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PKMP10

Campanula

Denomination: 'PKMP10'
Botanical Name: Campanula portenschlagiana
Applicant/Holder: Sunrise Greenhouses Ltd.
3324 Second Avenue
Vineland, Ontario
L0R 2E0
Canada
Breeder: Christian Hald Madsen, Gartneriet PKM A/S, Odense N, Denmark
Agent in Canada: Variety Rights Management
475 County Road 18
R.R. #2
Oxford Station, Ontario
K0G 1T0
Canada
Tel: 613-258-9015
Application Date: 2012-06-28
Application Number: 12-7642
Grant of Rights Date: 2016-03-04
Certificate Number: 5208
Grant of Rights Termination Date: 2036-03-04

Variety Description

Varieties used for comparison: 'PKMP08', 'PKMP09', 'BGC 1950801', 'BGC 1950802' and 'Planet'

Summary: The plants of 'PKMP10' have a flat-rounded growth habit whereas the plants of 'BGC 1950801' have a rounded growth habit. The density of branching of the plants of 'PKMP10' is dense while it is of medium density for those of 'PKMP08' and 'BGC 1950802'. The inner side of the corolla tube of 'PKMP10' is violet whereas that of 'PKMP08' and 'PKMP09' is darker violet. The lobes of the calyx of 'PKMP10' are somewhat spreading to at right angles to the stem while the calyx lobes of 'PKMP09' and 'Planet' are weakly reflexed. The shape of the corolla lobe of 'PKMP10' is moderately elliptic whereas the corolla lobe of 'Planet' is narrowly elliptic. The corolla lobe of 'PKMP10' has medium reflexing whereas that of 'BGC 1950801' and 'BGC 1950802' has strong reflexing.

Description:

PLANT: flat rounded growth habit, dense branching, very short to short, narrow to medium width
RHIZOMES: absent
STEM: no pubescence, ribbed in cross-section, medium green

PETIOLE: long
LEAF BLADE: very short, narrow, very low length to width ratio, obtuse tip, cordate base, widest towards base, weakly concave in cross-section, strong toothing of margin, medium undulation of margin, upper side is dark green, weak rugosity, weak glossiness of upper side, no pubescence of upper side

CALYX: no petaloid lobes, angle of lobes somewhat spreading to at right angles to stem
COROLLA: natural attitude is moderately outwards, campanulate form, only one whorl, small diameter, very short
COROLLA LOBE: moderately elliptic shape, short, very narrow to narrow at widest point, medium degree of reflexing, no twisting, mid-point in cross section is weakly convex, central furrow on inner side is moderately creased, colour of outer side is not markedly different from outer side of corolla tube, obtuse tip, inner side is violet (darker than RHS N87A)
COROLLA TUBE: length relative to the corolla length is medium to long, short, when viewed in profile sides of tube are slightly divergent towards opening, very narrow opening, outer side is violet (RHS N87A), inner side is violet (RHS N87C), secondary colour of inner side is violet (RHS N87A) and distributed as stripes along veins on distal three quarters
POLLEN: whitish

Origin & Breeding History: 'PKMP10' originated from a breeding program with the objective of developing new Campanula varieties with compact growth habit, greater floriferousness and more colourful flowers. An open hybridization was conducted by the breeder in Sohus, Denmark between the two proprietary seedlings, designated '08.08.1001' and '08.08.1010', in August 2009. 'PKMP10' was selected in August 2010.

Tests & Trials: The detailed description of 'PKMP10' is based on the UPOV report of Technical Examination, application number 2012/1190, purchased from the Community Plant Variety Office in Angers, France. The trials were conducted by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany in Cambridge, United Kingdom in 2013. Colour determinations were made using the 2007 Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Colour Chart.


Comparison table for 'PKMP10' with reference varieties 'PKMP08', 'PKMP09', 'BGC 1950801', 'BGC 1950802' and 'Planet'

Colour of corolla tube (RHS)

  'PKMP10' 'PKMP08' 'PKMP09' 'BGC 1950801' 'BGC 1950802' 'Planet'
inner side N87C N87B N87B - - -

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Campanula: 'PKMP10'

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Campanula: 'PKMP10'

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