Re: HYB: Seeing red
We should know that all the work done at Oregon University, from tissue
culture to gene transfer to named varieties (if any) will be under patent. Indeed
the red gene itself has been patented, so it is doubtful other hybridizers will
have permission to use it in breeding. Perhaps gene transfer has reached the
point where it could be done in the kitchen, or at least a modest home lab.
FredKerr
Rainbow acres
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