Angiosperms/Flowering Plants TRIZ Cases

PremA019 apple tree combines large fruit size, red skin color, and appealing flavor while maintaining high tree vigor and disease resistance.

FL98-423 blueberry merges early maturity with Botrytis and powdery mildew resistance via asexual propagation, resolving yield trade-offs.

Breeding Campanula Pink Octopus with low seed set extends bloom time while maintaining pest resistance against snails and aphids.

Reese Kalanchoe cultivar features medium orange flowers and dark green leaves propagated via vegetative terminal cuttings.

Balcabros20 cultivar combines distinct flower coloration with vigorous growth, resolving breeding complexity through targeted cross-pollination.

Cultivar DLFMexi4 combines resistance to Fusarium, White Rust, and Western Flower Thrips with temperature tolerance for commercial cut flower production.

DUP-PPP hibiscus cultivar grows on own roots, eliminating grafting virus risks while maintaining vigor.

Breeding HFG 1359 raspberry cultivar with parameter changes reduces fruit darkening and detachment strength to improve harvest efficiency.

Spontaneous mutation yields stable Dianthus cultivar producing continuous dark pink-red-purple blooms from spring through fall for garden and container use.

Combining parent traits yields Brunnera Sterling Silver, resolving the trade-off between extensive silver coverage and high temperature resilience.

Cultivar 99090148 applies genetic transformation to combine disease resistance and yield traits, reducing development time compared to traditional breeding.

Systematic breeding combines parent selections to achieve unique ornamental traits while terminal shoot propagation ensures genetic stability.

Molecular marker selection in alfalfa variety H0918TF557 resolves unpredictability in trait combination and reduces breeding cycle duration.

Selective breeding resolves the contradiction between early maturity and handling resistance, ensuring extended shelf life without compromising eating quality.

Playa strawberry cultivar maintains vigorous growth from March through October by adapting to central coast California humidity and temperature conditions.

Portola day-neutral strawberry cultivar delivers higher yield and superior fruit quality through selective breeding.

Wheat variety 6PMBN59B combines desirable traits via genetic modification, bypassing lengthy traditional breeding cycles while maintaining uniformity.

GNFA6657ZL maize inbred line enables hybrid seed production via backcrossing to introduce traits while maintaining genetic stability across diverse regions.

Direct gene modification stabilizes herbicide resistance and disease tolerance, eliminating unpredictable multi-generational breeding cycles.

Controlled breeding of Royal Princess Zantedeschia achieves Erwinia caratovora tolerance while maintaining high flower yield.

Selective breeding of Chrysanthemum cultivar CIFZ0093 improves flower longevity and plant strength while maintaining consistent flowering patterns.

Hybrid corn variety CH011230 utilizes cytoplasmic male sterility to prevent self-pollination during controlled cross-pollination.

Gruelox 02 Verbena cultivar produces large flowers with a small purple eye through selective breeding.

DJ 05-14 crapemyrtle cultivar exhibits deep purple foliage and light lavender flowers through selective breeding.

LAH169 hybrid rice achieves 94% yield performance with reduced chalk levels using two-line breeding methods.

Breeding 'Strawberry and Cream' Echinacea with unique pale yellow-green ray florets resolves the lack of distinct flower colors in existing varieties.

Breeding Salvia gregii x microphylla creates EGGBEN009, resolving the trade-off between dense plant habit density and environmental adaptability.

Hybrid corn variety CH100147 utilizes cytoplasmic male sterility to prevent self-pollination during seed production.

Soybean variety 01064635 reduces breeding development time by applying preliminary action to pre-select parental lines with known genetic backgrounds.

Natural mutation yields WHISTAR Clusia rosea with enhanced leaf strength and high temperature tolerance despite slower growth rate.

Soybean cultivar 16120716 accelerates breeding timelines by applying preliminary action and segmentation to combine desirable traits like disease resistance.

Echeveria cultivar ECRAQ03-0 exhibits temperature-dependent foliage color changes from dark red to medium green.

Cultivar RLH1-12P0 achieves compact plant habit with large flowers, resolving trade-offs between growth form and ornamental value.

X85P995 resolves the contradiction between disease resistance and harvest uniformity by merging distinct inbred parents through controlled hybridization.

A Hosta cultivar with bright green leaves and creamy margins maintains foliage vibrancy in full sun conditions.

Natural selection captures a spontaneous color mutation in Green Runner chrysanthemums, maintaining genetic stability without complex breeding.

Canola variety 16GN0453L uses preliminary action and parameter changes to combine disease resistance with uniform trait expression.

Tamar Purple Star New Guinea Impatiens cultivar achieves stable reproduction through asexual terminal cuttings while maintaining upright growth.

Cross-pollination of proprietary selections yields the Dongimagpuwhi cultivar, resolving trade-offs between vigor and flower size through parameter changes.

Renact cultivar merges functional stamens and pistils within individual flowers, resolving pollination complexity while maintaining commercial fruit size.

Developed through cross-pollination, this cultivar resolves the trade-off between compact growth and diverse flower coloration.

Breeding 'Don Sergio' creates double orange flowers while maintaining compact plant structure and dark green foliage.

Ha Ha Tonka Schizachyrium cultivar maintains stable traits across environments via parameter changes.

New York 2 apple tree cultivar combines firmness, juiciness, and tartness through asexual propagation.

Inbred corn line KL14 produces uniform, disease-resistant hybrids with improved nutritional characteristics.

Breeding Rosa 'ALTland' merges disease resistance with flower quality to overcome trade-offs between plant vigor and ornamental value.

HanCev lavender resolves mildew susceptibility versus vigor trade-offs via mutant selection for landscape adaptability.

Breeding Echinacea paradoxa and purpurea creates a medium tall cultivar with well-branched stalks, solving the lack of large bright yellow ornamental varieties.