Re: Iris attica (was more questions from the newbie)
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- Subject: [iris-species] Re: Iris attica (was more questions from the newbie)
- From: &* <l*@paulbunyan.net>
- Date: Mon, 09 Feb 2004 21:12:46 -0000
> Robt R Pries <rpries@s...> wrote:
> ... the attica clones that have been tested are diploid and would likely be sterile when crossed to tetraploids or amphidiploids.
I'm confused ... again. I could sit down with TWOI and try to muddle
through the genetics chapter for the umpteenth time, but I doubt it
would make any more sense to me now than it did the first couple dozen
times I tried to absorb it. What I really need is a "Chromosomes for
Dummies" version of the same info.
I don't understand why beardless species seem to be able to interbreed
successfully regardless of varying chromosome counts, while beardeds
can not. Sibtosa works, but attica X pumila doesn't? I just don't
get it.
Can anyone offer an idiot-proof explanation in 500 words or less,
please? ;-)
Laurie
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