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But it was There. In the Genetics...so it hadn't expressed..but it was Always going to show up.....Think of it like the Ginger gene..one day it is going to show up.
The Danger in genetics is not the Traits you see expressed..it is what you are Rolling that you can't See.
Oh i knew it was always in there but i thought that i had them homozygous enough to keep it from coming out. Boy was i wrong...its almost like its throwing a middle finger at me after 6 years of work lol.
Im not going to say danger, but i will say the surprise was nice to see. But you are correct if the geno expresses its phenotype one way it does not mean that all the other stuff that makes it up goes away. Its still carrying things from its past...
Maybe 4-5 Hours ahead of you...I was going to bring it into Admin but Dr. B had Tagged you in.....why spoil his Surprise...
Ha funny how that all works out and i agree it was something special for him to share with me. Hes got a rare one over there. I can even tell him what to expect with the smoke. If that came out its hard to tell what else came out of there.
I Did laugh me bits off though......now try and knock the colour out of them...
Im sure that you did, almost like old times really when id see something that people were getting with color and i sat over here in a sea of green. Should be interesting to see if i can knock the color back out. I got a feeling i may not be able too...
@FullDuplex would the coloured male have been choosen under your normal selection scheme ?
Yes and no, i would have branch pollinated with it to see the results and then used a colorless male for the open pollination. now i know that an open pollination was done on that selection so there could be all kinds of fun stuff coming out. Typically i hand pollinate during all my selections until i see what i really like and them ill open them up for seed production.
im glad @briman choose that male, i think we talked about the color back when he did it but i honestly didnt think it was strong enough to bounce the next generation around like that.
It is much, much more complicated than that. Very few traits are transmitted by pure dominant-recessive genetics, like Mendel's peas.
And plant chromosomes are more complicated than animal chromosomes.
Im starting to see this and it also explains why we see so many variations when we make new crosses. I can tell you one gene that becomes like cancer once you breed it in. Thats the damn auto gene, what ever that trigger is comes out in dominance quick, especially if you have a line that is strong in the rudi gene.