Re: Re: I. pallida loppio

One other thing it didn't mention in my reply to Dave. Loppio was used a pollen plant on a pallida in one of the test crosses and it seemed to have no problems wit hfertility  and produced a normal amount of seeds. This would seem  to confirm it as being a diploid and unlikely a hybrid with a tetraploid aphylla.

Chuck Chapman

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