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- the present discovery relates toa new and distinct variety of nectarine plant, originating as a seedling of Burbanks Flaming-Gold variety of fuzzless peach or nectarine.
- the Burbank variety is notable for its smooth, waxy skin of flashing gold blending into flaming red coloring, its delicious peach flavor and golden orange, juicy flesh.
- the present variety resembles this Burbank nectarine very closely in appearance, size and flavor, but is dominantly distinguished therefrom by its early ripening period at least two weeks ahead of Burbank, when grown under comparable conditions.
- the drawing illustrates specimens of this new variety both in elevation and sectional views, depicting also the pit and its cavity.
- Tree Large; vigorous; dense; spreading; vase formed; hardy; very productive; regular bearer.
- Flesh.Co1or-Yel1ow (Ridgway, Primuline Yellow, Plate XVI, Color 19'). Surface of pit-Yellow. Texturefirm. Fibresabundant; tender. Ripens-Fairly even. Flavor--Subacid. Aroma-distinct. Eating qu-alitybest.
- a new and distinct variety of nectarine plant characterized by its similarity in appearance, size and flavor to Burbanks Flaming-Gold nectarine, while difiering therefrom by its earlier ripening period, substantially as shown and described.
Description
Sept. 2, 1947. R. H. KING Plant Pat. 759
NECTARINE PLANT Filed Nov. 12, 1946 Patented Sept. 2, 1947 UNITED STATES PATENT Plant Fat. 759
OFFICE NECTARINE PLANT Application November 12, 1946, Serial No. 709,148
1 Claim. 1
The present discovery relates toa new and distinct variety of nectarine plant, originating as a seedling of Burbanks Flaming-Gold variety of fuzzless peach or nectarine.
The Burbank variety is notable for its smooth, waxy skin of flashing gold blending into flaming red coloring, its delicious peach flavor and golden orange, juicy flesh.
The present variety resembles this Burbank nectarine very closely in appearance, size and flavor, but is dominantly distinguished therefrom by its early ripening period at least two weeks ahead of Burbank, when grown under comparable conditions.
Asexual reproduction shows that these characteristics hold true through succeeding propagations.
The drawing illustrates specimens of this new variety both in elevation and sectional views, depicting also the pit and its cavity.
The following is a detailed description of the new variety, giving color designations according to the conventional dictionary definition of terminology as well as corresponding color terms according to Ridgways Color Standard:
Dates first and last pickingJuly 27, 1946- August 5, 1946.
Tree: Large; vigorous; dense; spreading; vase formed; hardy; very productive; regular bearer.
Trunlc.Stocky; medium smooth.
Branches.--Medium stocky; smooth; Dull Brown (Ridgway, Liver Brown, Plate XIV, Color 7', Tone M); red, glossy twigs. Lenticelsmedium number; medium size.
Leaves.Length, width, 1%". Large; ovate; acutely pointed; medium thick; smooth; Dark Green (Ridgway, Dark Yellowish Green, Plate XVIII, Color 33, Row M). Margiwfinely serrate. Petrolemedium length; thick. Glandsaverage number, 3 to 5; alternate; medium size; reniform; free.
FZowers.-Dates first and full blossomsq March 27, 1946-March 30, 1946. Medium early compared with other varieties; medium size; Pink.
Fruit: Maturity when described-eating, July 28,
Siza-Uniform; medium size. Axial diameter-2 A Transverse in suture plane- 2%,". At right angles to suture plane- 2%".
FOrm.Uniform; symmetrical; globose; oblong; sides equal. SuturB-distinct; extends from base to apex; has slight depression beyond pistil point. Ventral surface-rounded; slightly lipped toward apex. Lipsunequal. Cavity-rounded; circular; elongated in suture plane with suture showing on one or both sides on some specimens. Depth-%"; breadth- /g". Base truncate. Apex apical. Stem-length, A,; stout. Adherence to stone-strong. Skinthin; tough; tenacious to flesh. Tendency to breaknone. Color-highly blushed red (Ridgway, Bordeaux, Plate XII, Color 71, Tone K). Down-Wanting.
Flesh.Co1or-Yel1ow (Ridgway, Primuline Yellow, Plate XVI, Color 19'). Surface of pit-Yellow. Texturefirm. Fibresabundant; tender. Ripens-Fairly even. Flavor--Subacid. Aroma-distinct. Eating qu-alitybest.
St0ne.Semi-free. Adheres to flesh over upper half of sides. Fibreslong. Sizemedium. Length 1%. Thickness F rm-obovoid; full toward base. Basestraight. Hzlum--narrow; oval. Apexacute. Sides-equal on right and left sides. Surface-regularly furrowed throughout; pitted toward base. Ridgesrounded toward apex. Pits-circular. Ventral edge thick, without Wing. Dorsal edgeFull with deep narrow groove throughout. Ridges on either sideinterrupted.
Use: Market; Dessert.
Keeping quality: Medium.
Resistance to: Insects and diseases-good. Shipping quality: Good.
Iclaim:
A new and distinct variety of nectarine plant, characterized by its similarity in appearance, size and flavor to Burbanks Flaming-Gold nectarine, while difiering therefrom by its earlier ripening period, substantially as shown and described.
RICHARD H. KING.
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