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USPP3588P
USPP3588P US PP3588 P USPP3588 P US PP3588P
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  • Opening rate Bud opens slowly.
  • the calyx is represented by tiny bristles arising from the top of the ovary and in some cases it may be absent.
  • Peduncle Length-1 to 1'1/2 inches.
  • the fower Response Dependable 9' week.
  • Florets Numerous ray orets. Form: Linear with obtuse apex, ll/z to 2 inches long. Color: Outer oret-Canary Yellow 2, with base of Pod Green 061. Inside tloret-Sulphur Yellow l/l. Reverse side of orets--Sulphur Yellow 1/2. Firmness: Soft. Appearance: Velvety. Discoloration: None.
  • Peduncle-1 to 1'1/2 inches long, sturdy and upright.
  • This new variety of chrysanthemum plant most nearly resembles the variety Yellow Mandalay (unpatented). This variety is more vigorous than Yellow Mandalay and trials have shown it to be better suited for summertime flowering since it does not have any tendency to heat delay as does Yellow Mandalay.
  • the flowering vresponse of this new variety is nine weeksv consistently,v this -plant lflowering about vfour days earlier than Yellow Mandalay. ⁇
  • this variety develops a light bronze coloring as the flower opens. The ower color becomes;a good yellow, however, as' the seasons become warmer.
  • ROBERT BAGWILL i Prima-ry LExaminer

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ug.13, 1974 H, sHoEsMn-H Plant Pat. 3,588
CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANT Filed Aug. l0, 1972 4v'United States Patent O U.S. Cl. PIL-78 1 Claim ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A new variety of chrysanthemum plant particularly suited for summertime greenhouse production as a pot plant and having a dependable nine-week response for photoperiod culture. This is a vigorous variety producing a strong, well branched plant when grown as a pot mum and appears to have no tendency to heat delay in warm seasons. In the wintertime, the owers of this variety develop a light bronze coloring as they open but as the seasons become warmer, the ower color is a good and attractive yellow.
BACKGROUND OF THE NEW PLANT This new chrysanthemum variety was developed as a seedling of unknown parentage resulting from random crossing of greenhouse plants during the course of an extensive breeding program carried on by me and under my direction with the object of producing new and distinctive chrysanthemum varieties having improved characteristics of growth, response, and flower form and color. This plant was discovered by me in November 1968 at West Chicago, Ill., and asexual propagation, at West Chicago, Ill. by means of cuttings from the original plant, having demonstrated this variety to have good characteristics for summertime flowering, resulted in this plant being selected for trials which proved the plant to have commercial value. Extensive propagation of this new variety by means of vegetative cuttings, at West Chicago, Ill., and at Cortez, Fla., has shown the distinctive features of the plant to hold true from generation to generation and to be rmly fixed.
DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING This new variety of chrysanthemum plant is illustrated by the accompanying drawings which show the color and form of the flower as nearly true as is reasonably possible by conventional photographic procedures, and which show the conguration of typical specimens of the leaves by pen-in-ink sketches.
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW PLANT The following is a detailed description of my new variety of chrysanthemum plant with color designations according to the Horticultural Colour Chart issued by The British Colour Council in collaboration'with the Royal Horticultural Society.
The plant Origin: Seedling. Parentage: Unknown, this seedling resulting from random crosses of greenhouse plants. Classication:
Botanc.-Chrysanthemum morfolum. Commercial.-Greenhouse pot plant. Form: Perennial herbaceous bush. Height: inches. Growth: Terminal. Vigorous and upright with good characteristics of sturdiness and strength. Branching: Much branching when terminal bud is removed. Foliage: Abundant. 12 leaves per 6 inches of stem.
Plant Pat. 3,588
Patented Aug. 13, 1974 ice The bud Form: Globular.
Size: 3A inch in diameter when phyllaries are just breaking open.
Opening rate: Bud opens slowly.
Color:
When phyllaries Jrst divide-Indian Yellow 6/2. When florets begin t0 unfurl.-Ye1low Ochre 07.
Phyllaries: The outside of the receptacle bears many involucral bracts or phyllaries that are distinct. These bracts are spear shaped and stand up.
Color-. Inside-Scheeles Green 860/1. Outside- Scheeles Green 860. Surface aspect.-Canescent.
Calyx: The calyx is represented by tiny bristles arising from the top of the ovary and in some cases it may be absent.
Peduncle: Length-1 to 1'1/2 inches.
Surface asp'ect.-Canescent. Slrength.-Erect with small modied leaf attached to each peduncle.
The fower Response: Dependable 9' week.
Recommended owering: March through November.
Natural season Aliowering: Late October.
Blooms: Flower type-decorative.
Borna-A head of many florets borne on a receptacle.
Sz'ze.-Medium, 3`1/2 to 4 inches in diameter and about 1 inch in depth.
Florets: Numerous ray orets. Form: Linear with obtuse apex, ll/z to 2 inches long. Color: Outer oret-Canary Yellow 2, with base of Pod Green 061. Inside tloret-Sulphur Yellow l/l. Reverse side of orets--Sulphur Yellow 1/2. Firmness: Soft. Appearance: Velvety. Discoloration: None.
Peduncle-1 to 1'1/2 inches long, sturdy and upright.
Color: Spinach Green 0960.
Persistence: Florets hang on and dry.
Effect of Weather: Plant is not aiected by wet or hot weather. In wintertime flowering, a light bronze coloring develops as the ower opens. As seasons become warmer, the color becomes a good consistent yellow.
Lasting quality: On the plant, the blooms are long lasting.
These blooms are not used as cut owers.
Reproductive organs Stamens: This plant does not appear to possess stamens and there is no pollen. Pistils: Number-one for each ray oret.
Styles.-Length% inch. Stgmas.-Color-Straw Yellow 604.
This new variety of chrysanthemum plant most nearly resembles the variety Yellow Mandalay (unpatented). This variety is more vigorous than Yellow Mandalay and trials have shown it to be better suited for summertime flowering since it does not have any tendency to heat delay as does Yellow Mandalay.
The flowering vresponse of this new variety is nine weeksv consistently,v this -plant lflowering about vfour days earlier than Yellow Mandalay.` In wintertime, this variety develops a light bronze coloring as the flower opens. The ower color becomes;a good yellow, however, as' the seasons become warmer.
1. A new and distinct variety of chrysanthemumplant,
substantially as herein shown and described, characterized by its dependable nine-week response and vigorous growth,fitslack-of tendency to heat delay `during summertime flowering, and its capability of producing a strong well branched plant when grown as a pot plant.
No references cited.
ROBERT: BAGWILL i Prima-ry LExaminer

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