Thanks Chuck.
> Carotene yellows are oil soluble. Flavanoid yellows are water soluble.
> Chuck Chapman

I dug around in the archives and found this (from you, Chuck).

<The water soluble yellow is a flavanoid. While anthocyanin and
flavanoid share some of the initial biochemistry chain they
differentiate quite early in the chain>

So does that mean that it has flavanoids in the vacuoles instead of
anthocyanin? Can't have both?

How in the world does a plant 'know' to use precursors to make one
pigment in the vacuole, but go a different direction in the Ae
inclusions? very smart plants!

Linda Mann