USPP3333P - Chrysanthemum plant - Google Patents
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- the present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of pot chrysanthemum plant which is a seedling of parents identified as #63471-2 57346-5. Both parents are unpatented and identified by the above numbers to distinguish the same from other parents in the breeding program.
- the new cultivar was selected from the progeny of the designated cross, and when asexually reproduced by cuttings at Barberton, Ohio, has been found to retain its distinctive characteristics through successive propagations.
- Appearance and f0rm.-Open at base broadens quickly, broad convexed keel, tapering to a sharp point; petal edges reflexed.
- a new and distinct cultivar of chrysanthemum characterized as to uniqueness by its bright lavender pink flower color that is bright and lively even under incandescent lights, but during fading, still holds a uniform color during high temperature periods; unique large cactus-like decorative flowers three to four inches in diameter; plants that average 5 breaks per pinched plant; a spreading habit equal to or greater than the growth type of the Mandalay family; a unique deeply indented foliage, and by it early fast response, making it one of the most eflicient varieties to grow from the standpoint of total crop time.
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United States Patent 3,333 CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANT Walter H. Jessel, Jr., Doylestown, and William E. Dutfett,
Akron, Ohio, assignors to Yoder Brothers, Inc., Barberton, Ohio Filed Aug. 11, 1971, Ser. No. 170,934 Int. Cl. A01h /00 US. Cl. Plt.-80 1 Claim The present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of pot chrysanthemum plant which is a seedling of parents identified as #63471-2 57346-5. Both parents are unpatented and identified by the above numbers to distinguish the same from other parents in the breeding program.
The new cultivar offers the following unique characteristics to pot chrysanthemum growers:
(l) A beautiful bright lavender pink flower color that fades, but still holds a uniform color during high temperature periods.
(2) A bright, lively color under incandescent lights.
(3) Large cactus-like decorative flowers three to four inches in diameter.
(4) Plants that average 5 breaks per pinched plant.
(5) A spreading habit equal to or greater than the growth type of the well-known Mandalay family.
(6) Deeply indented foliage.
(7) A cultivar that provides an early, fast response thereby making it one of the most efficient varieties to grow from the standpoint of total crop time.
The new cultivar was selected from the progeny of the designated cross, and when asexually reproduced by cuttings at Barberton, Ohio, has been found to retain its distinctive characteristics through successive propagations.
Our new cultivar when grown in the vicinity of Barberton, Ohio, has a response period of approximately 8 weeks, and the following detailed description is based on observations made of the new cultivar in a greenhouse in Barberton, Ohio. The response time, blooming period, color, and total vigor may vary significantly with varying environmental conditions such as temperature, day length, and light intensity.
The following chart outlines the variation in response experienced and the suggested long day treatments for the various seasons, in Barberton, Ohio, with carbon dioxide injected into the greenhouse atmosphere when possible:
Response (weeks) Flowering period: and treatment Spring 8 medium. Early summer 9 medium. Mid summer 9 tall. Late summer-early fall 8 tall. Late fall 8 medium.
Botanical classification: Chrysanthemum morifolium. Bloom:
Size.Approximately 3". Fully expanded.Approximately 4". Borne.--Singly on disbudded plant.
Stems.Strong.
FormDecorative.
Permanence.l0l4 days.
C0lor.Center of flower-dark lavender pink, 2.5RP5/10; base of petalsdark lavender pink, 2.5RP5/10 to dark pink, 2.5RP6/8; inside of petalsdark lavender pink, 2.5 RP5/ 10 to dark pink, 2.5RP6/8; reverse of petalslavender, 10P8/ 6 to light lavender, 10P7/4; tonality from a distancelavender; discolorationlavender pink.
Petals:
Texture.Smooth.
Appearance and f0rm.-Open at base, broadens quickly, broad convexed keel, tapering to a sharp point; petal edges reflexed.
Arrangement.-Composite, whorled on a single receptacle.
Persislence.Resist shatter.
Fragrance.Typical chrysanthemum.
Reproductive organs:
Stamen, anthers.None.
Pollen.None.
Arrangement.-Clustered in center of flower, if present. Styles-Present in ray florets. Length.Sh0rt.
0varies.At the base of petal attached to receptacle. Plant:
F0rm.Herbaceous.
Gr0wth-Spreading.
Height.Approximately 10" when given the recommended response and treatment as defined for the various seasons and outlined in the timetables-of Yoder Brothers, Inc., Barberton, Ohio, assignee of the present invention.
Spread.-Approximately 13" when given the recommended response and treatment as defined for the various seasons and outlined in the Yoder timetables. Foliage:
T op side.Dark green, 7.5GY3/4. Size.4" long; 2" wide.
Quantity.Numerous.
Shape.Spatulate lobed.
Texture.Sm00th.
Ribs and veins.Prominent.
Edge.Deeply indented.
Serration.--Coarse.
Underside.-(Approximately) light green, 10GY4/4 but more gray.
Stipules.Prominent.
We claim:
1. A new and distinct cultivar of chrysanthemum characterized as to uniqueness by its bright lavender pink flower color that is bright and lively even under incandescent lights, but during fading, still holds a uniform color during high temperature periods; unique large cactus-like decorative flowers three to four inches in diameter; plants that average 5 breaks per pinched plant; a spreading habit equal to or greater than the growth type of the Mandalay family; a unique deeply indented foliage, and by it early fast response, making it one of the most eflicient varieties to grow from the standpoint of total crop time.
No references cited.
ROBERT E. BAGWILL, Primary Examiner
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