Plants – Nut
Plant Patent
2008-01-30
2009-12-22
Para, Annette H (Department: 1661)
Plants
Nut
Plant Patent
active
PP020587
ABSTRACT:
The disease resistant ‘AU Premier’ seguin offers food availability for wildlife over an extended period. A single plant drops nuts for a 2-3 month period. Nut size varies with season and the average weight is between 1 and 1.5 grams. The plant does not bloom until mid-May, therefore late spring frosts do not damage the flowers. In most seasons, the ‘AU Premier’ seguin cultivar will have 2-3 flushes of vegetative growth. The nut quality is similar to the Chinese chestnut in that it is high in starch and sugar (40-42%) and low in fats. ‘AU Premier’ seguin begins to drop its crop of medium sized nuts about September 8 and nut drop continues until mid-November. ‘AU Premier’ seguin is an excellent companion cultivar for ‘AU Encore’ seguin since the major nut drop for ‘AU Premier’ seguin occurs before the major nut drop period of ‘AU Encore’ seguin.
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Snare, Lester, Chestnuts Production, Jan. 1996, pp. 422-427, NSW Agriculture, Agfact H3.1.50., hhtp://www.rirdc.gov.au/pub/handbook/chestnuts.pdf.
Harris, Hubert et al., Three Chinese Chestnuts: AU Cropper, AU-Leadder, and AU-Homestead—Their History And Production, Mar. 1980, pp. 3-8, Agricultural Experiment Station Auburn University Circular 247.
Dozier W. Alfred
Hansen Curtis J.
Norton Joseph Daniel
Auburn University
Haverstock & Owens LLP
Para Annette H
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