Re: HYB: carotenoid plicata genes

Chuck, do you have a theory about how that might work? Do you think there might be a linked genetic control of vein development in the developing flower bud that affects any/all pigment in the veins?
If so, would it also affect presence/distribution of those little PVC ATV QVC (obviously, I can't remember what they are called) "black" anthocyanin granules?
<They all are examples that show that cartenoid pigments can be also distributed via plicata genes.> 
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