Re: hosta images
- Subject: Re: hosta images
- From: J* H*
- Date: Sun, 01 Jul 2001 10:42:30 -0400
Hello Joe,
Nice to chat with you again.I received the photo with the green streak down
the center of Tokudama Flavocircinalis. I have seen this type of variegation
several times now. I believe it is a form in transition with incomplete
sorting out of tissue with many green plastids in some tissue ( perhaps LII?)
and light green (smaller number or population of plastids) in other
tissue, ( perhaps LI) . This is the sort of early incomplete sorting out that
I found in "Parky's Prize" some years ago. It sorted out eventually to a
larger area of dark green tissue in the center and a light green or chartreuse
border. Later, plants of Birchwood Parky's Gold in tisse culture had an
identical (? ) sport occurence and a tissue transfer which resulted in the
reverse pattern of the dark green and light green tissues involved. Zilis
found this in his lab and named this plant 'Sweet Home Chicago'. I found the
same in my garden and find it is identical to Zilis' plant except it is from
a different source.They are both excellent plants and have similar
characteristics except for the opposite pattern of of the variegation. Mary
Chastain just last night noted this hosta ( Parky's Prize) and its performance
in her garden. Since there is perhaps others who are interested in this sport
occurrence, I am copying hosta-open. Hope you don't mind.
.Best Regards, Jim
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halinar@open.org wrote:
> Jim:
>
> One thing I have learned about taking digital images is that you
> better get the files labled quickly and accurately before you forget
> just what it is that is in the picture.
>
> This is a sport of Tokudama Flavocircinalis that could be interesting
> if I can stabilize it. This is a real small offset. What do you
> think about a Tokudama Flavocircinalis with a very narrow band of
> color down the midvein of the leaf? I don't know if an all light
> green form will have much appeal.
>
> Joe
>
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> Name: TOK-FC-S.JPG
> TOK-FC-S.JPG Type: JPEG Image (image/jpeg)
> Encoding: base64
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