Re: AB: To be or not to be Lady Mohr


Thank you, Sharon, for your response!

>Initially, its unexpected fertility made us suspect that we were dealing 
>with an imposter.

I'm quite afraid to ask this as I seem to have absolutely NO aptitude for 
iris genetics, and I'm embarrassed to admit every tutorial you have 
offered on this list over the last couple years has gone so far over my 
head as to require telescopic magnification ... but ... am I correct in 
understanding that the "real" LADY MOHR, as an OGB-, has low fertility, 
whereas the imposter, as a presumed OGB, has increased fertility?  If 
this is correct, is the imposter both pod and pollen fertile?  Can it be 
crossed successfully with TBs or only with other ABs?

>Didn't expect an easy answer from me, did you?

Actually, your answer was surprisingly straightforward.  ;-)  However, it 
begs the obvious question - if I should desire to purchase the "real" 
LADY MOHR for side by side comparison with my unknown, how and where 
could I be assured that I was, in fact, purchasing the "real" thing and 
not just another imposter?

Laurie


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zone 3b northern MN - clay soil


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