plant named ‘DAENOGTYVE’

- Dalina Genetics APS

A new distinct cultivar of Dahlia plant named ‘DAENOGTYVE’, characterized by its upright to slightly spreading shape, with stiff and strong lateral stems and thick compound leaves, with up to 12 leaflets. The color of the mature leaves are RHS Yellow-green 147A (upper side) and RHS Grayed-green 191A (Underside). Compound leaves are 8-24 cm in length, and 8-18 cm in width. Only a few single leaves peduncle are present. Composite flower heads are 10-12 cm in diameter, with a large number of ray florets (about 150 to 200). The ray florets are white near base to RHS Red-purple N74A. The amount of white on the ray floret differs from 20%-50% (a few even 80%).

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Description

Latin name of the genus and species of the claimed plant: Dahlia Cav.

Variety denomination: ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Dahlia plant, botanically known as Dahlia Cav., of the Compositae (Asteraceae) family, hereinafter referred to by the cultivar name ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

The new Dahlia cultivar is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the inventor, Rune Nielsen, in Stige, Denmark. The objective of the breeding program is to develop a new Dahlia cultivar with an upright, strong and healthy growth habit, suitable for large scale container production and with good garden performance; fully double flowers creating globular-shaped flower head (composite flower heads with many ray florets) with an attractive inflorescence color.

The new Dahlia cultivar originated from a cross, made in a controlled breeding program by the inventor in 2008, in Stige, Denmark. The female or seed parent is a Red-purple Dahlia designated 5876G (Breeder's Reference; unpatented). The male or pollen parent is a light Purple-violet Dahlia designated 5187C (Breeder's Reference; unpatented).

Asexual reproduction of the new Dahlia cultivar by terminal cuttings was first performed in September, 2009 in Stige, Denmark, and has demonstrated that the combination of characteristics as herein disclosed for the new cultivar are firmly fixed and retained through successive generations of asexual reproduction. The new cultivar reproduces true to type.

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The following traits have been repeatedly observed and are determined to be unique characteristics of ‘DAENOGTYVE’, which in combination distinguish this Dahlia as a new and distinct cultivar:

    • 1. Cultivar, with upright to slightly spreading shape;
    • 2. Cultivar with stiff and strong lateral stems and thick compound leaves, with up to 9 leaflets. Color of mature leaves RHS 147A (upper side) RHS 191A (Underside);
    • 3. Compound leaves with 2 to 12 leaflets, 8-24 cm in length, and 8-18 cm in width, with only a few single leaves present near peduncle;
    • 4. Composite flower heads, 10-12 cm in diameter, with a large number of ray florets (about 150 to 200); and
    • 5. Ray floretsare white near base to RHS Red-purple N74A; the amount of white on the ray florets differs from 20%-50% (a few even 80%).

Plants of the new Dahlia ‘DAENOGTYVE’ differ from plants of the parent, in the traits described in Table 1.

(The male and female parents are no longer available for a detailed evaluation. The evaluation is therefore based on historical data)

TABLE 1 Comparison with Parental Varieties Comparison Comparison New Cultivar Cultivar 5876G Cultivar 5187C Trait ‘DAENOGTYVE’ Female parent Male parent Plant Size Height: About 35-45 cm. About 25-35 cm. About 50-55 cm. Diameter: About 45-50 cm. About 30-40 cm. About 45-50 cm. Overall Plant Upright to Upright to Upright to Shape: spreading with spreading with spreading with basal branching. basal branching. basal branching. Inflorescences in Inflorescences in Inflorescences in composite heads. composite heads. composite heads. Basal branches with flowers Length: 30-40 cm. 20-30 cm. 45-50 cm. Diameter: 12-16 mm 10-12 mm. 10-16 mm. Strength: Stiff and strong. Stiff and strong. Stiff and strong. Color: Mature: RHS Yellow-green. Yellow-green. Yellow-green 146B. Immature: RHS Yellow-green 146C. Leaves Color mature RHS Yellow-green Dark-green. Dark-green. upper side: 147A. Underside: RHS Grayed-green 191A. Peduncle Color mature: RHS Yellow-green Yellow-green Yellow-green. Color 144A. Brown at sun immature: RHS Yellow-green exposed parts. 144A. Color of ray White near base to Red-purple. Light Purple- florets Upper RHS Red-purple violet. side: N74A. The amount of white on ray floret differs from 20- 50% (a few even 80%).

Of the many commercial cultivars known to the present inventor, the most similar in comparison to the new Dahlia ‘DAENOGTYVE’ is the Dahlia cultivar ‘DAELLEVE’ (Patented, U.S. Plant Pat. No. 19,184), in the characteristics described in Table 2:

TABLE 1 Comparison with Comparison Varieties New Cultivar New Cultivar Comparison ‘DAENOGTYVE’ ‘DATREOGTYVE’ Cultivar Trait 6653P 6653E ‘DAELLEVE’ Plant Size Height: About 35-45 cm. About 40-50 cm. About 40-45 cm. Diameter: About 45-50 cm. About 45-50 cm. About 40-45 cm. Overall Upright to Upright to Cylindrical, a Plant Shape: spreading with spreading with basal little spreading, basal branching. branching. with basal Inflorescences in Inflorescences in branching. composite heads. composite heads. Inflorescences in composite heads. Basal branches with flowers Length: 30-40 cm. 35-45 cm. 25-40 cm. Diameter: 12-16 mm 12-16 mm 8-12 mm Strength: Stiff and strong. Stiff and strong. Stiff and strong. Color: Mature: RHS Mature: RHS RHS Brown Yellow-green Yellow-green 146B. 200B. 146B. Immature: RHS Immature: RHS Yellow-green Yellow-green 146C. 146C. Leaves Colour RHS Yellow-green RHS Yellow-green RHS Green mature 147A. 147A. 139A. upper side: Underside: RHS Grayed-green RHS Grayed-green RHS Grayed- 191A. 191A. green 191B. Peduncle Colour RHS Yellow-green RHS Yellow-green RHS Brown mature: 144A. 146A. 200B Colour RHS Yellow-green Sun exposed parts RHS 146B immature: 144A. will get some brownish as dark as RHS Brown 200C. Color of ray White near base to Third near base: Base: Purple florets RHS Red-purple RHS White 155C 67A. Upper side: N74A. The amount Two third near apex: Tip: Red-purple of white on ray RHS Violet 84B. 62D. floret differs from 20-50% (a few even 80%).

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS

The accompanying photographs illustrate the overall appearance of the new Dahlia ‘DAENOGTYVE’ showing the colors as true as is reasonably possible with colored reproductions of this type. Colors in the photographs may differ slightly from the color value cited in the detailed botanical description, which accurately describe the color of ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

FIG. 1 shows a close-up view of the composite flower head from ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

FIG. 2 shows a side view perspective of a typical flowering plant of ‘DAENOGTYVE’ in a 19 cm pot, at 8 weeks of age after potting the young plant.

FIG. 3 shows a close-up view of different development stages of the composite flower head of ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

FIG. 4 shows a close-up view of the 150-200 ray florets from one composite flower head of ‘DAENOGTYVE’

FIGS. 5 and 6 show a close-up view of the different compound and single leaf sizes of ‘DAENOGTYVE’.

FIG. 7 shows a comparison between ‘DAELLEVE’, ‘DATREOGTYVE’ (Breeders reference: 6653E) and ‘DAENOGTYVE’, (Breeders reference: 6653P).

 DETAILED BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION

The new Dahlia ‘DAENOGTYVE’ has not been observed under all possible environmental conditions. The phenotype of the new cultivar may vary with variations in environment such as temperature, light intensity, and day length without any change in the genotype of the plant.

The aforementioned photographs, together with the following observations, measurements and values describe the new Dahlia ‘DAENOGTYVE’ as grown in a protected environment in a glass, greenhouse in Fyn, Odense, Denmark, under conditions which closely approximate those generally used in commercial practice. During propagation, conducted in a glasshouse, vegetative cuttings were planted 6 Jul. 2011 in small propagation pots with peat as substrate, and then placed in a plastic tunnel averaging about 21° C. and received photoperiodic treatments of 18 hours. Supplementary light was given when natural light fell below 3000-4000 Lux. Rooting occurred about 12 days after planting. In third week after planting the cutting (27 Jul. 2011), young plants were potted in an 19 cm pot in a glass covered greenhouse, maintained at 18° C. to 26° C. during the day, and at 17° C. to 19° C. during the night. Plants were grown under natural daylight conditions. Irrigation was done with water. The EC measured in the soil was maintained between 2.0 to 3.0. One week after potting, the first growth regulation was given: a spray with 85% daminozide, 0.2%, 40-100 m1/m2. During the production time, 9 additional sprayings were given with 85% daminozide, 0.2%, 40-100 m1/m2.

Color references are made to The Royal Horticultural Society Colour Chart (R.H.S.), 2001 edition, except where general colors of ordinary significance are used. Color values were taken under September daylight conditions at approximately 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM in Fyn, Odense, Denmark. The age of the ‘DAENOGTYVE’ plants described is 10-11 weeks (including propagation time).

  • Classification:
      • Botanical.—Dahlia Cav.
  • Parentage:
      • Female or seed parent.—Dahlia designated 5876P.
      • Male or pollen parent.—Dahlia designated 5187C.
  • Propagation:
      • Type.—Vegetative terminate cuttings.
      • Time and temperature to initiate roots.—About 9 to 12 days at 21° C. in tunnels or flat covered in a greenhouse.
      • Time and temperature to produce a rooted young plant.—About 21 days at 21° C. during rooting phase, followed by 18° C.
      • Rooting habit.—Fine, fibrous; Color of root: RHS Yellow-white 158C.
      • Tuber development.—Plants might develop tubers in late fall when planted outside.
  • Plant description:
      • General appearance and form.—Upright to slightly spreading shape. Inflorescences in composite heads.
      • Growth rate.—Growing about 3 to 5 cm per week during production period.
      • Plant height (from soil level to top of plant plane).—About 35-45 cm.
      • Plant width (spread).—About 45-50 cm.
      • Crop time to produce a mature flowering plant.—It requires 3 to 4 weeks to produce a young plant in a 35 mm propagation plug. After potting 7 to 11 weeks are required to produce finished flowering plants in 19 cm pots.
  • Stem:
      • Shape.—Round.
      • Length (pinched above 3 pair of leaves).—About 3-5 cm.
      • Diameter.—About 12-15 mm.
      • Strength.—Stiff and strong.
      • Aspect.—Upright.
      • Texture.—Fluted woody surface.
      • Color.—RHS Yellow-green 146C turning to RHS Gray-brown 199C.
  • Branches:
      • Branching habit.—Basal branching with lateral branches.
      • Number of basal branches per plant.—About 3-5 (when pinched above 3 pair of leaves).
      • Length (including flowers).—About 30-40 cm.
      • Diameter.—About 12-16 mm.
      • Strength.—Stiff and strong.
      • Aspect.—Upright to slightly spreading.
      • Texture.—Smooth and glabrous.
      • Color.—Mature: RHS Yellow-green 146B. Immature: RHS Yellow-green 146C.
      • Internodes length.—About 15-40 mm.
      • Internodes color.—RHS Yellow-green 146B.
  • Foliage description:
      • Type.—Compound leaves divided into 2-12 leaves. Only very few single leaves present.
      • Number of leaves per branch.—About 8-12 per branch.
      • Color of leaves (leaves and leaflets).—Color of upper side (mature) RHS 147A. Color of underside (mature) RHS 191A. Color of upper side (immature) RHS 137A. Color of underside (immature) RHS 137C.
      • Venation (leaves and leaflets).—Pattern: Pinnate. Color of upper side: RHS 146A. Color of underside: RHS 146B.
  • Compound leaves:
      • Number of leaflets per compound leaf.—3-9.
      • Length of compound leaf.—8-24 cm.
      • Width of compound leaf.—8-18 cm.
      • Petiole of compound leaves.—Shape: Semi circular, with deep furrow on adaxial side. Length: 4-7 cm. Diameter: 3-10 mm. Texture: Smooth and glabrous. Color: RHS Yellow-green 146B to RHS Yellow-green 147A.
      • Leaflets of compound leaf.—Terminal leaflet quantity: 1. Terminal leaflet length: 6-12 cm. Terminal leaflet width: 5-7 cm. Terminal leaflet shape: Ovate. Terminal leaflet shape at apex: Acuminate. Terminal leaflet shape at base: Cordate to rounded (not always symmetric). Terminal leaflet margin: Dentate. Terminal leaflet texture (both sides): Rugose. Rachis length: 1-8 cm. Rachis Diameter: 2-4 mm. Rachis color: Upper side: RHS Yellow-green 147A. Under side: RHS Yellow-green 146B. Lateral leaflet quantity: 2-6. Lateral leaflet length: 3-10 cm. Lateral leaflet width: 3-6 cm. Lateral leaflet overall shape: Ovate. Lateral leaflet shape at apex: Acuminate (not always symmetric.) Lateral leaflet shape at base: Rounded (not always symmetric). Lateral leaflet margin: Dentate. Lateral leaflet texture (both sides): Rugose
  • Simple leaves: Only small leaves near the composite flower heads.
      • Simple leaves overall shape.—Ovate.
      • Simple leaves shape at apex.—Acute.
      • Simple leaves shape at base.—Rounded.
      • Simple leaves length.—6-8 cm.
      • Simple leaves width.—4-6 cm.
      • Simple leaves margin.—Dentate.
      • Simple leaves texture.—Rugose.
      • Petiole shape.—Semi circular, with deep furrow on adaxial side.
      • Petiole length.—0-1 cm.
      • Petiole diameter.—3-5 mm.
      • Petiole texture.—Smooth and glabrous.
      • Petiole color.—RHS Yellow-green 146B to RHS Yellow-green 147A.
  • Inflorescence description:
      • Natural flowering season.—Grown outside as a bedding plant, flowering occurs continuously during growing season from spring to autumn/(In Denmark, from June to beginning of October). Plants can be brought to flower anytime when grown under the recommended greenhouse conditions.
      • Time to flower.—50 to 80 days from potting a young plant until flowering.
      • Inflorescence longevity on the plant.—Inflorescence will maintain good color and substance for about 6-10 days; however, the longevity of individual inflorescence is highly dependent on temperature and light conditions. Inflorescence persistent.
      • Type.—Composite flower heads.
      • Arrangement and shape.—Persistent, single, composite inflorescences from leaf axils. Disc and ray florets arranged acropetally in a composite flower head. Upright, slightly spreading. Terminal young flower head/buds initially 80-100°. Buds from axillary shoots 80-100°. When flower opens 70-90°.
      • Quantity of inflorescences heads.—Freely flowering; about 18 buds and open inflorescences per plant.
      • Fragrance.—None.
      • Bud (inflorescences head).—Rate of opening (from showing color to fully open): 4 to 10 days. The rate of opening is highly dependent on temperature and light conditions. Length: About 10-14 mm. Diameter: About 18-24 mm. Shape: Flat globular. Texture: Glabrous, shining. Color: RHS Yellow-green 144A to Yellow-green N144A before opening.
      • Peduncle.—From both terminate and axillary shoots. Length: About 12-16 cm. Diameter: About 4-6 mm. Angle: About 0-20° from vertical. Strength: Stiff and strong. Texture: Glabrous. Color (mature/immature): RHS Yellow-green 144A.
      • Inflorescence head.—Depth (height): 4-7 cm. Diameter: 10-12 cm.
      • Ray florets.—Arrangement: Imbricate, in about 12 to 14 whorls of ray florets, each with 12 to 18 florets to equal a total of about 150-200 ray florets per flower head, depending on light and temperature conditions. Quantity per Inflorescence head: 150-200. Length: 45-52 mm. Widths: 26-32 mm. Overall shape: Obovate. Apex shape: Obtuse. A few ray florets have 1-3 irregular 2-15 mm deep clefts near apex. Base shape: Acuminate, slightly fused. Margin: Entire, apart from a few ray florets that have 1-3 irregular 2-15 mm deep clefts near apex. Texture: Upper side: Glabrous. Under side: Pubescent (small and few). Colour when opening fused ray floret starting to show color: RHS Purple-violet N81A. Colour when fully opened Color upper side: White near base to RHS Red-purple N74A. The amount of white on ray floret differs from 20-50% (a few even 80%). Color underside: RHS Red-purple N74A, with white stripes along veins and scattered spots.
      • Disc florets.—Arrangement: 50-65 yellow-orange disc florets arranged in center of inflorescence head. Apperance: Quantity per Inflorescence head: 50-65. Length: 7-10 mm. Diameter: 2 mm. Overall shape: Tubular. Apex shape: Star with 5 triangular tips. Base shape: Fused to tube. Color RHS Yellow-orange 21A.
      • Phyllary.—Arrangement: One subtending each floret. Quantity: 200-265. Length: 10-22 mm. Width: 5-8 mm. Overall shape: Rounded. Shape at apex: Acute with rounded tip. Shape at base: Fused. Margin: Entire. Color: Mature: RHS Yellow-green 151C. RHS Yellow-green 146A on underside near base of the phyllaries in the outer whorl, Color: Immature: RHS Yellow-green 151C.
      • Brachts.—Arrangement and appearance: Reflexed, involucral bracts. Quantity: 7-8. Length: 14-20 mm. Width: 6-8. Overall shape: Subulate. Apex shape: Acute. Base shape: Sessile. Margin: Entire. Texture: Glabrous. Colour mature Upper side: RHS 137B. Underside: RHS 137C. Colour immature Upper side: RHS 137B. Underside: RHS 137C.
  • Reproductive organs:
      • Androecium.—Location: Disc florets only. Stamen number: 5, fused into synandrous tube around style. Stamen length: About 5-7 mm. Anther shape: Tubular. Anther length: About 2-4 mm. Pollen amount: Some. Pollen color: RHS N25C.
      • Gynoecium.—Poorly developed and not present on all flowers. The outer whorls of ray florets and the disc florets have the most developed Gynoeciums. Location: Ray and disc florets. Quantity: Up to 1. Pistil length: 7-8 mm. Stigma shape: Bifurcate. Stigma length: About 2 mm. Stigma color: Not visible due to the cover of pollen brushed of the anthers. It then appears RHS N25C. Style length: About 3 mm. Style color: RHS 151C. Ovary color: RHS 151C.
  • Seed/fruit: Seed and fruit production has not been observed.
  • Disease/pest resistance: Resistance to pathogens and pests common to Dahlia has not been observed.
  • Disease/pest susceptibility: Susceptibility to pathogens and pests common to Dahlia has not been observed.
  • Temperature tolerance: Plants of the new Dahlia have exhibited good tolerance rain, wind and drought; however, flowering may cease during hot periods (temperatures above 25° C.). Low temperature tolerance to 1° C.
  • Growth regulators: Daminozide (85% water soluble dryconcentrate formulation).

Claims

1. A new and distinct cultivar of Dahlia plant named ‘DAENOGTYVE’, as illustrated and described herein.

Referenced Cited
Other references
  • Printout of application information from Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) website for corresponding CPVO application No. 2011/1745 filed Jul. 8, 2011 (1 page) (http://www.cpvoextranet.cpvo.europa.eu).
  • Printout of application information for Canadian Plant Breeders' Rights application No. 11-7379 filed Oct. 6, 2011, published in Plant Varieties Journal No. 82, Jan. 2012 (1 page) (www.inspection.gc.ca/plants/plant-breeders-rights/plant-varieties-journal).
Patent History
Patent number: PP23707
Type: Grant
Filed: Jan 25, 2012
Date of Patent: Jul 2, 2013
Assignee: Dalina Genetics APS (Odense N)
Inventor: Rune Harboe Nielsen (Grönnegyden)
Primary Examiner: Annette Para
Application Number: 13/374,957
Classifications
Current U.S. Class: Dahlia (PLT/321)
International Classification: A01H 5/00 (20060101);