HYB: Would IB's sometimes produce diploid pollen

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• Subject: HYB: Would IB's sometimes produce diploid pollen
• From: "tesilvers" t*@yahoo.com
• Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 18:06:12 -0000

Does anyone know of any IB's (especially pink ones) being used as 
pollen parent on diploids?? I thought that maybe because of their 
unbalanced complement of chromosomes, IB's might occassionally 
produce diploid (or near diploid) pollen grains. Thinking that this 
might be one way of transferring tangerine beard and pink color to 
the diploid MTB bunch. 


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