Angiosperms/Flowering Plants TRIZ Cases

Breeding sterile pistil Madagascar periwinkle plants with fringe flowers.

QCAV-4 transgenic banana cultivar incorporates RGA2 resistance gene from Musa acuminata to overcome Fusarium wilt tropical race 4 susceptibility.

Breeding Delphinium ET DLP 829 resolves the trade-off between plant height and flower size by selecting for specific parameters to achieve stable compactness.

Selective breeding merges parent traits to resolve the contradiction between desired flower shape and available trailing adaptability.

EB 9-12 blueberry plant produces large firm fruit with strong flavor through controlled cross-pollination.

Asexual division propagates Alabama Slammer Geum plants while preserving vibrant orange and red flower characteristics.

Breeding selects for short internodes and minimal seed pods while maintaining yellow flower color.

DUP-SWCH hibiscus cultivar roots easily on its own roots, overcoming root rot susceptibility that limits earlier hybrids.

NUN 12105 MEM melon hybrid resolves uniformity versus diversity trade-offs using preliminary action and segmentation principles.

CV399175 corn variety resolves genetic non-uniformity in hybrids by enforcing homozygous parental lines for predictable performance.

Red Princess III peach tree yields firm non-melting fruit suitable for long-distance shipping while maintaining early maturation and large size.

Soybean variety 5PVAN09 applies preliminary action and feedback loops to reduce the six-to-twelve-year development timeline for new high-yielding varieties.

Controlled breeding merges freely flowering habit with decorative inflorescence form to resolve productivity versus shape contradictions in cut flower markets.

PNKTER rose hybrid overcomes black spot susceptibility via natural mutation selection, delivering stable commercial traits.

Betuko begonia cultivar stabilizes distinct upright growth and flower traits across environmental variations for commercial greenhouse production.

Cross-breeding merges heat tolerance with dense branching in Mandevilla MOGI TWO, resolving inconsistent commercial traits.

EPB 25 Helleborus cultivar holds large light greenish white flowers with purple margins above the foliar plane on long peduncles.

Floribunda rose variety Poulcas022 produces uniform red flowers through controlled crossing, resolving disease resistance and compact growth trade-offs.

Breeding program applies parameter changes and feedback to maintain genetic stability while achieving compact plant habit.

A new Clematis variety 'Evipo068' exhibits compact growth and red-purple flowers suitable for container culture.

Selective breeding creates a unique Baptisia cultivar with early bloom and stable traits for landscape use.

Breeding Cleome DCLEO2 resolves the contradiction between large flower size and plant compactness through parameter changes and local quality principles.

ANTHDASZUM Anthurium variety features bright red orbicular-cordate spathes with narrow long-cordate leaves.

Selective breeding stacks Qs genes in non-transgenic alfalfa to lower lignin, resolving the trade-off between improved digestibility and crop yield stability.

Controlled crossing of VR-Z-2 and VR-Z-4 lines yields DVERSKYBLU, eliminating vernalization requirements while maintaining trait stability.

Malus domestica and Malus robusta hybrid G.814 rootstock delivers dwarfing, precocity, and fire blight resistance to overcome single-trait limitations.

A new Fuchsia cultivar exhibits compact mounding growth and white flowers through selective cross-pollination.

Backcross conversion introduces disease resistance and drought tolerance into maize inbred PH47K2, reducing the six-to-twelve-year breeding development time.

X90C510 hybrid maize integrates disease resistance and yield uniformity via precise genetic modification techniques.

Breeding selects for light red-purple ray florets and robust garden performance to resolve existing uniformity gaps.

Spike hybrid Veronica plant produces taller stems and longer blue flower spikes while maintaining trait stability across generations.

A Salvia greggii cultivar with deep purple flowers and medium green foliage exhibits an upright-mounded growth habit.

CAKEPEARL nectarine variety exhibits extended shelf life and firm fruit texture through selective breeding.

Crossing parent varieties creates a compact plant that resists disease while maintaining continuous blooming duration.

Cornus cultivar VERPAALEN3 exhibits medium green leaves with darker margins in spring and dark purple foliage in autumn.

Breeding achieves early freely flowering semi-double inflorescences and good postproduction longevity for container gardens.

NUN 05434 LTL resolves breeding complexity by segmenting disease resistance traits across parent lines using preliminary action and feedback.

Local quality and copying principles resolve the trade-off between maintaining a compact plant structure and achieving distinct ornamental flower traits.

CV744569 corn variety develops stable inbred lines to resolve genetic non-uniformity from cross-pollination.

DrisBlueThirty blueberry variety produces firm fruit with high yield under evergreen or mid-chill conditions.

Petunia cultivar Balsursarlu exhibits dark violet flowers and medium green foliage with a moderately vigorous, mounded-trailing growth habit.

Applying local quality to leaf regions creates distinct color variations while maintaining stable genotype through softwood cutting propagation.

Molecular markers accelerate canola breeding by selecting disease resistance and yield traits without lengthy field trials.

Wheat cultivar H3N12-0069 combines genetic transformation with traditional breeding to integrate multiple agronomic traits.

Selective parameter changes resolve contradictions between environmental adaptability and specific horticultural traits like yellow inner pericarp.

A new Stokesia cultivar exhibits freely branching growth with large pale violet inflorescences.