Krinkle 8 Variegata
The historical outer-variegated, dimpled cultivar described in 1978; the registrar reports it lost or nearly lost.
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Krinkle 8 Variegata — historical patent Sheet 1View photo detailsClose photo details
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Complete Sheet 1 from the 1978 Krinkle 8 Variegata patent: a laid-out vine with ruler above, and variegated foliage with stem detail below. The illustrated material is identified by the patent; no modern accession is authenticated.
Photographer or creator: Cobia & Griffith, United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978), Sheet 1; individual photographer not named
Identification basis: Historical material identified by the patent; not a modern authenticated accession.
Rights and reuse: Complete patent-sheet facsimile for historical research, preserving its source context. No separate open license or permission for reuse of the individual photographs is asserted. Source: United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978); photographer not named.
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Krinkle 8 Variegata — historical patent Sheet 2View photo detailsClose photo details
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Complete Sheet 2 from the 1978 Krinkle 8 Variegata patent, showing an open pink-flowered cluster on the source-described plant.
Photographer or creator: Cobia & Griffith, United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978), Sheet 2; individual photographer not named
Identification basis: Historical material identified by the patent; not a modern authenticated accession.
Rights and reuse: Complete patent-sheet facsimile for historical research, preserving its source context. No separate open license or permission for reuse of the individual photographs is asserted. Source: United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978); photographer not named.
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Krinkle 8 Variegata — historical patent Sheet 3View photo detailsClose photo details
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Complete Sheet 3 from the 1978 Krinkle 8 Variegata patent: enlarged flowers above, with a detached flower underside and remaining floral structure below.
Photographer or creator: Cobia & Griffith, United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978), Sheet 3; individual photographer not named
Identification basis: Historical material identified by the patent; not a modern authenticated accession.
Rights and reuse: Complete patent-sheet facsimile for historical research, preserving its source context. No separate open license or permission for reuse of the individual photographs is asserted. Source: United States Plant Patent 4,199 (1978); photographer not named.
Image record: IMG-000037