The name Kortina refers to a group of cultivars, including variations such as Kortina Chanel, Kortina Pink, Kortina Lilac and Kortina Cherry. These plants are spray carnations characterized by the presence of several fully double flowers on a single stem.
Flower petals typically have a serrated edge shape. The coloration of the series representatives varies from red-purple to pink and lilac shades. Individual representatives of the group, such as Kortina Chanel, have been used in genetic research due to the specific composition of anthocyanin pigments.
Plants of this series are used for commercial purposes and have been involved in scientific research on resistance to soil-borne pathogens, in particular Fusarium oxysporum. Detailed agronomic characteristics, such as precise height parameters or lodging resistance scores, are not presented in open sources.
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