Chrysanthemum plant
AssigneeYoder Brothers, Inc.
InventorsWalter H. Jessel, Jr., William E. Duffett
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Abstract
This invention relates to an induced mutation of Tantalizer chrysanthemum, differing therefrom by its golden yellow florets.
Claims1
A new and distinct cultivar of chrysanthemum known by the cultivar name Scintalizer and characterized particularly as to uniqueness by the combined characteristics of daisy inflorescence type with moderate longitudinal petal roll in opening stages, flat inflorescence from which reflexes slightly with age, diameter across face of inflorescence up to 4.0 inches at maturity, golden yellow ray floret color with slight bronzy overtones, medium green disc floret color at immature, unopened stage, minimal pollen development, uniform nine week flowering response, very tall plant height, semiupright branching habit, high percentage gradeout in top grades (SAF standards), and by its thin and weak peduncles during high light, high temperature periods (June through September).
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