Muscadine grape

Abstract

A new variety of muscadine which is very vigorous, with large fruit of a light greyed orange color which occurs in large clusters of 10 to 25 berries, each berry having a diameter of about 0.9 inches; the individual berries having a sugar content of from about 18.50 to about 22.00 percent and producing a fruit yield of about four (4) tons per acre.

What is claimed is: 
     
       1. The new and distinct hybrid plant variety of muscadine grape as described and illustrated which is primarily distinguished as to novelty by the unique combination of very vigorous vine, large fruit of a light bright greyed orange color wherein said fruit occurs in large clusters of from about 10 to 25 berries having an individual berry diameter of about 0.9 inches, an individual berry fruit sugar content of from about 18.50 to about 22.00 percent and producing a yield of about four (4) tons per acre.