Re: HYB: color genetics?
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- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] HYB: color genetics?
- From: C* M*
- Date: Fri, 14 Jul 2000 17:04:07 +0930
Christy
Blue colour is controlled by the same genes as purples, rose etc. Therefore
if the purple and rose are being expressed, any blue genes present would be
also. However if there were genes for both blue and rose expressed, it is
possible that the final colour could appear as a purple. However if there
are no blues in the whole batch and all show some anthocyanin expression,
it's probable that no blue genes came through.
Colleen Modra
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From: J.F. Hensler <christyh@povn.com>
To: 'iris-talk@egroups.com' <iris-talk@egroups.com>
Date: Thursday, 13 July 2000 11:33
Subject: [iris-talk] HYB: color genetics?
>Hi All,
>
>I don't have the answer to this question so I hope some of you who
>understand color inheritance will leap in! I do alright when it comes to
>color in sheep, but I'm way in over my head with irises!
>
>If a batch of seedlings (saved bee pod), parents unknown but with at least
>one blue great-grandparent, has been showing red-violet, lavenders, and
>purples is there any chance of a blue showing up in the first generation?
>
>Appreciate your help on this one.
>
>Thanks,
>Christy Hensler
>Newport, WA, USA z4b
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