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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 03, 2010
Filed:
Jun. 25, 2007
Gale Mcgranahan, Davis, CA (US);
Charles Leslie, Davis, CA (US);
Wesley Hackett, Davis, CA (US);
Gregory Browne, Davis, CA (US);
James Mckenna, West Lafayette, IN (US);
Thomas Buzo, Reedley, CA (US);
Stephanie Kaku, Fresno, CA (US);
Michael Mckenry, Selma, CA (US);
Gale McGranahan, Davis, CA (US);
Charles Leslie, Davis, CA (US);
Wesley Hackett, Davis, CA (US);
Gregory Browne, Davis, CA (US);
James McKenna, West Lafayette, IN (US);
Thomas Buzo, Reedley, CA (US);
Stephanie Kaku, Fresno, CA (US);
Michael McKenry, Selma, CA (US);
The Regents of the University of California, Oakland, CA (US);
The United States of America, as represented by the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, DC (US);
Abstract
A new and distinct variety of walnut rootstock denominated 'VX211' is described. This new variety, 'VX211', can be propagated through standard tissue culture micropropagation or rooted cuttings. 'VX211' has vigor and survivability in the nursery and in the orchard. It has reduced susceptibility to damage from nematodes () compared to other ‘Paradox’ rootstock. ‘VX211’ also has reduced susceptibility to damage fromin greenhouse screens and in the field compared to other ‘Paradox’ rootstock.