USPP9751P - Hybrid Tea rose plant named `Carsoof` - Google Patents

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USPP9751P
USPP9751P US08/351,865 US35186594V US9751P US PP9751 P USPP9751 P US PP9751P US 35186594 V US35186594 V US 35186594V US 9751 P US9751 P US 9751P
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  • the new and distinct cultivar described and illustrated herein is to related the cultivar ⁇ Saphir ⁇ , also know as Tanrikas, of Rosen Tanatu, Matias Tantau Nachreteer. Tanrikas is the subject of U.S. Plant Pat. No. 8,618 to Evers.
  • the present invention is concerned with a new variety of a Hybrid Tea rose discovered by me and being a mutation of ⁇ Saphir ⁇ .
  • This mutation was discovered as a branch of on a ⁇ Saphir ⁇ plant in 1993 on a cultivated area in a farm, located in Moshav Ha'yogev, located in Izra'el Valley, Israel with an average night temperature of 25° C. in summer and 0°-5° C. in winter.
  • the branch was vegetatively propagated from cuttings by self-rooting. From these cuttings plants were grown in a green house where they were further vegetatively propagated from cuttings by self-rooting.
  • the presently claimed cultivar was a natural mutation of the cultivar Saphir.
  • the data in the following table of comparison is based on observations made in the greenhouse at Moshav Ha'yogev, where plants were grown side-by-side, under the same conditions and under the same roof. The following observations were made between the present invention and the parent plant.
  • Leaf Length, width, glossiness of upper half.
  • Flower Average number of petals, side view of upper side, fragrance, color, fading with age, life both on the plant and in a vase.
  • Petal Size, shape, color, basal spot.
  • Stamen Predominant color of filament.
  • Anthers Color, size.
  • Sheet 1 represents a typical specimen of the present invention, illustrating a flower bud at picking stage, a petal, a part of the stem, leaflets, and flowers ar various opening stages;
  • Sheet 2 represents a side-by-side comparison of the flower size, bud size and color of petal between a typical specimen of the present invention, ⁇ Carsoof ⁇ (on the left), and the parent variety, ⁇ Saphir ⁇ (on the right); and
  • Sheet 3 represents a typical specimen of typical petals and other parts of a flower of the present invention.
  • Shape --Rounded with slight tendency to pointed at tip.
  • Middle zone R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white).
  • Marginal zone R.H.S. 158 B (whiter then yellow-white). Basal spot: None.
  • Middle zone R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white).
  • Marginal zone R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white).
  • Basal spot None.
  • Shape of longitudinal section is.--Funnel shaped.
  • the cultivar is intended as and is suitable as a greenhouse rose.
  • the cultivar bears blooms multiply. Blooms may be borne in a cluster.

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A new and distinct rose plant of the Hybrid Tea class named `Carsoof`. The plant is characterized by vigorous growth, non-fragrant yellow-white (R.H.S. 158 B) colored flowers, early and prolific flower production, fast and good propagating features, and very good self-rooting characteristics.

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CROSS REFERENCE TO RELATED PATENTS
The new and distinct cultivar described and illustrated herein is to related the cultivar `Saphir`, also know as Tanrikas, of Rosen Tanatu, Matias Tantau Nachfolger. Tanrikas is the subject of U.S. Plant Pat. No. 8,618 to Evers.
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention is concerned with a new variety of a Hybrid Tea rose discovered by me and being a mutation of `Saphir`.
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
This mutation was discovered as a branch of on a `Saphir` plant in 1993 on a cultivated area in a farm, located in Moshav Ha'yogev, located in Izra'el Valley, Israel with an average night temperature of 25° C. in summer and 0°-5° C. in winter.
The branch was vegetatively propagated from cuttings by self-rooting. From these cuttings plants were grown in a green house where they were further vegetatively propagated from cuttings by self-rooting.
The resulting plants were found to be stable in their botanical characteristics, as are described below and as illustrated by typical plants parts in the attached photographs.
Asexual propagative of this new variety was performed at Moshav Ha'yogev, Israel.
The presently claimed cultivar was a natural mutation of the cultivar Saphir. The data in the following table of comparison is based on observations made in the greenhouse at Moshav Ha'yogev, where plants were grown side-by-side, under the same conditions and under the same roof. The following observations were made between the present invention and the parent plant.
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                       SAPHIR                                             
           CARSOOF     (TANRIKAS)                                         
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hue of anthocyanin                                                        
             red-brown     red-green                                      
coloration                                                                
Leaf:                                                                     
size:                                                                     
length       100-145 mm    100-150 mm                                     
width        90-130 mm     85-135 mm                                      
glossiness of upper                                                       
             medium        strong                                         
side                                                                      
Patiole:                                                                  
rachis       dark green, rough                                            
                           green, smooth under                            
                           side                                           
Foliage:                                                                  
mature: color:                                                            
             dark green    dark green, very                               
(upper side):              glossy                                         
quantity     medium        abundant                                       
Flower bud:                                                               
longitudinal section                                                      
             ovoid         round                                          
Flower:                                                                   
number of petals                                                          
             21-30         18-29                                          
side view (upper side):                                                   
             convex to flattened                                          
                           concave                                        
fragrance    none          slight                                         
color fading with age                                                     
             none          slight fading                                  
                           begins after 3 days                            
life:                                                                     
on the plant 20 days       16-18 days                                     
in a vase    12-14 days    10-12 days                                     
Sepal:                                                                    
extensions   few           very few to few                                
Petal:                                                                    
size:                                                                     
length       40-50 mm      39-45 mm                                       
width        38-50 mm      37-43 mm                                       
shape        rounded with slight                                          
                           round                                          
             tendency to pointed                                          
             at tip                                                       
upper side:                                                               
color        RHS 158B (whiter                                             
                           RHS 38A (salmon                                
             than yellow white)                                           
                           pink)                                          
basal spot   none          present                                        
lower side:                                                               
color        RHS 158B (whiter                                             
                           RHS 38 A (salmon                               
             than yellow white)                                           
                           pink)                                          
basal spot   none          present                                        
Guard petal: generally very light                                         
                           occasional green                               
             pink          streak                                         
Stamen:                                                                   
predominant color of                                                      
             white         pink-white                                     
filament                                                                  
Style:                                                                    
color        light green   reddish                                        
Anthers:                                                                  
color        white         yellow                                         
length       short         medium                                         
Filament:                                                                 
color        yellow-orange reddish                                        
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All color definitions in this application are taken from The Royal Horticultural Society of Longon, England, (R.H.S.) Color Chart.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The present invention provides a Hybrid Tea rose variety which includes the following characteristics which distinguish the new variety from the cultivar to which it is related:
Distinctly different in the following:
Young shoot: Hue of anthocyanin coloration.
Leaf: Length, width, glossiness of upper half.
Petiole: Rachis.
Foliage: Color, quantity.
Flower bud: Longitudinal section.
Flower: Average number of petals, side view of upper side, fragrance, color, fading with age, life both on the plant and in a vase.
Sepal: Extensions.
Petal: Size, shape, color, basal spot.
Guard petals: Color.
Stamen: Predominant color of filament.
Style: Color.
Anthers: Color, size.
Filament: Color.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
Sheet 1 represents a typical specimen of the present invention, illustrating a flower bud at picking stage, a petal, a part of the stem, leaflets, and flowers ar various opening stages;
Sheet 2 represents a side-by-side comparison of the flower size, bud size and color of petal between a typical specimen of the present invention, `Carsoof` (on the left), and the parent variety, `Saphir` (on the right); and
Sheet 3 represents a typical specimen of typical petals and other parts of a flower of the present invention.
The colors in the drawings are as true as reasonably possible in an illustration, depicting green and red colors. The photographs were taken from comparable specimens, grown under exactly the same conditions, in a greenhouse at Moshav Ha'yogev, each on its own roots, and being visibly healthy.
BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION
The following observations were made in Moshav Ha'yogev, Israel, in 1993 in a greenhouse.
Plant:
Form.--Bush.
Growth habit.--Semi-upright.
Height (cm).--150-200.
Spread (cm).--Ca. 50.
Wood:
Color.--Young: Light green. Mature: Light green.
Bark color.--Young: Light green. Mature: Green/corky.
Stem:
Color.--Young: R.H.S. 144 A/152 A yellow. Mature: R.H.S. 143 A green.
Young shoot:
Anthocyanin coloration.--Medium to strong.
Hue of anthocyanin.--Red-brown.
Prickle(s): Present.
Size.--Length (mm): Ca 7.5.
Height (mm).--Ca 4.5.
Shape.--Upper side: Flattened. Lower side: Concave.
Color.--Young: Green yellow. Mature: Light brown.
Short prickles:
Quantity per 10 cm at center of stem.--Very few (3).
Long prickles:
Quantity per 10 cm at center of stem.--Few (6).
Leaf:
Size.--Length (mm): 100-145. Width (mm): 90-130.
Green color.--Dark.
Glossiness of upper side.--Medium.
Number of leaflets in the compound leaf.--3, 5, or 7.
Leaflet:
Cross section.--Straight.
Undulation of margin.--Weak to medium.
Margin.--Serrated.
Terminal leaflet:
Length of blade (mm).--65-90.
Maximum width (mm).--15-25.
Shape.--Base: Rounded.
Description.--Smooth shiny.
Petiole:
Length (mm).--15-22.
Color.--R.H.S. 144 A yellow green.
Rachis.--Dark green, rough.
Foliage:
Young.--Color: Upper side: R.H.S. 152 A yellow green. Lower side: R.H.S. 176 A grey orange.
Mature.--Color: Upper side: R.H.S. 137 A green. Lower side: R.H.S. 138 A green.
Quantity.--Medium.
Thorns:
Color.--Young: R.H.S. 173 A grey orange. Mature: R.H.S. 199 A grey brown.
Stipule: Short, hairy.
Bloom:
Borne.--Multiply/in a cluster.
Flowering shoot:
Number of flowers.--Few (7).
Flowering habit: Continuous.
Flowering stem:
Length (cm).--Long (ca. 60).
Color.--Green.
Flower pedicel:
Number of hairs or prickles.--Few.
Flower bud:
Longitudinal section.--Ovoid.
Flower:
Type.--Double.
Diameter (mm).--Ca. 85.
Fragrance.--None.
View from above.--Rounded.
Side view.--Upper side: Convex to flattened. Lower side: Flattened.
Number of petals.--21-30.
Life.--On the plant: Very long: 20 days. In a vase: Very long: 12-14 days.
Fading with age.--Stable (none).
Sepal:
Length (mm).--35-50.
Extensions.--Very weak to weak.
Color.--Upper side: R.H.S. 144 B/D yellow green. Lower side: R.H.S. 144 A yellow green.
Petal:
Size.--Length (mm): 39-50. Width (mm): 38-50.
Shape.--Rounded with slight tendency to pointed at tip.
Upper side.--Color: Middle zone: R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white). Marginal zone: R.H.S. 158 B (whiter then yellow-white). Basal spot: None.
Lower side.--Color: Middle zone: R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white). Marginal zone: R.H.S. 158 B (whiter than yellow-white). Basal spot: None.
Reflexing of margin.--Medium.
Undulation of margin.--Medium.
Stamen:
Predominant color of filament.--White.
Style:
Length.--Long.
Predominant color.--White -- light purple.
Hairiness of upper half.--Medium.
Color.--Light green.
Stigma:
Position as compared with anthers.--Same level.
Color.--Light green.
Seed vessel:
Size.--Small.
Length (mm).--8.
Diameter (mm).--11.5.
Shape of longitudinal section.--Funnel shaped.
Color.--Green.
Description.--Hairy.
Pollen: Yellow.
Anthers:
Color.--White.
Quantity.--Many.
Arrangement.--Peripheral.
Filament:
Color.--Yellow-orange.
Description.--Folded triangle.
Time from planting to beginning of flowering: Early: 3 months.
Self-rooting: Very good.
The cultivar is intended as and is suitable as a greenhouse rose. The cultivar bears blooms multiply. Blooms may be borne in a cluster.
When reference is made herein to "Number of flowers few," it is understood that such refers to 3, 4 or 5 flowers per cluster. In addition, the term "fast" represents: within one month from insertion (of the cutting into the bedding) to a commercial plant. The term "good" represents about 60-70% success in propagation.

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1. A new and distinct rose plant of the Hybrid Tea class named `Carsoof` as shown and described; said plant being characterized by vigorous growth, non-fragrant yellow-white (R.H.S 158 B) colored flowers, early and prolific flower production, fast and good propagating features, and very good self-rooting characteristics.
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