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Rhubarb plant - K-1 variety

Assignee: STARK BROTHERS NURSERIES & ORCPriority: Apr 11, 1979Filed: Apr 11, 1979Granted: Jul 15, 1980

Est. expiryApr 11, 1999(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority

Inventors:Larry A. Krieger

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A new and distinct variety of rhubarb plant is provided which originated as a mutation of the Valentine variety. This new variety is characterized by stalks of extremely large diameter, stalks which are red on both the inside and on the outside, tender stalks which cook-up well in the absence of strings and which require a substantially lesser quantity of sugar during processing, prominent leaf ribs, and the absence of seed stalks. This variety has been named the K-1 variety.

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       1. A new and distinct variety of rhubarb plant which is a mutation of the Valentine variety, substantially as illustrated and described, characterized by stalks of extremely large diameter, stalks which are red on both the inside and on the outside, tender stalks which cook-up well in the absence of strings and which require a substantially lesser quantity of sugar during processing, prominent leaf ribs, and the absence of seed stalks.

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