Re: SPEC: I. germanica


From: Mike Lowe <mlowe@worldiris.com>

Sharon writes...

>I did, however, find GERMANICA and I. germanica among the progenitors  of our
>modern hybrids.  Relatively insignificant, but there.

Wow! Impressive. Discounting Kochii, Black Prince, Amas, Ricardi, cyprania,
mesopotomica, trojana, etc., etc., I have only turned up one instance out
of 6000+ TB and 'short TB' pedigrees where I. germanica (44) was fairly
unarguably used in a cross that comes all the way down to modern talls. And
the link to modern progeny is sullied by a question mark on a lineal
descendent.

Tell me more!!!

Cheers

Mike,  mlowe@worldiris.com   --   http://www.worldiris.com
South Central Virginia, USA; USDA Zone 7A

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