Re: Aurora Sea- CORRECTION

--- In iris-photos@egroups.com, irischapman@n... wrote:
> --- In iris-photos@egroups.com, ciris@q... wrote:
> > Chuck Chapman requested that we post this picture of Aurora
> > Sea so he could comment on it. Digital photo taken at C.
> > Iris On Pond by Ken Coleman.
> > Carol Coleman
> > Region 11 Zone 5
> > Boise, Idaho
> 
> This is a ringed fancy plicata with the same ring that came from 
Soft 
> Air. Probably with the ring factor just once. While registered as a 
> MDB by height, it seems to be gentically SDB, with parents Chubby 
> Cheek X (Sam x Auburn Valley). Thus would have the chromosomes sets 
> 8/8/12/12. The plicata genes would be "pla pla pla plu" 

CORRECTION: The plicata genes would be "pl plu pla pla", that is, one 
regular plicata gene, one luminata gene and two glaciata genes. When 
crossed to a glaciata such as Eramosa Snowball, would produce 1/2 
narrow rimmed plicatas and 1/2 stripped type plicatas. At times it 
would not be especially clear which is which.
 
 The ring would be passed on to 1/4 of the offspring. Assuming ring 
factor is only from one parent.
 
> Crossed to a luminata would produce 1/2 luminatas and 1/2 fancy 
> plicatas. Crossed to another fancy plicata would produce 

CORRECTION:1/4 regular SDB plicatas, 1/2 fancy plicatas and 1/4 
luminatas
 
 
> This gives an iris available which offers good breeding potential 
for 
> those intersted in these factors.
> 
> Note that these are all based on my current understanding of plicata 
> types, and hasn't yet been proven. Also note that with the ring 
factor 
> there will be some dark veins on hafts which compromise the 
definition 
> of luminata and glaciata , which by definition shouldn't have these 
> marks. The plants without the ring factor will not have these marks, 
> but will act the same re plicata genetics as the ringed flowers.
> 
> If someone who has  this plant  wishes to do a test cross and keep 
> track of number and type of offspring, I will provide either 
glaciata 
> or fancy plicata pollen. My bloom time for SDB is mid May to early 
> June.
> 
> Thanks Carol and Ken for your assistance.


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