HYB: multilayer punnett squares (more from FB)
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  • Subject: HYB: multilayer punnett squares (more from FB)
  • From: L* M* <l*@lock-net.com>
  • Date: Sat, 08 Feb 2014 11:43:05 -0500
The discussion was about how to get a black luminata.

Chuck Chapman:
Doing a calculation of this type is quite complex. You need to do several punnett squares. For F1 you could have pluplu, or plupla or pla pla. for the luminata you could have any of pluplapla, or plupluplapla, or pluplupla. so you need a punnett square for each of these. and then multiply each square outcome by probability of it being that sequence, on both sides of equation. then sum probabilities. Then you need to do a punnett square for Ae. No Ae = no luminata. Two Ae= solid coloured plicata That is a solid red or black or purple, having plicata but not showing it . Then multiply these outcomes with previous sums from pl tables. 

Betty is having hives, my head may explode. ;-)

Linda Mann

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