Re: RE:HYB pink genetics


> 
> I believe that the original Fay line was also pink by virtue of the 
dominant 
> inhibitor.  
> 
> Gibson's APRIL MELODY did prove to be recessive for anthocyanin 
production, 
> and I suspect that other predecessors to today's glaciatas may also 
have had 
> mixed heritage.
> 
> Separating the effect of the dominant inhibitor from the recessive 
trait is 
> certainly a non-trivial task!
> 
> Sharon McAllister

Thanks to all for the information. I personnally suspect a mixed bag 
of genes with glaciata , plicata , dominant and recessive gene all 
being present in various cominations. I want to undertake some good 
definative research. To do this I need to identify pure genetic 
plants for test crosses. That is pinks that have only glaciata, RRA 
(in what ever form) and dominant reduction of anthocyanin, without 
any of the other genes present to confound the results and provide 
misinterpretation. So far it looks as if the best I can do is to 
identify what genes are present, and in what quantity


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