University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.

United States of America, As Represented by the Secretary of Agriculture

University of Florida Research Foundation, Incorporated

Flordia Foundation Seed Producers

Patrick J Conner

Jose X Chaparro

Thomas G Beckman

A pecan tree distinguished by the following unique combination of characteristics: large nut size, bright kernel color, good shelling ability, moderately early harvest date, and good resistance to the scab fungus () in sprayed orchards.

Pecan tree named 'Ga. 03-6-32'

A new and distinct muscadine grape plant, substantially as herein illustrated and described, characterized by dark red-colored berries; self-fertile flowers; berries that separate with a high percentage of dry stem scars; berries that are very large in size, and very productive vines with high total and usable yields.

Muscadine grape plant named 'Ga. 8-1-338'

A pecan tree distinguished by the following unique combination of characteristics: Large nut size, good kernel quality, moderately early harvest date, and excellent resistance to the scab fungus ().

Pecan tree named 'Ga. 00-7-75'

A new and distinct muscadine grape plant characterized by purple berries; self-fertile flowers; berries that separate with a high percentage of dry stem scars; berries that are very large in size; and very productive vines with high total and usable yields.

Muscadine grape plant named 'Ga. 6-2-26'

A new and distinct variety of peach tree, denominated 'GulfAtlas', has a winter chilling requirement estimated at approximately 400 chill units (cu). The tree is medium size, moderately vigorous, and semi-spreading in growth habit. It bears showy, pink flowers, and leaves with reniform glands. Trees of 'GulfAtlas' are self-fertile and regularly bear heavy annual crops. Fruit are uniformly firm and have yellow, non-melting flesh. Fruit are nearly round, and uniform with substantially symmetrical shape, and have an attractive approximately 75% red skin. The fruit of 'GulfAtlas' typically ripen about 3 weeks after &#x2018;Gulfcrimson&#x2019; in midJune at Attapulgus, Ga.

Peach tree named 'GulfAtlas'

A new and distinct cultivar of the muscadine grape plant,Michx., named 'Ga. 1-1-48', which has: early ripening berries, typically beginning in the last week of July in Georgia; yellow-green berries; self-fertile flowers; berries that separate with a high percentage of dry stem scars; and berries that are large for a self-fertile cultivar.

Muscadine grape plant named 'Ga. 1-1-48'

A new and distinct variety of peach tree, denominated 'Gulfsnow', has a winter chilling requirement estimated at 400 chill units (cu). The tree is medium size, moderately vigorous, and semi-upright in growth habit. It bears showy, pink flowers, and leaves with globose glands. Trees of 'Gulfsnow' are self-fertile and regularly bear annual crops of early season fruit that are large size (185 g) for its ripening season. Fruit are uniformly firm with non-melting white flesh. Fruit are nearly round, and uniform with substantially symmetrical shape, and have an attractive 50 to 60% red skin. The fruit of 'Gulfsnow' usually ripen 10 days after &#x2018;Gulfcrimson&#x2019; peach in early June at Attapulgus, Ga.

Peach tree named 'Gulfsnow'

A new and distinct cultivar of the muscadine grape plant,Michx., named 'Ga. 5-1-45', which has: early ripening berries, typically beginning in the first week in August in Georgia; black berries; self-fertile flowers; berries with flesh that adheres to the skin (non-slip skin); berries that are firm in texture and with a high soluble solids content; and berries that are large for a self-fertile cultivar.

Growing community of inventors

Tifton, GA, United States of America

Patrick J Conner