Determinate, delayed-ripening yellow cherry tomato plants
AssigneeDNA Plant Technology Corporation
InventorsRobert Morrison, Allan Nash
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Abstract
The present invention provides determinate, delayed-ripening cherry tomato plants. The plants are hybrids derived from a determinate, non-ripening parental line.
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A hybrid yellow cherry tomato plant having a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit, the plant resulting from crossing a first cherry tomato plant which is from line 92011-NA8 (ATCC Accession No. 209,309) and a second cherry tomato plant which has a determinate growth habit and non-ripening fruit.
A hybrid yellow cherry tomato plant having a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit, the plant resulting from crossing a first cherry tomato plant which has a determinate growth habit and a second cherry tomato plant which is from line 92011-NA4-BW2 (ATCC Accession No. 209,310).
Yellow cherry tomato plant 92011-NA8 (ATCC Accession No. 209,309).
Yellow cherry tomato plant 92011-NA4 BW2 (ATCC Accession No. 209,310).
Hybrid yellow cherry tomato plant 95274 (ATCC Accession No. 209,308).
A method of making a hybrid yellow cherry tomato plant having a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit, the method comprising
- crossing a first cherry tomato plant from line 92011-NA8 (ATCC Accession No. 209,309) and a second cherry tomato plant from a line having a determinate growth habit and non-ripening fruit;
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- selecting F.sub.1 plants which have a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit.
A method of making a hybrid yellow cherry tomato plant having a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit, the method comprising
- crossing a first cherry tomato plant having a determinate growth habit and a second cherry tomato plant from line 92011-NA4-BW2 (ATCC Accession No. 209,310);
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- selecting F.sub.1 plants which have a determinate growth habit and delayed-ripening fruit.
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