Enza Zaden Beheer B.v.

Valkplant Bv

Enza Zaden, De Enkhuizer Zaadhandel B.v.

Johannes Jacobus Maria Lambalk

Nanne Machiel Faber

Jacob Pieter Mazereeuw

Luis Mullor Torres

Marieke Ykema

Frits Herlaar

Cornelis Jacob De Jong

Martijn Petrus Van Stee

Arie Bastiaan Bruijnis

Petrus Cornelis Johannes Conijn

Martyn Petrus Van Stee

Ijfke Arendtje Dèn Witte

Jacqueline Nieuwenhuis

Jozef Wilhelmus Gerardus Heldens

Marinus Cornelius Maria Schoenmakers

Brigitta Veronica Van Kampen

A new and distinctcultivar named 'SUMMER NIGHT' is disclosed, characterized by fully double purple flowers. Plants are compact and have flowers that will open in cold climates. The new variety is a, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

'Summer Night'

A new and distinctcultivar named 'SUMMER HOLIDAY' is disclosed, characterized by fully double white to light pink flowers with a red-purple eye. Plants are compact and have flowers that will open in cold climates. The new variety is a, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

plant named 'SUMMER HOLIDAY'

A new and distinctcultivar named 'SUMMER FESTIVAL' is disclosed, characterized by fully double deep magenta flowers. Plants are compact and have flowers that will open in cold climates. The new variety is a, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

plant named 'Summer Festival'

Presented herein is a SP3D promotor sequence, capable of directing transcription of a downstream SP3D gene that is operably linked to said promotor sequence, wherein the promotor sequence is derived from a species of the Solanaceae family having a sympodial index of 2, for reducing sympodial index in plants having a sympodial index of 3 or more. Also presented herein are methods for providing plants of the Solanaceae family, in particular, having a reduced sympodial index including the steps of introducing into the genome of said plants a promotor sequence in operable linkage with a downstream SP3D gene, or introducing into said plants a gene construct, such that the sympodial index of the plant with the promotor sequence or gene construct is reduced as compared to the plant without said promotor sequence or gene construct, and to plants obtainable by said methods.

Promotor sequence and gene construct for increasing crop yield in tomato

A method for producing aplant, providing cucumber fruits exhibiting 'extended shelf life, comprising: (a) providing a firstplant containing at least one quantitative trait locus (QTL); (b) crossing the first plant with a secondplant; (c) analyzing the progeny for presence or absence of QTL; and (d) identifying and selecting plants containing QTL. The QTL is selected from QTL1 or QTL2. QTL1 has a first molecular marker of SEQ ID No:1, a cucumber genomic fragment, and SEQ ID No:2, and a second molecular marker of SEQ ID No:3, a cucumber genomic fragment, and SEQ ID No:4. QTL2 has a first molecular marker of SEQ ID No:5, a cucumber genomic fragment, and SEQ ID No:6, and a second molecular marker of SEQ ID No:7, a cucumber genomic fragment, and SEQ ID No:8.

Method for providing cucumber fruits with an extended shelf life

Corresponding results were obtained with A method for obtaining a plant, in particular a cultivated lettuce plant (), with a lasting resistance to a pathogen, in particular, comprising of providing one or more specific DNA markers linked to one or more resistance genes, determining the presence of one or more resistance genes in a plant using these DNA markers, subsequently crossing a first plant comprising one or more resistance genes with a second plant comprising one or more resistance genes, and selecting from the progeny a plant in which one or more resistance genes are present by using the DNA markers. The invention further relates to the plants obtained with this method, seeds and progeny of these plants, as well as progeny thereof.

Method for obtaining a plant with a lasting resistance to a pathogen

A method for obtaining a plant, in particular a cultivated lettuce plant (), with a lasting resistance to a pathogen, in particular, comprising of providing one or more specific DNA markers linked to one or more resistance genes, determining the presence of one or more resistance genes in a plant using these DNA markers, subsequently crossing a first plant comprising one or more resistance genes with a second plant comprising one or more resistance genes, and selecting from the progeny a plant in which one or more resistance genes are present by using the DNA markers. The invention further relates to the plants obtained with this method, seeds and progeny of these plants, as well as progeny thereof.

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Middenbeemster, Netherlands

Johannes Jacobus Maria Lambalk