‘Laranja Dobrada’

 

Name	Synonym of	Register number	Applicant
'Laranja Dobrada'		SRL-Sch-XXXX-0595

Hybridizer	Country	Hybridizer reference	Name giver
unknown	Brazil

Name year	Group	Growth habit	Seedling/Sport
	TRUN		seedling

Pod parent	Pollen parent	Pollination year	Color
pod parent unknown	pollen parent unknown		red

Flower class	Flower form	Color composition	Flower size
double		white_red_red

Petal form	Recurved	Stamen color	Style color

Fruit color	Fruit edged	Flower description	Clades color
		lower petals have silvery white bases running upward toward the petal centers. The remainder of the petal is light orange-red, darkening toward the margins. The upper apex petals are elongated, thin, sometimes split on the ends to give a fluffy double appearance. Stamens have modified into these strange upper petals, reducing the number of functional stamens. Upper petals are a lighter pink-red. Flowers are environmentally affected and can vary in form on the same plant and from one flowering season to the next.

Clades size	Phylloclades form	Reference	Comments
		SRL Team	this unusual collector's cultivar was first noticed in Brazil and brought to Europe by Antonio Paloma Cadenas of Spain. It is commonly grown in the Minas state of Brazil and may be endemic to the region.

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