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PLANT VARIETIES JOURNAL 1998 VOL 11 NO. 2 ‘Bantam’ ‘Thimble’ *‘Ornamental 2’ ____________________________________________________ PLANT: HEIGHT AT FLOWERING (cm) LSD P#0.01=0.9 mean 16.3abc 15.7bc 17.0a std deviation 0.9 1.0 1.2 ____________________________________________________ PLANT: NUMBER OF INTERNODES BETWEEN FIRST FLOWER AND SHORTENED INTERNODES none none three ____________________________________________________ PLANT: ANTHOCYANIN COLOURATION AT LEVEL OF NODES medium medium strong ____________________________________________________ LEAF: LENGTH OF BLADE (mm) LSD P#0.01=9 mean 121a 107c 110bc std deviation 14 9 10 ____________________________________________________ LEAF: WIDTH OF BLADE (mm) LSD P#0.01=4 mean 43a 40a 35b std deviation 5 6 2 ____________________________________________________ LEAF: LENGTH/WIDTH RATIO LSD P#0.01=0.19 mean 2.8b 2.7b 3.2a std deviation 0.3 0.2 0.3 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: COLOUR BEFORE MATURITY RHS 144A RHS 79B RHS 79A-B RHS 200A RHS 6C-D RHS 4B-5D ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: DIAMETER (mm) LSD P#0.01=1.65 mean 22.0ab 22.7a 14.5c std deviation 1.8 1.8 2.1 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: LENGTH/DIAMETER RATIO LSD P#0.01=0.27 mean 1.8b 1.7b 2.5a std deviation 0.3 0.1 0.4 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: VOLUME (mm 3 ) LSD P#0.01=1686 mean 9800a 9825a 4475b std deviation 2628 2086 1464 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: COLOUR AT MATURITY RHS 45A RHS 44A RHS 25A RHS 45A RHS 28B ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: GLOSSINESS strong medium medium ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: PREDOMINANT NUMBER OF LOCULES three two two ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: THICKNESS OF FLESH (mm) LSD P#0.01=0.34 mean 2.96ab 3.14ab 2.06c std deviation 0.34 0.32 0.36 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: WEIGHT(grams) LSD P#0.01=1.0 mean 5.8ab 5.9a 2.8c std deviation 1.7 1.4 0.7 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: PIGMENT CONTENT (ASTA units) 130 145 20 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: REFLECTED COLOUR OF MILLED PRODUCT (RHS) 33B 34B 28A ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: CAPSAICIN CONTENT (Schoville heat units) 30,000 20,000 25,000 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: DRY MATTER CONTENT (%) 14.1 12.5 16.9 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: STALK LENGTH (mm) LSD P#0.01=2.3 mean 21.7bc 20.6c 28.9a std deviation 2.8 2.0 4.2 ____________________________________________________ FRUIT: STALK THICKNESS medium to medium small thick ____________________________________________________ TIME OF BEGINNING OF FLOWERING (FIRST FLOWER ON 50% OF PLANTS) early to early to medium to late medium medium ____________________________________________________ TIME OF RIPENING (COLOUR CHANGE OF FRUITS ON 50% OF PLANTS) early to early to medium to late medium medium ____________________________________________________ HIBISCUS Hibiscus rosa sinensis ‘West Coast Jewel’ Application No: 95/298 Accepted: 20 Dec 1995. Applicant: Manchester Nominees Pty Ltd, Gosnells, WA. Agent: Plants International Pty Ltd, Silvan , VIC. Description (Table 11, Figure 25) Plant: shrub, about 2m high, dense bush, lush appearance, well suited for cooler conditions. Stem: yellow-green young tips and tends to go brownish on maturity. Leaves: evergreen, cordate, margins entire, large but variable; blade about 15cm x 13.5cm in size, upper surface glistering, green (RHS 137A), underside lighter green (RHS 137B); petiole green as leaves, size variable but about 6cm long. Flowers: double, showy, solitary, blooms on mature leaf axils, buds in tips, blooms last for 2 to 3 days; peduncle green as leaves, long (8cm) usually and not firm to hold flowers upright, flowers hang on sides of branches; epicalyx 8 segmented, narrow, about 2cm, yellow-green (RHS 144A); calyx 5 segmented, yellow-green (RHS 144A ); Petals variable size ( av. 8cm), darker colour in base, upper surface 4 banded, 1st or outermost band yellow (RHS 5A) predominant colour, 2nd band red (RHS 41C-41D), 3rd band grey-purple (RHS 185D), 4th band deep red (RHS 46A); lower surface 2 banded, 1st band yellow (RHS 6A), 2nd band white (RHS 158C); veins yellow-white (RHS 158C); style or staminal column not distinctive, covered by petaloids, partly exposed above basal petals only, 2 longitudinal colour bands, red (RHS 46A ) and yellow-white (RHS 158C); petaloids predominantly yellow (RHS 5A), number and positioning on style is clustered at tips; anthers and stigmas not prominent. Origin Controlled pollination: ‘Covakanic’ x ‘Chanti’. Breeder: Albert Dassmorie, Gosnells, WA. Selection criteria: flower colour, long flowering in cool conditions, big glossy green leaves, lush bush. Propagation: by cuttings. 22
DESCRIPTIONS PLANT VARIETIES JOURNAL 1998 VOL 11 NO. 2 Comparative Trials Comparator(s): ‘West Coast Red’, ‘Gold Coast City’. Location: Birkdale Nursery, QLD, 1997 and 1998. Conditions: plants raised in soil-less media in 140mm pots with 4kg of controlled release fertiliser per cubic metre of mix. Trial design: 3 reps with 8 plants of each variety. Measurements: from 3rd fully expanded leaves and fully developed flowers taken from all trial plants. Prior Applications and Sales First sold in Australia 1995. Description: Deo Singh, Ornatec Pty Ltd, Birkdale, QLD. ‘West Coast Red’ Application No: 95/299 Accepted: 20 Dec 1995. Applicant: Manchester Nominees Pty Ltd, Gosnells, WA. Agent: Plants International Pty Ltd, Silvan , VIC. Description (Table 11, Figure 25) Plant: shrub, about 2m high, dense bush, lush appearance, well suited in cooler conditions. Stem: yellow-green young tips and tends to go brownish on maturity. Leaves: evergreen, cordate, large but variable; blade about 11cm x 10.6cm in size, upper surface glistering, green (RHS 137A) underside lighter green (RHS 137B); petiole green as leaves, size variable but about 5.2cm long. Flowers: crested semi double, showy, solitary, blooms on mature leaf axils, buds in tips, blooms last for 2 to 3 days; peduncle green as leaves, long (6.5 – 7.0cm) usually and not firm to hold flowers upright; epicalyx 6-8 segmented, about 1.5cm, yellow-green (RHS 144A); calyx 5 segmented, yellow-green (RHS 144A ); Petals variable size (av. 10cm), darker colour in base, upper surface 2 banded, 1st or outermost orange red group (RHS 34A) predominant colour, 2nd band or basal band deep red (RHS 46A), lower surface overlapping sides orange-red (RHS 34B), exposed side yellow (RHS 2C) with streaks of orange-red (RHS 34B); style or staminal column very distinctive, red (RHS 46B), length variable but av. 9cm long; petaloids orange-red as petals, number and positioning on style is variable; anthers numerous; stigmas 2-6, prominent. Origin Controlled pollination: ‘Covakanic’ x ‘Chanti’. Breeder: Albert Dassmorie, Gosnells, WA. Selection criteria: flower colour, size, numbers and big glossy green leaves. Propagation: by cuttings. Comparative Trials Comparator(s): ‘West Coast Jewel’, ‘Gold Coast City’. Location: Birkdale Nursery, QLD, 1997 and 1998. Conditions: plants raised in soil-less media in 140mm pots with 4kg of controlled release fertiliser per cubic metre of mix. Trial design: 3 reps with 8 plants of each variety. Measurements: from 3rd fully expanded leaves and fully developed flowers taken from all trial plants. Prior Applications and Sales First sold in Australia 1995. Description: Deo Singh, Ornatec Pty Ltd, Birkdale, QLD. Table 11 Hibiscus varieties _______________________________________________ ‘West Coast ‘West Coast *‘Gold Coast Jewel’ Red’ City’ ____________________________________________________ FLOWER TYPE double crested full double semi-double ____________________________________________________ FLOWER DIAMETER(cm) mean 13.5 16.5 12.5 std deviation 0.52 0.67 1.08 LSD/sig 0.92 P#0.01 P#0.01 ____________________________________________________ PREDOMINANT FLOWER COLOUR/RHS yellow orange – red orange – red 5A 34A 33A ____________________________________________________ STYLE partly exposed not exposed exposed ____________________________________________________ CRESTING clustered throughout mainly basal at tip style ____________________________________________________ ANTHERS not prominent prominent not prominent ____________________________________________________ STIGMAS inside tip of on petaloides staminal staminal column column ____________________________________________________ OVULES not developed numerous, not developed well-developed ____________________________________________________ LASIANDRA Tibouchina organensis ‘Totally Moonstruck’ Application No: 97/014 Accepted 25 Mar 1997. Applicant: Gary and Linda Winter, Auckland, New Zealand. Agent: Rex Trimble, Faceys Nursery, Five Ways, VIC. Description (Table 12, Figure 36) Plant: upright evergreen shrub; height medium. Young stem: cross section square; colour green; pubescence strong, red. Older stem: rough and scaly. Leaf: petiolate, ovate, entire, 5 veined with 3 prominent veins, densely pubescent; length medium, breadth broad; colour yellow-green on upper side (RHS 147A and 146B), yellow-green on lower side (RHS 147C), at margins red pubescence. Flower: solitary, size large; calyx tube urceolate. Sepals, number 5 to 6, shape linear, colour greyed red (RHS 182C). Petal: glabrous, spathulate, overlapping; number 5 to 6; colour upper side purple (RHS 76D), lower side margins violet (RHS 84C) mid zone purple (RHS 76D) base red purple (RHS 74B). Stamens: number 10 to 12, length 1/4 to 1/2 length of corolla; filaments glandular to woolly, colour below white, above red purple (RHS 74B); anthers, spurs conspicuous, colour violet blue (RHS 93A). Ovary: inferior, pubescent, colour yellow green (RHS 147C-147D). 23
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