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Emoryi x Guttata

MichaelBoyko

MichaelBoyko

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Just wondering if there is a guide out there as to how a hybrid's genetics work with themselves and with pure corns? Don't worry - I have no intention of selling off hybrids without letting anyone know. I am more curious than anything as I have the desire to purchase one and I don't know if I'll even ever breed.

Thanks for any advice you have to offer.

Michael Andrew Boyko
 
the genetics work exactly the same. Amel in anery and amel in corns in compatable. Most other genes in emory corn crosses come from corn genetics
 
CrotalusCo said:
the genetics work exactly the same. Amel in anery and amel in corns in compatable. Most other genes in emory corn crosses come from corn genetics
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Amel in aner? Huh??


As far as predicting crosses, the genetics works out the same. As far as we know, none of the known genetic traits in corns are compatible with any traits in emoryi. (corn amel + emoryi albino = normal colored offspring in the F1)
 
So crosses will always result in normal looking offspring, potentially het for variences in emoryiXguttata causing the hybrid's version of anery or amel?

Hmm, thanks for the info.

Michael
 
CrotalusCo said:
the genetics work exactly the same. Amel in anery and amel in corns in compatable. Most other genes in emory corn crosses come from corn genetics
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I think you meant to say Amel in EMORYI, not anery? If that is the case, the statement above is incorrect. Amel in Emoryi and Corns is not allelic with one another. As Mike stated above, if a pure amel emoryi and a pure amel corn were crossed, you would not see double homozygous babies until the second generation breedings.

dc
 
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