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PLANT VARIETIES JOURNAL 2000 VOL <strong>13</strong> NO. 1<br />

Table 41 Continued<br />

LEAFLET CROSS SECTION<br />

concave concave slight<br />

concave<br />

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LEAFLET UNDULATION OF MARGIN<br />

weak weak very weak<br />

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TERMINAL LEAFLET LENGTH (mm)<br />

mean 85.83 106.83 84.50<br />

std deviation 5.84 4.75 6.28<br />

LSD/sig 9.63 P≤0.01 ns<br />

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TERMINAL LEAFLET WIDTH (mm)<br />

mean 42.00 63.83 59.50<br />

std deviation 3.74 3.43 7.44<br />

LSD/sig 8.85 P(0.01 P(0.01<br />

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TERMINAL LEAFLET: SHAPE OF BASE<br />

obtuse rounded rounded<br />

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FLOWER DIAMETER (mm)<br />

mean 99.35 106.95 99.93<br />

std deviation 10.10 3.72 6.86<br />

LSD/sig 12.54 ns ns<br />

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SEPAL EXTENSIONS<br />

weak absent weak<br />

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PETAL COLOUR (RHS, 1995)<br />

midzone inside 155D 155D 155D<br />

margin inside 155D 155D 155D<br />

midzone outside 155D 155D 155D<br />

margin outside 155D 155D 155D<br />

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BASAL SPOT<br />

present present present<br />

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PETAL REFLEXING OF MARGIN<br />

strong medium medium<br />

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PETAL UNDULATION OF MARGIN<br />

medium weak weak<br />

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OUTER STAMEN:PREDOMINANT COLOUR OF<br />

FILAMENT<br />

yellow yellow pink<br />

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‘JACzor’ syn Fame ‘98<br />

Application No: 1998/073 Accepted: 3 Sept 1998<br />

Applicant: Bear Creek Gardens Inc., Somis, California,<br />

USA.<br />

Agent: Swane Bros. Pty Ltd, Narromine, NSW.<br />

Characteristics (Table 42, Figure 8) Plant: growth habit<br />

bushy, medium, grandiflora. Young shoot: anthocyanin<br />

colouration medium, colour bronze to reddish brown.<br />

Thorns: present, shape concave, very few short prickles,<br />

many long prickles. Leaf: size medium, colour dark green,<br />

upper surface medium gloss. Terminal leaflet: cross section<br />

concave, margin undulation medium, rounded base. Flower<br />

bud: shape broad ovate. Flower: double, petal number<br />

medium, flower diameter large to very large, viewed from<br />

above irregularly round, side profile concave, fragrance<br />

weak. Petal: size large, middle zone inner side RHS 67A-B<br />

and outer side RHS 67B, marginal zone inner and outer side<br />

RHS 67A, basal spot present, size small, colour RHS 4B,<br />

petal margin undulation very weak, reflexing of margin<br />

stong. Stamen filament: colour pink. Flowering habit:<br />

remontant. (Note: all RHS chart numbers refer to 1995<br />

edition.)<br />

Origin and Breeding Controlled pollination: seed parent<br />

‘Jacient’ syn Tournament of Roses (US Plant Patent 6,725)<br />

x ‘Zorina’ (US Plant Patent 2,321) in a planned breeding<br />

program. The seed parent is a grandiflora rose bearing<br />

flowers of a salmon pink colouration (RHS 49C –52B). The<br />

pollen parent has a significantly shorter plant habit bearing<br />

flowers of orange red colouration. Selection criteria:<br />

seedlings from the cross were grown and selection was<br />

made on the basis of flower colouration and plant growth<br />

habit. Propagation: vegetatively through many generations.<br />

Breeder: Keith W. Zary, Somis, California. USA.<br />

Choice of Comparators ‘Maria Callas’ was considered to<br />

be the closest comparator for its similarity in flower colour.<br />

‘Jacchry’ A syn Breathless A was initially considered but<br />

later excluded on the basis of more erect plant habit and<br />

differences in flower colour (RHS 50A-C). Both parents<br />

were not considered because of differences in flower colour<br />

as stated above.<br />

Comparative Trial Comparator: ‘Maria Callas’. Location:<br />

Swane’s Nursery, Narromine, NSW in Nov 1999.<br />

Conditions: plant were budded on root stocks and raised in<br />

open beds. Trial Design: completely randomised.<br />

Measurements: from 10 plants taken at random.<br />

Prior Applications and Sales<br />

Country Year Current Status Name Applied<br />

USA 1997 Pending ‘JACzor’<br />

First sold in USA in 1997.<br />

Description: Geoffrey Swane, Swane Bros. Pty Ltd, Narromine, NSW.<br />

Table 42 Rosa varieties<br />

‘JACzor’ *‘Maria Callas’<br />

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PLANT HEIGHT<br />

medium medium<br />

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YOUNG SHOOT: ANTHOCYANIN COLOURATION<br />

medium weak<br />

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YOUNG SHOOT: HUE OF ANTHOCYANIN COLOURATION<br />

bronze to reddish brown<br />

reddish brown<br />

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LEAF SIZE<br />

medium large<br />

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TERMINAL LEAFLET LENGTH (mm)<br />

mean 61.83 85.50<br />

std deviation 4.30 7.17<br />

LSD/sig 10.83 P≤0.01<br />

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