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Plant Varieties Journal Vol. 23 Number 4 Leaf green colour of upper side dark yellow green (147A) Stipule anthocyanin colouration absent or very weak Terminal leaflet shape at base rounded Terminal leaflet shape of teeth crenate Fruit dominant shape conical Fruit colour of skin dark red (RHS 046A) Fruit insertion of calyx level with fruit Fruit distribution of red colour of flesh marginal and central Plant type of bearing partially remontant Fruiting truss attitude at first picking semi-erect Variety Description and Distinctness - Characteristics which distinguish the candidate from one or Most Similar Varieties of Common Knowledge identified (VCK) Name Comments ‘Driscoll Lanai’ US Plant Patent PP15,145 a commercial variety grown widely ‘San Juan’ US Plant Patent PP12899 a commercial variety widely grown more of the comparators are marked with a tick. Organ/Plant Part: Context ‘DrisStrawEleven’ ‘Driscoll Lanai’ ‘San Juan’ Plant: habit globose flat globose globose Plant: density open to medium open to medium medium to dense Plant: vigour strong medium medium Leaf: colour of upper side dark yellow green dark yellow green dark yellow green Leaf: shape in cross section strongly concave slightly concave flat to slightly convex *Leaf: blistering medium medium strong *Leaf: glossiness medium weak to medium weak to medium *Terminal leaflet: length/width ratio as long as broad longer than broad as long as broad *Terminal leaflet: shape of base rounded rounded rounded Terminal leaflet: shape of incisions of margin crenate crenate crenate Petiole: attitude of hairs upwards strongly outwards upwards Stipule: anthocyanin colouration absent or very weak absent or very weak absent or very weak *Stolons: number medium many medium to many Stolon: anthocyanin colouration medium strong strong Stolon: pubescence medium strong medium *Inflorescence: position relative to beneath level with beneath foliage Flower: size medium medium to large large *Flower: size of calyx smaller larger larger *Primary flower: relative position touching overlapping overlapping Page 234 of 322
Plant Varieties Journal Vol. 23 Number 4 of petals Petal: length/width ratio as long as broad longer than broad broader than long slightly longer than slightly longer than *Fruit: ratio of length/width as long as broad broad broad *Fruit: size medium medium to large large *Fruit: predominant shape conical conical conical Fruit: difference in shapes betweenslight slight moderate primary and secondary fruits Fruit: band without achenes narrow narrow to medium narrow Fruit: unevenness of surface absent or very weak weak weak *Fruit: colour dark red dark red dark red Fruit: evenness of colour even even slightly uneven Fruit: glossiness medium to strong medium to strong strong to very strong *Fruit: insertion of achenes level with surface above surface below surface Fruit: insertion of calyx with fruit level with fruit level with fruit level Fruit: attitude of the calyx segments Fruit: size of calyx in relation to fruit diameter spreading reflexed spreading much larger same size same size Fruit: adherence of calyx strong medium strong Fruit: firmness firm medium firm Fruit: colour of flesh medium red orange red medium red Fruit: hollow centre absent or very weakly expressed weakly expressed weakly expressed Fruit: distribution of red colour of flesh marginal and centralmarginal and central marginal and central *Time of: flowering early to medium medium to late early to medium Time of: ripening early to medium medium to late medium *Type of: bearing partially remontant partially remontant partially remontant Characteristics Additional to the Descriptor/TG Organ/Plant Part: Context ‘DrisStrawEleven’ ‘Driscoll Lanai’ ‘San Juan’ Fruiting truss: length medium long long Fruiting truss: attitude at first picking semi-erect semi-erect semi-erect Prior Applications and Sales Country Year Current Status Name Applied Canada 2009 Applied ‘DrisStrawEleven’ Page 235 of 322
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