Re: AR: Quarterbred Aril Qualities
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- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] AR: Quarterbred Aril Qualities
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- Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 07:49:51 -0500
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> Can somebody name the arilbred qualities you look for in a
> quarterbred?
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> The resolution that specified this included only examples, not an
> exclusive list, but all of those listed pertained to the flower rather
> than the plant. This following is based on that resolution but
> paraphrased, because I find it easier to examine the flower
> systematically rather than jumping around in search of SOMETHING that
> looks "aril":
>
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> Sharon McAllister
> 73372.1745@compuserve.com
Thanks, Sharon, for this list of aril traits.
Tell us what you think of the virus markings. Some years,
these seem more evident on the quarters and halves, and other
years they are hardly there.
Are virus markings a minus?
The picture of MOHR PRETENDER that appears from time to
time in the Schreiner catalog shows it to be free of virus markings.
But, as I grow it, there are many virus markings. Do we attribute
this to climate, soil?
How can you tell if a splotch of contrasting color is a virus
marking or part of the usual color for a cultivar?
Are these markings kin to 'broken color/variegated' markings as
in Ensminger things?
Walter Moores
Enid Lake, MS 7/8 USA (salivating over everything about
EURYTHMIC, which has taken ten years to perform like it should)
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