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Peach tree

Granted 17 Feb 1981 · no office action yet

Application
109608
filed 4 Jan 1980
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US PP4652
granted 17 Feb 1981

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Abstract

A Peach Tree developed from a seedling growing in planting of \"Rio-Oso-Gem\" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 84) reproduced asexually, having characteristics of the female parent, the male parent not being known, the tree having large and vigorous, tall, vase formed, with leaves larger than \"Rio-Oso-Gem\", heavy setting requiring heavy thinning to properly size the fruit, the symmetrical almost globular fruit of reddish overall appearance with some mottling and yellow ground color, varying between 35-12 and 35-13, with areas of 35-5, with the flesh having yellowish portions 27-4, areas of 35-5 depending upon the angle of light availed of for observation.

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Plt/43

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