Indigo Rose

Antioxidant-Rich Tomato

Technology Reference:
OSU-11-15

PVP Pending #201100302

Licensing Manager:
Berry Treat

Email:    Berry.Treat@oregonstate.edu

Ph: 541-737-8100

Photo by Tiffany Woods

Exclusive License available for the USA market

ITN Announcement Date: February 6, 2013

ITN Proposal Due Date: February 22, 2013

Oregon State University is seeking to commercialize Indigo Rose, a variety of tomatoes that are rich in antioxidants, such as anthocyanin. Developed by Dr. Jim Myers, a professor in the OSU horticulture department, Indigo Rose is suited for home gardens and nurseries. The tomatoes have a rich purple/black exterior and a deep red interior. Indigo Rose is not a GMO and was produced using conventional crossing and selection techniques. Indigo Rose seeds are currently licensed to seed dealers and nurseries.

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