Apple tree: Honeycrisp
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First Claim
1. A new and distinct apple tree substantially as shown and described particularly characterized by a superior fruit with a crisp and juicy texture, an extended season of harvest but with generally even ripening of fruit whereby repeat pickings are unnecessary, a moderately vigorous growth, little winter injury, annual fruit production and with no flower thinning required.
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Abstract
An apple tree having a slightly upright form with moderately vigorous growth; a superior fruit with solid to mottled red color over a yellow background and a crisp and juicy fruit texture; an extended season of harvest but with generally even ripening of fruit so that repeat pickings are unnecessary; good hardiness with little winter injury when grown near Excelsior, Minn. at approximately 45° latitude; and having annual fruit production with no flower thinning required.
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1. A new and distinct apple tree substantially as shown and described particularly characterized by a superior fruit with a crisp and juicy texture, an extended season of harvest but with generally even ripening of fruit whereby repeat pickings are unnecessary, a moderately vigorous growth, little winter injury, annual fruit production and with no flower thinning required.
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Current AssigneeDavid S. Bedford, Jim Luby
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Original AssigneeDavid S. Bedford, Jim Luby
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InventorsLuby, Jim, Bedford, David S.
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Primary Examiner(s)Feyrer, James R.
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Application NumberUS72/683,63Time in Patent Office498 DaysField of SearchPLT00034US Class CurrentCPC Class CodesA01H 5/08 FruitsA01H 6/7418 Malus domestica, i.e. apples
