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Re: Re: [SpaceAgeRobin] protohorns/BSE on SDB

Hello Chris, No, I didn't make any crosses on it, or gather pollen.  It was 
late in the evening when I noticed it, and didn't have a chance.  I'll keep 
an eye on the clump, and more flowers like these.  I agree, selfing would 
be a good idea.  Thanks for the idea.  And yes, we do owe Austin alot for 
his wonderful work.   I also wanted to correct something I said on an 
earlier post.  I stated that Hagars helmet was likely sterile.  I should have 
said, pod sterile, as it's pollen does look viable.  I was contacted off list 
about it.  My error, should have clarified.   I've been dobbing it's pollen 
on SDB's, not sure of any takes yet though. I also want to mention how 
regular it is with SA appendages.  It always has them, really long horns 
or big spoons almost flounces, held strait up into the standards.  
Will W. 

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> From: Chris Darlington <chrisdarlington@videotron.ca>
> Date: 2005/04/20 Wed PM 06:34:37 CDT
> To: SpaceAgeRobin@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: Re: [SpaceAgeRobin] protohorns/BSE on SDB
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Hi Will,

Did you borrow any pollen from it ?  It must have some appendage genetics
inhereted from other routes prior to the Austin work.  I wonder what the
results would be if you selfed it and grew the seedlings like Austin did
with ADVANCE GUARD, you could be looking for a needle in a hay stack. We owe
Austin a great deal for the his hard  work concentrating these genes

Chris


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To: <SpaceAgeRobin@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 11:12 PM
Subject: [SpaceAgeRobin] protohorns/BSE on SDB


> Look what I found on SDB Eye Shadow.
> (E. Roberts, R. `62). 62R5. SDB, 14", E,, V4R.
> "S light red-purple; F light purple, deep red spot, white halo around blue
> beard. Lipstick X Hanselmayer pumila #26, red-purple. HM `65, JC `66,
> AM `69. Roberts `64."
> This one is definately an oldie.  No SA in it's pedigree, so I'm assuming
> it's just a common mutation of
> fused beard.  This particular flower has them on every beard, and I
> found another flower with them too, but no others on the clump
> (10+flowers today).  Thought it was interesting.  Any thoughts?
> Will Warner
> SW MO
> Zone 6
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