Re: HYB: Traitor - pink & green genes?
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] HYB: Traitor - pink & green genes?
- From: Margie Valenzuela I*@comcast.net
- Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2002 08:28:15 -0700
Hi Linda,
To the best of my knowledge I will answer your
question. (Correct me anyone if I'm incorrect.)
I have learned that the violet color in the halfs (found in
GIFT OF DREAMS) are from anthocyanin pigments. So are the colors scarlet, red
violet, blue to deep violet and crimson. These colors are water soluble.
Pinks (like CONTRITE), oranges, and yellows are
carotenoid pigments. These are oil soluble. Note: water and oil solubles do not
mix.
I've also learned that when crossing both phenotypes
- one has the possibility of producing a "blended" result/ or
iris. The color pigments are not truely blended (not yellow x blue =
green). They are not a mix - but rather the colors (though they appear together
in the same area.) occupy a different part of the same area.
The browns and red-browns in an iris are the same result of
this kind of mix. I hope this helps to clarify how this
color combination (and other combinations) come about. Does anyone have anything
to add to this?
Margie V.
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