RE: Re: HYB:Pink:out crosses
- Subject: [iris] RE: Re: HYB:Pink:out crosses
- From: i*@netscape.net
- Date: Thu, 07 Jul 2005 23:17:41 -0400
- List-archive: <http://www.hort.net/lists/iris/> (Web Archive)
Thanks for you reply Neil.
It is a complicated process. The best one can hope for is about 1/36 but this ratio can be a bit higher considering tetraploid recombining. I won't even try to explain it here. Having tttt doesn't guarantee pink. It could also have anthocyanin ( thus a purple with a red beard), depending on what the parents had or be a white or a blue with a red beard, again considering other genetics or even a yellow with a red beard, allthough a rare condition, as this is where we have the alternative pathway to (beta?)-carotene which doesn't come from lycopene and is a recessive trait.
Not the route to go to get good pinks.
Crossing a pink to a half pink will give about 1/6 offspring with red beard, but again this doesn't mean that the flower is pink, this depends on the other genetics, see above.
Best bet is pink x pink and select from there, or study up on genetics and use the check lists to get parentage.
Chuck Chapman
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