Re: HYB: plicata inheritance (from photos, was fringe of gold X

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Francelle - I've probably forgotten everything I've tried to learn about
plicata inheritance, but I thought it had to have 4 doses of plicata
genes to be a plicata?

So doesn't that just mean FRINGE OF GOLD doesn't have much <any?>
plicata genes?

<American Classic, unless my memory fails me, is a blue on white
plicata. I would have expected more blue and more broken color in this
cross.

Francelle Edwards Glendale, AZ Zone 9>

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