Re: SDB Ice Pink

Subject: Re: SDB Ice Pink
From: i*@aim.com
Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 18:30:52 -0400

Here is a photo of an extraction from the orange iris Thai Orange. As you can see after the majority of the carotenes are removed by being boiled in metyl alcohol there is a significant amount of lycopene left behind. Probably as much as is in the most saturated lycopene pink. This is the same in all the orange iris I have examined by this method. All orange iris have four "t" genes. An examination of pedagres using the check list will confirm this.

Further post to follow.

Chuck Chapman

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