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Japanese pear tree named `Kotobuki Shinsui`

Granted 3 Oct 2000 · no office action yet

Assignee: IIM Mumbai

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Inventors: Kosuke Inoue, Kazuo Kotobuki, Kenichi Kitagawa, Kenji Murata +4 · Examiner: Howard J. Locker

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filed 5 Mar 1998
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US PP11545
granted 3 Oct 2000

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Abstract

The new and distinct cultivar relates to a russet type Japanese pear tree that has a strong resistance to black spot disease and has substantially the same excellent qualities as the Japanese pear cultivar `Shinsui`. The new pear tree bears a yellowish brown fruit, is highly sweet, medium in acidity, and has a rich taste that is suitable for dessert use.

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