Re: rot parade/miniature tall bearded diploids
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- Subject: Re: rot parade/miniature tall bearded diploids
- From: m*@tricities.net (Mike Lowe)
- Date: Fri, 5 Jul 1996 15:31:46 -0500
Linda Mann asks...
>Do the modern MTBs (miniature tall bearded irises) look like historic diploid
>TBs (tall beardeds)? Or vice versa...
Look at the age of the iris that is the pollen parent of Desert Shield, MTB,
(Varner, T. 91) and you will have your answer. [I will admit to 'loading
the dice' by picking a variegata, however, many other modern MTBs exhibit
parents of comparable age.]
I also worked in Thorbecke--just couldn't resist it!
__unknown_______
|
_Cordelia______|
| Parker 1873 |
| |___unknown______
Bliss sdlg MM1_|
| | ___unknown______
| | |
| |_Thorbecke_____|
| Veitch bef.1897|
| |___unknown______
|
|
Marsh Marigold__|
Bliss 19 |
| ___unknown______
| |
| _Amoena________|
| |DeCandolle 1812|
| | |__unknown_______
|_Bliss sdlg MM2|
| __unknown_______
| |
|_Maori King____|
Reuthe 1890 |
|__unknown_______
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