PVP Potato 'Purple Pelisse' (Oregon Tri-State)

Technology Description
Purple Pelisse (POR01PG16-1) is a mid season specialty potato with purple skin and dark purple flesh. This selection is unique among commercially available purple varieties in that plants set a large number of smooth, small, fingerling-shaped tubers. Tubers are ideal for boiling or baking whole. Chips made from Purple Pelisse tubers retain their bright purple color and resist fading.

Purple Pelisse produces small fingerling-shaped tubers with purple skin and dark purple flesh. Tubers are smooth with shallow eyes that are concentrated at the bud end of the tuber with few tuber defects.

Chips made from Purple Pelisse in an Oregon taste test surpassed All Blue chips in color, appearance, and flavor and had no brown discoloration, a defect common to other purple varieties. Participants in the same trial preferred the color and appearance of steamed Purple Pelisse over similarly prepared All Blue samples.

Culinary quality tests were performed at Washington State University in 2006 and 2007 as part of the Regional Potato Variety Trial. Purple Pelisse and All Blue were similar in all categories.

Background of Invention
Purple Pelisse has been exclusively licensed for production and sale through the Potato Variety Management Institute, Inc. (PVMI). Please go to PVMI for questions about the availability of this variety.

Patent Information:
Tech ID:
OSU-09-12
Category(s):
Agricultural
Contact:
Denis Sather
Senior IP & Licensing Manager
Oregon State University
541-737-8806
denis.d.sather@oregonstate.edu
Inventors:
M. Isabel Vales
Solomon Yilma
Alvin Mosley
Steven James
Danny Hane
Laurie Leroux
Brian Charlton
Kenneth Rykbost
Clinton Shock
Eric Eldredge
Jennifer Reed
Darrin Culp
Erik Feibert
Keywords:
Plant Varieties
Potato
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