"Anthurium Cultivar Named Kalapana"
Description
The new anthurium cultivar, "Kalapana," has been bred to tolerate the
systemic phase of bacterial blight and resist the attack of anthracnose.
Kalapana is a red and green flower with a triangular, "obake" spathe about
7 inches across and 7 inches wide. The blossom yield of Kalapana averages
6.0 flowers per plant per year.
Applications
Horticultural Specialties.
Main Advantages
The beautiful flower has a reclining spadix and is carried on a long erect
peduncle. The cultivar is resistant to anthracnose and tolerant to the
systemic phase of bacterial blight.
Inventors
Haruyuki Kamemoto, Adelheid Kuehnle
Horticulture
For
all other inquiries, please write to:
University of Hawaii
Office of Technology Transfer and
Economic Development
2800 Woodlawn Drive, Suite 280
Honolulu, HI 96822.
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