RE: SPEC: biversata
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- Subject: RE: [iris-talk] SPEC: biversata
- From: M* M*
- Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 09:27:00 -0500
Thanks, Christy. I was wondering too. Where did you find the explanation?
Maureen Mark
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada (zone 4) -- where we have lots of lovely white mulch
> Dennis,
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> Found this explanation: "Improved plants (versicolors) are crossed by I.
> ensata, recrossed by versicolor x self and crossed again by I. ensata or
> virginica."
>
> Haven't heard whether any of the advanced generation virginica crosses
> have
> worked so the definitions should be:
>
> Versata: Versicolor X JI
> Biversata: (Versicolor x JI) X versicolor or selfed
> Reversicolor: ((Versicolor x JI) x versicolor) X JI
>
> Christy Hensler
> Newport, WA
> Z4b
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> From: Dennis Kramb
>
> I'm looking at my SIGNA list and wondering what's exactly a
> biversata? and reversicolor?
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