWER DIAMETER About 26.9 mm
FLOWER DEPTH (HEIGHT) About 24.0 mm
FLOWER LONGEVITY ON PLANT About 7~10 days
PERSISTENT OR SELF-CLEANING? Self-cleaning
PETAL TEXTURE, UPPER SURFACE Smooth
PETAL TEXTURE, LOWER SURFACE Smooth
TUBE TEXTURE, Pubescent
PETAL ARRANGEMENT Single whorl
PETAL NUMBER 5
PETALS FUSED? Fused
PETAL SHAPE Spatulate
PETAL MARGIN Entire
PETAL TIP Mucronate
PETAL BASE Fused
PETAL LENGTH About 11.9 mm
PETAL WIDTH About 12.3 mm
PETAL COLOR, WHEN OPENING, Near 72A RHS
UPPER SIDE
PETAL COLOR, WHEN OPENING, Near N80C RHS
LOWER SIDE
PETAL COLOR, FULLY OPENED, Near N74A RHS
UPPER SIDE
PETAL COLOR, FULLY OPENED, Near 84C RHS
LOWER SIDE
PETAL COLOR, FADING TO — RHS
THROAT DIAMETER About 8.8 mm
TUBE DIAMETER (PROXIMAL END) About 3.1 mm
TUBE LENGTH About 16.3 mm
THROAT COLOR (inside) Near 83D and N92A
TUBE COLOR (outside) Near 83C RHS
SEPAL ARRANGEMENT Single whorl
NUMBER OF SEPALS 5
SEPAL SHAPE Narrow elliptic
SEPAL MARGIN Entire
SEPAL TIP Obtuse
SEPAL BASE Fused
SEPAL LENGTH About 12.0 mm
SEPAL WIDTH About 2.3 mm
SEPAL COLOR, IMMATURE, UPPER Near 143B RHS
SIDE
SEPAL COLOR, IMMATURE, UNDER Near 143C RHS
SIDE
SEPAL COLOR, MATURE, UPPER Near 143B RHS
SIDE
SEPAL COLOR, MATURE, UNDER Near 143C RHS
SIDE
CALYX SHAPE Tubular, star shape
CALYX LENGTH About 9.0 mm
CALYX DIAMETER About 13.7 mm
PEDUNCLE LENGTH About 15.1 mm
PEDUNCLE DIAMETER About 0.7 mm
PEDUNCLE ANGLE Upright to outward
PEDUNCLE TEXTURE Pubescent
PEDUNCLE COLOR Near 144A, Near the calyx:
with 77A RHS Anthocyanin
STAMEN NUMBER 5
STAMEN LENGTH About 10.6~13.5 mm
ANTHER SHAPE Ellipsoidal
ANTHER SIZE About 2.1 × 1.5 mm
ANTHER COLOR Near 93C RHS
AMOUNT OF POLLEN Moderate
POLLEN COLOR Near 93D RHS
PISTIL NUMBER 1
PISTIL LENGTH About 11.4 mm
STIGMA SHAPE Transversely ellipsoidal
STIGMA COLOR Near 92B RHS
STYLE COLOR Near 145D RHS
OVARY COLOR Near 146D RHS
OTHER FLOWER CHARACTERISTICS  
QUANTITY OF SEEDS Seed production has not
been observed.
Fruit This variety will bear fruit
but no fruits are produced
up to date
ROOT STRUCTURES such as BULBS, Fibrous root
CORMS or RHIZOMES?
LOW TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE Good
HIGH TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE Good
DISEASE RESISTANCE AND/OR —
SUSCEPTIBILITY
RESISTANCE OF PESTS AND/OR —
SUSCEPTIBILITY
This new variety of Petunia plant having the above botanical characteristics is suitable for flower bedding and potting, particularly in hanging pots or planters.

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