Apple tree -- Galaxy cultivar
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First Claim
1. A new and distinct variety of apple tree, substantially as illustrated and described, which can be distinguished from the Tenroy variety by (1) the ability to form fruit which bears over its entire surface a cherry red coloration with an often indistinct darker red overstriping, and (2) the ability to produce fruit coloration on an earlier date.
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Abstract
A new and distinct variety of apple tree is provided which originated as a limb mutation of the Tenroy variety (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 4,121). The new variety produces attractive fruit having a solid cherry red coloration unlike that of the Tenroy variety. More specifically, the new variety possesses a solid intense cherry red coloration with often indistinct darker red overstriping. The red coloration of the new variety is present over the entire surface of the fruit and develops earlier than the coloration of the Tenroy variety.
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1. A new and distinct variety of apple tree, substantially as illustrated and described, which can be distinguished from the Tenroy variety by (1) the ability to form fruit which bears over its entire surface a cherry red coloration with an often indistinct darker red overstriping, and (2) the ability to produce fruit coloration on an earlier date.
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Current AssigneeKenneth W. Kiddle
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Original AssigneeKenneth W. Kiddle
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InventorsKiddle, Kenneth W.
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Primary Examiner(s)Bagwill, Robert E.
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Application NumberUS71/980,88Time in Patent Office434 DaysField of SearchPLT00034US Class CurrentCPC Class CodesA01H 5/08 FruitsA01H 6/7418 Malus domestica, i.e. apples
