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Anybody have any interesting mutations???
[EDIT]:
The above illustrations were drawn in 1980
from observations made throughout the '70s.
If I didn't know the proper scientific terminology I made-up something.
(Hey, I still do that!!!)...
Addendumb:
The examples 3, 4, and 5; labled "Tri-Axial", "Tetra-Axial", and Pent-Axial
are actually all plants exhibiting Whorled Phyllotaxy: TriWhorl, QuadWhorl, and <WhateverWhorl>.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllotaxis
The ones labeled "Tape Stem" are Fasciated--
'The Strainhunters' called the ones they found in Morocco "Flat Stems"
Heh...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciation
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(napiform = turniplike Lat.)
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A pruned "normal" opposite axial mainstem results in 2 mainstems (1>2>4)--
a pruned <what I've always called> "triaxial" results in 3 mainstems (1>3>6)...
Another weird one--
two secondary stems from one <wide petioled> leaf...
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I've always have 3 or 4 "duckfoot" shaped leaves show up on 3 or 4 plants every year,
I never selected for that specific trait--
but somebody did...
[EDIT]:
The above illustrations were drawn in 1980
from observations made throughout the '70s.
If I didn't know the proper scientific terminology I made-up something.
(Hey, I still do that!!!)...
Addendumb:
The examples 3, 4, and 5; labled "Tri-Axial", "Tetra-Axial", and Pent-Axial
are actually all plants exhibiting Whorled Phyllotaxy: TriWhorl, QuadWhorl, and <WhateverWhorl>.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phyllotaxis
The ones labeled "Tape Stem" are Fasciated--
'The Strainhunters' called the ones they found in Morocco "Flat Stems"
Heh...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fasciation
============================
(napiform = turniplike Lat.)
============================
A pruned "normal" opposite axial mainstem results in 2 mainstems (1>2>4)--
a pruned <what I've always called> "triaxial" results in 3 mainstems (1>3>6)...
Another weird one--
two secondary stems from one <wide petioled> leaf...
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I've always have 3 or 4 "duckfoot" shaped leaves show up on 3 or 4 plants every year,
I never selected for that specific trait--
but somebody did...
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