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Re: Arilbreds

Patricia, your climate is not very favorable for arils or even most aril looking hybrids so use that as your excuse.
 
There is no standard agreement on the distinction between "aril" and "arilbred". Some use "aril" when all of the chromsomes come from only aril chromosome parents and "arilbred" to indicate a cultivar with a combination of aril and TB/median chromosomes. Some use "aril" to indicate pure aril type and "arilbred" for any hybrids even between the different types of arils. Some have other distinctions. I favor the first definition as I feel it is more useful in communication.
  
----- Original Message -----
From: p*@whidbey.net
To: i*@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, March 30, 2002 8:05 PM
Subject: [iris-photos] Arilbreds

Francelle,
 
They're gorgeous!!  I'm trying not to look at Arilbreds; one iris obsession is more than enough for my budget, space, and hyb ambitions.  I don't like the foreshortened falls that apparently are typical of the full arils, but the colors and patterns of arilbreds (hybrids?) are beyond beautiful.
 
Patricia Brooks
Whidbey Island, WA
  


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