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Sweet cherry cultivar named `Hartland`

Granted 17 Aug 1999 · no office action yet

Current assignee: Cornell Research Foundation, Inc. · originally Cornell University

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Inventors: Susan K. Brown, David E. Terry, Roger D. Way, Robert L. Andersen +1 · Examiner: Howard J. Locker

Application
835640
filed 10 Apr 1997
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US PP11034
granted 17 Aug 1999

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Abstract

A new distinct cultivar of sweet cherry (Prunus avium) which is exceptional in combining 1) ability to bear consistently large crops, 2) having wide pollenizer utility, and 3) having a uniquely spreading moderately drooping tree form. The cultivar is named `Hartland` and was tested as NY 3308.

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Plt/18.1

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