HYB: 201 Homework -- White Ground
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- Subject: HYB: 201 Homework -- White Ground
- From: S* M* <7*@compuserve.com>
- Date: Mon, 9 Feb 1998 14:13:00 -0700 (MST)
Continuing with observations of
seedlings from SOSTENIQUE X
TRIBE OF JUDAH. =
First, the blues and violets....
COPE GOODWIN [described
previously] was selected as the =
best of the blue bitones with
signals. The runnerup had an
almost identical flower -- except
that its standards even paler blue.
Plant performance was the
deciding factor.
The other one in contention had
slightly darker standards, somewhat
lighter falls, and a stippled signal
instead of a solid one. Again, it =
came down to performance. Had its
plant been markedly superior to that
of COPE GOODWIN, I would have
introduced it instead. But the plants
were comparable, the flowers a bit
too much alike to name both of them,
and I preferred the one with more
contrast. =
The most spectacular bloomed out
and therefore didn't even rate a =
seedling number. It was pure white
except for a sky blue rim on the falls, =
a small sky blue signal, and yellow
beard. A similar pattern showed up
later in blue-violet but the markings
were not as clean and the plant didn't
rate introduction.
Homework: Their blue patterns differ
but, as I indicated in the subject line, =
these seedlings have very something
important in common -- no visible
yellow except in the beard. Which of
your predictions are confirmed by =
this? What, if anything, does it add
to your model?
More to come...
Sharon McAllister
73372.1745@compuserve.com