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US PP6,462 PGranted
Euphorbia plant cv. Stiloga
AssigneeMarianne Stirnadel-Schwab
InventorAlfred Stirnadel
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Abstract
A new variety of Euphorbia cv. Stiloga characterized by its early production on strong solid stalks of from about 10 to 15 blossom clusters, each cluster consisting of about 7 to 15 blossoms and its production of new leaves and new blossom clusters every 20 days after first reaching a stem height of about 7 cm.
Claims1
A hybrid plant of Euphorbia milli cv. Stiloga and the parts thereof, substantially as shown and described herein and particularly characterized by the following combination of characteristics:
- its upright and bushy habit with very abundant branching forming a compact-round plant;
- its early production on strong solid short stalks of from about 10 to 15 blossom clusters each cluster consisting of about 7 to 15 single blossoms;
- its production of new leaves and new blossom clusters approximately every 20 days after first reaching a stem height of about 7 cm;
- its leaves of up to 4 cm in width and 8 cm in length;
- and its irregular number (2-8) of thorns forming a comb on small nodes, the nodes occuring at intervals of 0.8 to 1 cm along about five stem ridges.
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