Florida Foundation Seed Producers, Inc.

A new and distinct cultivar of Pothos ( Epipremnun x aureum ) plant named ‘UF-Ea-0310’, particularly distinguished by acuminate leaves with large, irregular bright white center patches, small green-white and greyed-green blotches surrounding the bright white center, followed by dark green coloration extending out to the margin of the leaves, and petioles and stems colored light-yellow.

‘FAES1319’ is a new and distinct zoysiagrass ( Zoysia japonica Steud.) variety distinguished at least by its medium leaf texture, high turfgrass quality, good shade tolerance, good winter color retention, good spring green up, and low incidence of large patch disease caused by Rhizoctonia solani anastomosis group 2-2 LP. It has exhibited broad adaptation to contrasting environments from the Southern U.S. and north into the Transition Zone.

A new and distinct seedless, easy to peel mandarin hybrid, named ‘RES 19-56’, with a unique clustered fruit bearing habit that can appeal to citrus hobbyists as an ornamental, but that also has shown potential value for premium early season fresh market production by CUPS or other citrus growers. Has shown the ability to set large numbers of parthenocarpic fruit in the CUPS production system. These clusters sometimes number 15 or more fruit, having many more than fruit per cluster than other seedless mandarin hybrids.

A new and distinct cultivar of lemon plant named ‘CE-D5-1-9-42’, characterized by nearly seedless fruit, early fruiting, and high fruit production. Additionally, the new lemon cultivar also is compatible with trifoliate orange rootstocks, unlike most lemon varieties. This new cultivar has high quality fresh fruit, as well as juice, peel oil, and other lemon by-products viable for processing. Further, given the new lemon cultivar's good HLB tolerance typical of lemons, and its near seedlessness, this new cultivar may have significant dooryard tree potential.

A new and distinct variety of strawberry ( Fragaria x ananassa Duchesne), which originated from seed produced by a hand-pollinated cross between ‘FL 17.24-18’ and ‘FL 17.17-127’. The new strawberry cultivar, named ‘FL 20.34-183’, can be distinguished at least by its consistently well-shaped conical fruit; high early yields and large fruit size when grown in West Central Florida or other regions that have a climate similar to that of West Central Florida.

A new and distinct variety of strawberry ( Fragaria x ananassa Duchesne), which originated from seed produced by a hand-pollinated cross between ‘FL 16.74-68’ and ‘FL 10-92’. The new strawberry cultivar, named ‘FL 20.80-4’, can be distinguished at least by its consistently well-shaped conical to cordate fruit; high early yields and excellent disease resistance when grown in West Central Florida or other regions that have a climate similar to that of West Central Florida.

A new and distinct cultivar of citrus plant named ‘18A-9-39’, characterized by an easy-to-peel, nearly seedless, tangerine-type fruit with a very rich, sweet, and pleasant flavor; high sugar content in the fruit; vibrant orange fruit color; and good tolerance to HLB, especially when trees are supplemented with controlled release fertilizer (CRF) containing an enhanced micronutrient package.

A new and distinct cultivar of Coleus ( Coleus scutellarioides ) plant named ‘UF20-103-6’ having a combination of desirable traits that make it well-suited for use as an annual plant in the summer landscape. ‘UF20-103-6’ has consistent tri-color foliage patterning, compact growth habit, and moderate growth rate in the greenhouse and landscape. ‘UF20-103-6’ has ruffled, deeply lobed foliage with predominant centers colored purplish red surrounded by dark red sections, and consistent yellow green accents and leaf margins. ‘UF20-103-6’ maintains these contrasting colors and patterns in both sun and shade. ‘UF20-103-6’ is compact in habit, but it is highly branched and spreading in form, growing wider than it does tall.

‘FL19-006’ is a new and distinct southern highbush blueberry ( Vaccinium corymbosum L.) variety distinguished at least by a low to very low chilling requirement, vigorous and healthy, compact bushy growth habit with good evergreen production, high early yield, good field disease resistance, and large fruit that have a balanced sweet to acid flavor with high wax cover that exhibits small picking scars.

‘FL17-141’ is a new and distinct southern highbush blueberry ( Vaccinium corymbosum L.) variety distinguished at least by a none to low chilling requirement, vigorous and healthy, semi-upright growth habit with good evergreen production, high early yield, good field disease resistance, and large fruit that are moderately sweet with high wax cover and exhibit small picking scars.