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Release of Lily Clones as Germplasm


The lily hybrids RSM (Research Station, Morden) 73-9-1, 75-9-8, and 77-15-1 were developed through hybridization between 3 sections and 2 subsections of the genus Lilium. Several years of evaluation have shown these clones to be potentially useful for breeding and cultivar development, and for pollen-stylar incompatibility studies. As germplasm, the clones may serve as basic breeding material, whereas further evaluation also may show direct commercial value for garden or greenhouse lilies.