Angiosperms/Flowering Plants TRIZ Cases

UF08-5-10 coleus cultivar maintains stable foliage color in varying light conditions while preventing late-season leaf drop through vegetative propagation.

A DUP-CNS hibiscus cultivar propagates on own roots via semi-hardwood cuttings.

Breeding Cherry Cream Phlox resolves powdery mildew susceptibility while maintaining upright form.

Nemesia cultivar Inuppear exhibits improved vigor and larger flower size through natural mutation.

Natural mutation of Begonia hiemalis maintains post-production longevity through vegetative propagation.

NS 16-7 blueberry variety developed via controlled hybrid cross-pollination between EB 8-42 and EB 9-2 parents to resolve vigor and fruit quality trade-offs.

Anemone APANFARRH cultivar exhibits upright compact growth and abundant early flowering with stable red-purple petals.

FD 1604 strawberry cultivar balances high yield productivity with extended postharvest longevity through asymmetric plant architecture optimization.

Composite breeding combines hardiness from one parent with ornamental traits from another to create a unique winter-hardy butterfly bush.

Sproflored rose plant combines deep red cup-shaped blossoms with vigorous bushy growth through controlled cross-pollination.

A Gaillardia cultivar exhibits unique crimson red semi-double flowers with a compact, spreading plant habit.

Controlled breeding establishes unique flower morphology while asexual propagation ensures genetic stability.

Irradiation of Cook Eureka budwood creates a seedless lemon cultivar that resolves graft incompatibility with trifoliate orange rootstocks.

Segmented breeding stages develop Rustler pinto beans with erect architecture to resist lodging during machine harvest.

CH011117 hybrid corn employs cytoplasmic male sterility to resolve the contradiction between seed production efficiency and genetic stability.

Ixora Vista6 cultivar maintains trait stability across environments using self-service vegetative cuttings.

Controlled cross-pollination establishes stable deep red coloration and uniform mounded habit across environmental variations.

Controlled cross-breeding merges compact growth and early blooming from seed parents with black spot tolerance from pollen parents.

Marker-assisted selection in soybean variety 01058524 reduces breeding time and costs while ensuring predictable genetic outcomes.

Crossing Begonia hemsleyana and U489 resolves leaf shape contradictions to produce robust plants with unique silver and red foliage traits.

A hemp cultivar produces fibrous stalks, seeds, and cannabinoids simultaneously.

Tomato hybrid SVTD0140 utilizes homozygous inbred parent lines to ensure genetic uniformity across generations.

Lettuce variety 41-108 RZ integrates multiple pest resistances and natural red pigmentation, eliminating external color additives that alter taste.

SVGG1312 resolves the contradiction between genetic diversity and plant uniformity by applying preliminary action to create stable inbred parent lines.

Hydrangea cultivar H211904 resolves weak stem strength and small inflorescences by combining genetic traits from parent selections.

A Phalaenopsis orchid cultivar with white flowers and short leaves produced via meristem tissue culture.

TH-929 southern highbush blueberry plant delivers large firm berries with superior flavor by adapting to low-latitude regions with limited chill hours.

Segmenting breeding phases achieves homozygous parents, resolving the contradiction between genetic diversity and uniformity.

Petunia KLEPH18370 breeding line introduces unique spotted flower color patterns through advanced genetic manipulation techniques.

Zelroc3423 Cornus resolves selection complexity through self-service phenotype expression and local quality color markers for landscape use.

Breeding Aglaonema MUKLACY for shorter internodes creates a compact plant habit that resists low temperatures.

A Osteospermum cultivar with large white flowers and a trailing growth habit.

A new climbing rose variety delivers uniform dark red flowers and exceptional disease resistance through controlled breeding.

Breeding selects for uniform mounding shape and large red-purple inflorescences to resolve container plant trade-offs.

Soybean cultivar 10150434 accelerates breeding cycles by applying preliminary action to pre-characterize parental lines for yield and quality traits.

Mandevilla sanderi Duemiawibu cultivar exhibits upright growth and light pink flowers through controlled cross-pollination.

Mutagenized Hydrangea paniculata cultivar produces strong stems and dense growth habit, resolving flopping issues in landscaping.

Fiscody pelargonium cultivar exhibits deep-purple semi-double flowers with a compact trailing habit.

Scorchio Crocosmia cultivar exhibits upright growth and increased flower size through controlled cross-pollination.

Venice apple tree variety exhibits enhanced disease resistance through selective breeding of Imperatriz and Baronesa parents.