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Old June 24, 2011   #1
t-ham
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Default flowers as a point of ident for varieties

Good Morning All,

I was having a discussion with another villian and asked the question "Can flower structure, color, and/or petal quantity be used as any sort of constant identifier for a particular variety of tomato?". I noticed Tatiana posts pics of blossoms on many pages of her database and was wondering if the particular forms were stable within a variety or not. My friend recommended I throw the question up as a new post. I imagine the very nature of OP reproduction would seem to allow for great variety within a type but I was thinking that if a variety is stable enough to survive for decades or centuries,then maybe flower structure was both stable and unique to a variety.

A tip to a link would be great if the explanation would take too much of your time.

Thanks in advance,

Tom
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