Rhododendron ('Voluptuous' x 'Phipps Yellow') #3, which is a Werner Brack hybrid, has been determined to be a triploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca Oliveira, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of triploid ('Voluptuous' x 'Phipps Yellow') #3, a diploid crossed with a diploid produced a triploid indicating that unreduced meiosis most likely occurred for one of the diploid parents. In other words, ('Voluptuous' x 'Phipps Yellow') #3 having 39 chromosomes most likely received 13 from one diploid parent and 26 chromosomes from the other diploid parent.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Phipps Yellow',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid ('Voluptuous' x 'Phipps Yellow') #3
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
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H: Monday, July 04, 2011
H: Thursday, February 24, 2011
'Point Defiance' Descendant is a Diploid
A seedling of [('Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance') #1] x ('Gold Medal' x 'Bud's Yellow'), which is a Werner Brack hybrid, has been determined to be a diploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
The cross 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance' and the cross [('Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance') #1] x ('Gold Medal' x 'Bud's Yellow') producing diploid seedlings indicates that descendants of tetraploids can be diploids. 'Point Defiance' is a tetraploid.
When used as a seed parent, 'Horizon Monarch', which tested as a tetraploid using flow cytometry, has produced diploid as a well as tetraploid offspring.
Rhododendron 'Marinus Koster', which was determined to be a tetraploid, is the seed parent of the diploid 'Rendezvous'.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Rendezvous',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Diploid [('Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance') #1] X ('Gold Medal' x 'Bud's Yellow'),
Diploid 3 Seedlings of 'Horizon Monarch' open pollinated,
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Horizon Monarch',
Tetraploid 'Marinus Koster',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 1 Seedlings of 'Horizon Monarch' open pollinated
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
The cross 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance' and the cross [('Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance') #1] x ('Gold Medal' x 'Bud's Yellow') producing diploid seedlings indicates that descendants of tetraploids can be diploids. 'Point Defiance' is a tetraploid.
When used as a seed parent, 'Horizon Monarch', which tested as a tetraploid using flow cytometry, has produced diploid as a well as tetraploid offspring.
Rhododendron 'Marinus Koster', which was determined to be a tetraploid, is the seed parent of the diploid 'Rendezvous'.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Rendezvous',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Diploid [('Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance') #1] X ('Gold Medal' x 'Bud's Yellow'),
Diploid 3 Seedlings of 'Horizon Monarch' open pollinated,
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Horizon Monarch',
Tetraploid 'Marinus Koster',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 1 Seedlings of 'Horizon Monarch' open pollinated
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
H: Saturday, January 15, 2011
'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance' is a Triploid
A seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance', which is a Werner Brack hybrid, has been determined to be a triploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of this triploid seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a triploid indicating that normal reduced meiosis most likely occurred for both parents. In other words, the triploid seedling having 39 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 26 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. This unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of this triploid seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a triploid indicating that normal reduced meiosis most likely occurred for both parents. In other words, the triploid seedling having 39 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 26 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. This unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
H: Friday, January 14, 2011
'Orange Leopard' is a Diploid
Rhododendron 'Orange Leopard', which is a Werner Brack hybrid documented as 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance', has been determined to be a diploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of diploid 'Orange Leopard', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a diploid indicating that supper reduced meiosis most likely occurred for the tetraploid parent. In other words, 'Orange Leopard' having 26 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 13 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of diploid 'Orange Leopard', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a diploid indicating that supper reduced meiosis most likely occurred for the tetraploid parent. In other words, 'Orange Leopard' having 26 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 13 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
H: Thursday, January 13, 2011
'Stony Brook' is a Diploid
Rhododendron 'Stony Brook', which is a Werner Brack hybrid documented as 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance', has been determined to be a diploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of diploid 'Stony Brook', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a diploid indicating that supper reduced meiosis most likely occurred for the tetraploid parent. In other words, 'Stony Brook' having 26 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 13 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
In the case of diploid 'Stony Brook', a diploid crossed with a tetraploid produced a diploid indicating that supper reduced meiosis most likely occurred for the tetraploid parent. In other words, 'Stony Brook' having 26 chromosomes received 13 chromosomes from the diploid 'Voluptuous' and 13 chromosomes from the tetraploid 'Point Defiance'. Tetraploids usually contribute 26 chromosomes to their offspring.
Three seedlings were ploidy tested from the Brack cross of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance'. 'Orange Leopard' and 'Stony Brook' tested as diploid. An unnamed seedling tested as triploid. This indicates that the offspring of a given cross can have different ploidy levels from one offspring to another.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Orange Leopard',
Diploid 'Stony Brook',
Diploid 'Voluptuous',
Triploid Seedling of 'Voluptuous' x 'Point Defiance',
Tetraploid 'Point Defiance'
Source: Werner Brack
John and Sally Perkins
H: Sunday, November 21, 2010
'Voluptuous' is a Diploid
Rhododendron 'Voluptuous', which is a Werner Brack hybrid documented as 'Scintillation' X 'Mary Belle', has been determined to be a diploid using flow cytometry by
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Voluptuous'
Source: Whitney Nursery
John and Sally Perkins
Dr. João Loureiro, Dr. Silvia Castro, José Cerca, and Mariana Castro
Plant Ecology and Evolution Group,
Centre for Functional Ecology,
Department of Life Sciences,
Faculty of Science and Technology,
University of Coimbra, Portugal.
Summary of Ploidy Levels
Diploid 'Voluptuous'
Source: Whitney Nursery
John and Sally Perkins
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