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Posted by GPGirl on April 09, 2001 at 18:38:43:

In Reply to: High Orange Texas Rat x Creamsicle Corn posted by Chris Jones on April 08, 2001 at 14:15:10:

Ok, I don't know that much 'bout breeding. However, a Tex rat x creamsicle would be half Tex, probably 3/8 corn and 1/8 Great Plains. I think that generally cremesicles are 75% guttata, 25% emoryi. If it was a Tex rat x Normal corn, it'd be half-and-half.

I would say that if you succeeded in breeding those two, I would say that the babies would be high yellow/red/orange color. I would actually try breeding a sunglow corn to the tex rat, just to see how color-intensified you can get.

Just my $0.01 (not full 2 cents),

~Alyssa

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: Ok, I don't know that much 'bout breeding. However, a Tex rat x creamsicle would be half Tex, probably 3/8 corn and 1/8 Great Plains. I think that generally cremesicles are 75% guttata, 25% emoryi. If it was a Tex rat x Normal corn, it'd be half-and-half. : I would say that if you succeeded in breeding those two, I would say that the babies would be high yellow/red/orange color. I would actually try breeding a sunglow corn to the tex rat, just to see how color-intensified you can get. : Just my $0.01 (not full 2 cents), : ~Alyssa

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