Re: Re: CULT: Pod setting

Neil I have experienced  the same  pod setting culture  this year and last
on all the self produced  pods , all balloons  and I have always wondered
about this phenomena ,. hardly ever any viable  seeds .



James Rohrer
Jrohrer31@Bellsouth.net
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Neil A Mogensen" <neilm@charter.net>
To: "IrisPhotos" <iris-photos@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 11:30 AM
Subject: [PHOTO] [iris-photos] Re: CULT: Pod setting


> It appears that *pallida* Kupari has a modest amount of PBF.  Am I seeing
> this correctly?  I vaguely remember some reference elsewhere of this for
> Kupari, I think, as well.  I'm curious, as the branching, plant habit and
> PBF suggests some *variegata* ancestry in the cv.  Those are not typical
> *pallida* features.
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> Re bee pods--everything that I had last year and all that have fallen by
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> wayside (stalk rotting out from underneath, mostly) have been balloons.  I
> find this rather remarkable as ALL of them were last year, and it is
looking
> that way this year as well.  What have we got?  Partial pollenization?  Or
> is this a hormonal "seedless" fruit set due to leftover growth hormones in
> the bloomstalk?  I suspect this is the case, actually.
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> Neil Mogensen  z 7  Reg 4 western NC mountains
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