Re: HYBRIDIZING - Help me Bill Shear or somebody!!!
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- Subject: Re: HYBRIDIZING - Help me Bill Shear or somebody!!!
- From: A* M* R* <a*@ece.utexas.edu>
- Date: Wed, 23 Sep 1998 12:13:20 -0500 (CDT)
From: Amy Moseley Rupp <amy@ece.utexas.edu>
> rest were plummy/blurk rose/blurk red etc. All, however, were half the
> on an iris chat line like this at some stage!!
What colour is blurk? Is it a colour modifier like deep, dark, blackish, muddy ...
or a colour isn its own right eg puke green? I think that is chunder green to you...
> >From my experience, La. seed is best used fresh. The germiantion rate is
> never startling anyway, so fresh seed gives you the best advantage. I do
> not store my seed past the shucking-drying out stage. Bung them into a pot
> asap is my motto. However, I know of other hybridisers who store seed for
> several months before committing them to the ground.
What are the connotations of the verb bung? "Committing seeds to the ground" sounds as
if they will rest eternally there!
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