Re: HYB: spots and shadow patterns
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- Subject: Re: HYB: spots and shadow patterns
- From: i*@netscape.net
- Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 03:27:51 -0000
--- In iris-talk@egroups.com, Linda Mann <lmann@i...> wrote:
> I have really enjoyed all the discussion about the plicata et al.
> patterns, complete with pictures! Wonderful.
>
> Here's another one - I absolutely love the darker irises with
lighter
> rims (MAGIC MAN, COPATONIC, INTO THE NIGHT - to name a few that I
> grow). We were jokingly calling this the 'umbrata' pattern in the
early
> days of the list and as I recall, nobody posted much about how this
> pattern might be inherited or its possible relationship to other
color
> patterns, such as the 'spot' pattern. Or that gorgeous (only seen
in
> pictures) half & half, EURHYTHMIC (which I never can spell!).
>
> Anybody care to leap into this one? Barry Blyth are you still
lurking
> out there? Where did these patterns come from and what's their
> inheritance? Are they single alleles? Or do they have complicated
> subgroups like the plicatas? Is the spot pattern inherited linked
with
> other SDB traits? {like what, I dunno...)
>
> Linda Mann east Tennesee USA zone 7/8
Eurythmic is every bit as gorgeous as its pictures. It grows well
for me. I don't have any understanding of its pattern, and I'm equally
curious.
The Umbrata pattern is now in plicatas. The ones that I have noted are
, Owyee Amethyst, Owyee Desert, and Bruneau Jasper. Very striking.
They are all from Wild Jasmine X unknown. Wild Jasmine also shows the
umbrata pattern, so the assumtion would be that it is dominant
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