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USPP8746P
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  • the present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of strawberry (Fragaria L.) called "Ofra”.
  • the variety was developed from an organized scientifically designated breeding program carried out at the Agricultural Research Organization, the Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel.
  • the variety is the product of selection of seedlings resulting from crosses between the strawberry varieties “Parker” and "111".
  • the variety was asexually vegetatively propagated through runners and the reproduction ran true.
  • the new variety "Ofra” is able to grow in September and produce fruit starting in November and lasting until summer.
  • the production of fruit beginning in November is two months earlier than short-day strawberry varieties and within a similar time frame of strawberry varieties "Shalom” (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,876), “Smadar” (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,865), “Saaid” (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,870), “Dorit” (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,869) “Sharon” (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,881).
  • the fruit of the "Ofra” variety is characterized by good taste, good shape and size as well as a long shelf life.
  • FIG. 1. Photograph of the "Ofra” variety illustrating the fruit.
  • FIG. 2. Photograph of the "Ofra” variety illustrating a cross-section of the fruit.
  • FIG. 3. Photograph of the "Ofra” variety illustrating the entire plant with foliage, flowers and fruit.
  • the "Ofra” variety was grown in winter under polyethylene tunnels in Israel.
  • "Ofra” is a an infra short-day strawberry variety. Infra short-day varieties are induced to initiate flower bud primordia in response to relatively long light regimes (but under short-day conditions) and are relatively insensitive to night temperatures. Flowering and fruit production is not affected by the use of polyethylene wind tunnels. This production procedure is utilized in normal agricultural practices by the skilled artisan and does not involve temperature or light control. Mother plants were stored at 0° C. from January through April. They were then planted in the nursery without further treatment. Runners with plantlets were produced during summer. These young plantlets were collected from the nursery in September and transferred to raised beds.
  • Average temperatures at that time of the year are 30° C. during the day and 22° C. at night. Water and fertilizers were applied through drip irrigation.
  • An example of an optimum planting date is between August 25 and September 5 with the approximate date of flowering on October 1-10 and the approximate date of first fruiting on November 1-10. "Ofra" flowering is not induced by chilling, but by natural exposure to shortening day length. Color readings described herein were taken under natural light conditions and color identifications were made by reference to The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart (RHSCC) except where common terms of color definition are employed.
  • the fruit is longer than broad, with first order and second order fruit possessing distinct shapes (Table 2).
  • the fruit is very firm with an orange-red color (Table 2).
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A new and distinct variety of strawberry (Fragaria L.) called "Ofra" is disclosed. The variety is a cross between "Parker" and "111", which results in a variety that flowers several months earlier than most other known strawberry varieties.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of strawberry (Fragaria L.) called "Ofra". The variety was developed from an organized scientifically designated breeding program carried out at the Agricultural Research Organization, the Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel. The variety is the product of selection of seedlings resulting from crosses between the strawberry varieties "Parker" and "111". The variety was asexually vegetatively propagated through runners and the reproduction ran true.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The new variety "Ofra" is able to grow in September and produce fruit starting in November and lasting until summer. The production of fruit beginning in November is two months earlier than short-day strawberry varieties and within a similar time frame of strawberry varieties "Shalom" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,876), "Smadar" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,865), "Saaid" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,870), "Dorit" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,869) "Sharon" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,881). The fruit of the "Ofra" variety is characterized by good taste, good shape and size as well as a long shelf life.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
FIG. 1.--Photograph of the "Ofra" variety illustrating the fruit.
FIG. 2.--Photograph of the "Ofra" variety illustrating a cross-section of the fruit.
FIG. 3.--Photograph of the "Ofra" variety illustrating the entire plant with foliage, flowers and fruit.
DETAILED BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
The "Ofra" variety was grown in winter under polyethylene tunnels in Israel. "Ofra" is a an infra short-day strawberry variety. Infra short-day varieties are induced to initiate flower bud primordia in response to relatively long light regimes (but under short-day conditions) and are relatively insensitive to night temperatures. Flowering and fruit production is not affected by the use of polyethylene wind tunnels. This production procedure is utilized in normal agricultural practices by the skilled artisan and does not involve temperature or light control. Mother plants were stored at 0° C. from January through April. They were then planted in the nursery without further treatment. Runners with plantlets were produced during summer. These young plantlets were collected from the nursery in September and transferred to raised beds. Average temperatures at that time of the year are 30° C. during the day and 22° C. at night. Water and fertilizers were applied through drip irrigation. An example of an optimum planting date is between August 25 and September 5 with the approximate date of flowering on October 1-10 and the approximate date of first fruiting on November 1-10. "Ofra" flowering is not induced by chilling, but by natural exposure to shortening day length. Color readings described herein were taken under natural light conditions and color identifications were made by reference to The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart (RHSCC) except where common terms of color definition are employed.
The pertinent characteristics of the present invention are presented in Table 1 and Table 2. Additionally, the variety "Ofra" (1) has no tendency toward fruit malformation; (2) disease resistance appears normal in that no particular problematic conditions arose during trials; and (3) the type of bearing is not remontant (e.g., "Ofra" blooms perpetuously, during late fall and winter).
The fruit is longer than broad, with first order and second order fruit possessing distinct shapes (Table 2). The fruit is very firm with an orange-red color (Table 2).
The variety "Ofra" flowers several months earlier than known strawberry varieties. One of the closest known varieties would be "Karina" (Table 1), and the new varieties mentioned supra; e.g., U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,881 ("Sharon"), U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,876 ("Shalom"), U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,865 ("Smadar"), U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,870 ("Saaid") and U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,869 ("Dorit"). Additionally, early flowering results in early fruit production for "Ofra" and the two varieties, "Virginia", subject of a U.S. Plant patent application Ser. No. 07/823,802, filed Jan. 22, 1992, and "Nama", subject of U.S. Plant patent application Ser. No. 07/823,721, filed Jan. 22, 1992. Total Soluble Solids (TSS), marketable appearance, fruit color, sepal appearance, firmness, pressure defects and general health are presented in Table 3 by comparison to the co-pending varieties as well as the short-day variety, "Douglas" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 4,487).
              TABLE 1                                                     
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PLANT CHARACTERISTICS OF "OFRA"                                           
MORPHOLOGICAL              COMPARABLE                                     
TRAIT        DESCRIPTION.sup.a                                            
                           VARIETY.sup.b                                  
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Classification                                                            
             Botanical-                                                   
             Fragaria L.                                                  
Plant habit  Flat-Globose  "Sengana"                                      
Plant density                                                             
             Medium        "Gorella"                                      
Plant vigor  Strong        "Grande"                                       
Plant diameter                                                            
             160-220 mm                                                   
Plant height 80-90 mm                                                     
Leaf:                                                                     
a) Length    120-190 mm                                                   
b) Width     100-150 mm                                                   
c) Color                                                                  
1) Upper Side:                                                            
             Medium Green                                                 
d) Blistering                                                             
             Weak                                                         
e) Cross-section                                                          
             Concave                                                      
f) # of leaflets                                                          
             Sometimes >3                                                 
Terminal leaflet                                                          
a) Length/Width                                                           
             As long as broad                                             
ratio                                                                     
b) Shape of base                                                          
             Obtuse                                                       
c) Shape of teeth                                                         
             Obtuse                                                       
d) Length    60-75 mm                                                     
e) Width     60-75 mm                                                     
Flower                                                                    
a) Size      Medium        "Gorella"                                      
b) Size of calyx to                                                       
             Similar                                                      
corolla                                                                   
c) Size of inner calyx                                                    
             Larger                                                       
versus outer calyx                                                        
d) Spacing of petals                                                      
             Overlapping                                                  
e) Diameter                                                               
1) First order                                                            
             32 mm                                                        
2) Second order                                                           
             28 mm                                                        
f) Petal length/width                                                     
             Nearly as broad                                              
             as long                                                      
1) length    12-13 mm                                                     
2) width     14-15 mm                                                     
g) Time of flowering                                                      
             Very early    "Karina".sup.c                                 
Stolon                                                                    
a) Number    Many          "Gorella" .sup.d                               
b) Thickness Thick                                                        
c) Anthocyanin                                                            
             Weak                                                         
coloration                                                                
Petiole                                                                   
a) Pose of hairs                                                          
             Outwards                                                     
b) Length    55-90 mm                                                     
Fruiting Truss:                                                           
             Prostrate                                                    
Attitude                                                                  
Stipule: Anthocyanin                                                      
             Medium                                                       
Coloration                                                                
Inflorescence                                                             
a) Position relative                                                      
             Above                                                        
to foliage                                                                
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 .sup.a The description of "Ofra" is based on the test guidelines for     
 Fragaria L. of the International Union for the Protection of New Plant   
 Varieties, (UPOV).                                                       
 .sup.b Only characteristcs which are relevant for comparing varities are 
 listed. For example, there are no varietal differences acknowledged in th
 characteristic "color of lower side of leaf".                            
 .sup.c "Ofra" flowers at the end of October. One of the earliest known   
 varieties for comparison is "Karina", which flowers in January.          
 Additionally, "Ofra" flowers within approximately the time range as      
 strawberry varieties "Shalom" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7876), "Smadar" (U.S. 
 Plant Pat. No. 7,865, "Saaid" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 7,870, "Dorit" (U.S.  
 Plant Pat. No. 7,869, in U.S. Plant Pat. Application Ser. No. 07/823,802,
 filed Jan. 22, 1992, and U.S. Plant Pat. Application Ser. No. 07/823,721,
 filed Jan. 22, 1992, respectively.                                       
 .sup. d "Ofra" still produces more runners than the comparable variety,  
 "Gorella".                                                               

              TABLE 2                                                     
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FRUIT CHARACTERISTICS OF "OFRA"                                           
CHARACTERISTCS       DESCRIPTION                                          
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Time of ripening     Very Early                                           
Ratio of length/maximum width                                             
                     Longer than broad                                    
Size                 Large                                                
First Order                                                               
a) Predominant Shape Wedges                                               
b) Length            45-55 mm                                             
c) Width             30-40 mm                                             
d) Thickness         22-30 mm                                             
e) Weight            27 g                                                 
Second Order                                                              
a) Predominant Shape Conical                                              
b) Length            45-50 mm                                             
c) Width             25-30 mm                                             
d) Thickness         23-28 mm                                             
Difference in Shape Betwen First                                          
                     Marked                                               
Order and Second Order Fruit                                              
Band without achenes Narrow or Medium                                     
Unevenness of surface                                                     
                     Absent or Very weak                                  
Color                Red                                                  
Evenness of color    Even                                                 
Glassiness           Strong                                               
Insertion of achenes Below surface                                        
Insertion of calyx   Set above fruit                                      
Pose of calyx segments                                                    
                     Reflexed                                             
Size of calyx in relation to                                              
                     Same size                                            
fruit diameter                                                            
Adherence of calyx   Very strong                                          
Firmness             Very firm                                            
Color of flesh       Orange-red                                           
Eveness of flesh color                                                    
                     Slightly uneven                                      
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              TABLE 3                                                     
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COMPARATIVE SHELF-LIFE AND FLAVOR OF "OFRA"                               
                                   Mar-                                   
Percentage             Se-         ket-                                   
       Pres-                                                              
            Firmness.sup.a                                                
                       pal         able                                   
             sure        New-  ap-  Fruit                                 
                                         ap-   Sugar                      
Vari-        de-    Vis- ton   pear-                                      
                                    co-  pear- content                    
ety  Health  fects  ual  units ance.sup.b                                 
                                    lor.sup.c                             
                                         ance.sup.d                       
                                               T.S.S..sup.e               
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First test:                                                               
at harvest date                                                           
Ofra 100      0       5  6.0   5    4.0  4.5   9.6                        
Vir- 100      0       5  4.2   5    3.5  4.0   8.5                        
ginia.sup.f                                                               
Na-  100      0       5  3.7   5    3.5  4.0   8.0                        
ma.sup.g                                                                  
Douglas.sup.h                                                             
100       0       5    3.7   5    4.5  4.0   6.5                          
Second test:                                                              
After 3 days of storage at 2° C.                                   
Ofra 92       8     4.0  6.0   4    4.2  4.4                              
Vir- 80      20     3.5  3.5   4    4.2  3.8                              
ginia                                                                     
Na-  78      22     3.5  3.0   4    4.0  3.7                              
ma                                                                        
Douglas                                                                   
76       24     3.7    3.5   4    5.0  3.7                                
Third test:                                                               
after 3 days storage at 2° C. plus                                 
2 additional days at simulated shelf temperature of 18° C.         
Ofra 55      45     3.5  5.5   3.2  4.5  3.5                              
Vir- 50      50     3.0  2.8   3.0  4.5  3.2                              
ginia                                                                     
Na-  44      56     3.0  3.0   3.0  4.5  3.0                              
ma                                                                        
Douglas                                                                   
45       55     3.0    3.0   3.2  5.0  3.2                                
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 INDEX:                                                                   
 .sup.a 5hard 1soft                                                       
 .sup.b 5green, fresh like, 1dry, brown                                   
 .sup.c 5dark red, 1green, pink                                           
 .sup.d 5prime 1not marketable                                            
 .sup.e Total Soluble Solids (T.S.S.) expresses fruit sweetness and was   
 determined with a refractometer                                          
 .sup.f U.S. Plant Pat. Application Ser. No. 07/823,802, January 22, 1992.
 .sup.g U.S. Plant Pat. Application Ser. No. 07/823,721, January 22, 1992.
 .sup.h U.S. Plant Pat. No. 4,487

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1. A new distinct variety of strawberry plant substantially as illustrated and described and distinguished as being able to grow in September and produce fruit starting in November and lasting until summer, with fruit having a good taste and shape and a long shelf life.
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