The Ultimate Tea Cultivar Guide -> Japanese Cultivars
Okuyutaka
Late Budding Abundance
おくゆたか
【奥豊】
| Alternate Names: | None |
| Name Translation: | Oku【奥・おく】 Noun. Depths (of a forest), bottom (of one’s heart), recesses, heart. Note: “Oku” is typically used to simply represent late-budding cultivars, regardless of its meaning. Yutaka【豊・ゆたか】 Noun. Abundant, plentiful, rich. |
| Name Explanation: | Named for its ability to produce fragrant tea in late life, with an abundant production of new leaves. |
| Date of Registration: | 26-05-1983 FCC 1983 SSLRC |
| Parent Plants: | Yutakamidori ♀ x F1NN8 ♂ (Tamamidori ♀ x S6 ♂) |
| Cultivator: | 茶業試験場 Tea Industry Experiment Station |
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