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Carnation plant named CFPC Brocade
PP8451 Carnation plant named CFPC Brocade

Patent Drawings:
Inventor: Jessel, Jr.
Date Issued: November 9, 1993
Application: 07/950,472
Filed: September 24, 1992
Inventors: Jessel, Jr.; Walter H. (Salinas, CA)
Assignee:
Primary Examiner: Locker; Howard J.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney Or Agent: Christie, Parker & Hale
U.S. Class: PLT/273
Field Of Search: ; Plt/70.1; Plt/70.2; Plt/70.4
International Class:
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Abstract: A new carnation of light yellow picotee purple coloration.
Claim: I claim:

1. A new and distinct variety of carnation plant, substantially as shown and described.
Description: SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of carnation plant which was originated by me in a controlled breeding program by my crossing as seed and pollen parents, two unnamed and unpatented seedlings of my creation. Thevarietal denomination of this new carnation is `CFPC BROCADE`.

Among the novel combination of charactertistics possessed by the new variety which distinguishes it are light yellow picotee purple flowers which retain their coloration without fading. The plant is very vigorous, free-breaking with strong stemsand of good disease resistance.

`CFPC Brocade` has 5 to 6 weeks faster flowering response, better spray formation and higher flower production than the variety, `May Britt` which is no longer grown commercially. Also, the `May Britt` flowers had a darker yellow background anddarker purple picotee.

Asexual reproduction by propagation by side shoot cuttings of the new variety as performed in Fremont and Salinas, Calif, shows that the foregoing and other distinguishing characteristics come true to form and are established and transmittedthrough succeeding propagations. Although propagation by side shoot cuttings is described, other known methods of asexual reproduction may also be used to reproduce `CFPC Brocade.`

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE ILLUSTRATION

The accompanying illustration shows typical specimens of the vegetative growth and flowers in different stages of developemnt of the new variety depicted in color as nearly true as it is reasonably possible to make the same in a colorillustration of this character.

DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW VARIETY

The following is a detailed description of my new variety, with color terminology in accordance with The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart (R.H.S.C.C.). The terminology used in the color description herein refers to plate numbers in theaforementioned color chart. Color designations and color descriptions may deviate from the stated values depending upon varying environmental, seasonal and cultural conditions.

The information provided herein is based on observations of plants grown inside commercial greenhouses at Fremont, Calif. The height of plant and flower and foliage size are established as an average using standard commercial cultural practices.

Name: `CFPC Brocade`.

Classification:

Botanical.--Dianthus caryophyllus.

Commercial.--Carnation, spray type.

Parentage:

Female parent.--Unnamed seedling (No. 870775). `Male parent.--Unnamed seedling (No. 871000).

Plant:

Height.--About 32 inches.

Growing Habit.--Herbaceous, semi-upright, very vigorous, free breaking.

Blooming Habit.--Terminal as a spray.

Blooming Season.--Year round.

Rooting Time.--About 16 days.

Mutation Prone.--Does not appear to be.

Disease Resistance.--Good.

Temperature Tolerance.--Typical for carnation.

Breaking Action.--Very good.

Foliage:

Color.--Upper side: Near 139A. Lower side: Near 141A.

Size.--About 6 inches long at base of plant.

Quantity.--Numerous.

Shape.--Lanceolate.

Texture.--Smooth.

Ribs.--Central, keeled.

Arrangement.--Bi-lateral along stem.

Stem color.--Green.

Bud:

Shape.--Oval.

Color.--Green.

Length.--About 11/2 inches.

Diameter.--About 1/2-inch.

Calyx:

Number of sepals.--About 5.

Length.--About 1-inch.

Width.--About 1/3-inch.

Color.--Outside near 143A. Inside near 144D.

Bloom:

Shape.--Round.

Size.--Diameter average: About 2 inches. Depth average: About 1 inch.

Borne.--Terminal as a spray.

Color.--General tonality: Light yellow picotee purple, near 71B to 71C. Upper side: Near to from 12C to 12D. Lower side: Near 12D. Center: Near 12C, picotee near 80C faded.

Keeping quality.--Very good.

Fragrance.--Slight.

Petals:

Number.--About 25.

Outer petals.--Length: About 1-inch. Width: About 1-inch.

Central petals.--Length: About 1-inch.

Width: About 1/2-inch.

Texture.--Smooth.

Form.--Fan shaped.

Appearance.--Shiny.

Reproductive organs:

Stamens.--Number: About 10. Arrangement: Around the ovary.

Anthers.--Length: About 1/9-inch. Color: Near 161A.

Filments.--Length: About 1-inch. Color: Near 155B.

Pistil.--Number: About 3. Color: Near 155A.

Stigma.--Number: About 3. Color: Near 155A.

Ovary.--Shape: Conical. Color: Base -- green. Body -- green. Apex -- tan.

Fertility.--Male -- average. Female -- average.

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