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rosa praelucens
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Re: rosa praelucens
Warren, I have not welcomed you or spoken to before as was out of computer contact. Any chance of some info on aforementioned rose please and possibly your use of it.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: rosa praelucens
Yes please Warren, rosa praelucens, if that is pk.
The Lazy Rosarian- Number of posts : 5191
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Re: rosa praelucens
it is a rose they found in yunnan prov in china at an attitude of 3500 mt, it was tested and found to be a decaploid,
modern roses are mainly tetrapoid
AACC AC female AC male
species or old world roses close to species types can vary in the septet ratio
such as rosa alba L
AACCDE
ACDE female AC male
here is the problem ,rosa pomifera septet formula is CDEE
CDE female E male
if you crossed modern pollen with it , AC X CDE you would get a tetraploid ACDE
but go the other way, its pollen with a modern E X AC bingo a triploid ACE
so getting back to your question of why use R praelucens
1 its a decaploid , with a vast gene pool sitting inside it
2 depending if the septet formula is balanced evenly or split unevenly like (eg R alba) could give some variation in results
the big problem is where do you find it as it a very rare rose
modern roses are mainly tetrapoid
AACC AC female AC male
species or old world roses close to species types can vary in the septet ratio
such as rosa alba L
AACCDE
ACDE female AC male
here is the problem ,rosa pomifera septet formula is CDEE
CDE female E male
if you crossed modern pollen with it , AC X CDE you would get a tetraploid ACDE
but go the other way, its pollen with a modern E X AC bingo a triploid ACE
so getting back to your question of why use R praelucens
1 its a decaploid , with a vast gene pool sitting inside it
2 depending if the septet formula is balanced evenly or split unevenly like (eg R alba) could give some variation in results
the big problem is where do you find it as it a very rare rose
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Re: rosa praelucens
Ah ha. It all becomes clear now.
The AC/DC rose .
The AC/DC rose .
OzRose- Number of posts : 510
Age : 62
Location : In the hills. S.W of Western Australia
Registration date : 2010-03-13
Re: rosa praelucens
If it makes pentaploid gametes it might prove useful for putting with triploids that make 1n gametes to even out the ploidy or even some of the pentaploids like the those from the caninae section.
Re: rosa praelucens
i tell you what, i can see this one doing some interesting crosses with moderns ,the hybrid vigour , from pentaploid gametes into a tetraploid would be explosive, and all those genes WOW
go on HMF and look at the flower a real stunner and around 6" iin diametre
i fell like i am now on a treasure hunt for this one , with 10 mths to find it
go on HMF and look at the flower a real stunner and around 6" iin diametre
i fell like i am now on a treasure hunt for this one , with 10 mths to find it
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Re: rosa praelucens
Sorry Warren can't find it on all the lists I have, even Rustons don't list it.
Try looking on the Web at Rumsey's roses that are now at Parramatta Park.
Might have their species listed under Parramatta Council.
I don't like your chances of locating it in Oz.
Try looking on the Web at Rumsey's roses that are now at Parramatta Park.
Might have their species listed under Parramatta Council.
I don't like your chances of locating it in Oz.
Ozeboy- Number of posts : 1673
Location : Glenorie, Sydney NSW
Registration date : 2008-12-28
Re: rosa praelucens
Please put me on the list to get some of these seeds.
Ozeboy- Number of posts : 1673
Location : Glenorie, Sydney NSW
Registration date : 2008-12-28
Re: rosa praelucens
There's no doubt Warren you brought up the Rosa Praelucens request in the first place. Am also sure you will do more with it than me. I will still try to find it here just the same. I love a challenge.
I have a few questions for you pertaining to Tissue Culture, use of herbacides (Very dangerous) and original data on chromosome counts.
Please treat me gently for I am a Virgin rose breeder with limited knowledge of backyard genetics as applied to poultry.
Will continue this in the correct section.
I have a few questions for you pertaining to Tissue Culture, use of herbacides (Very dangerous) and original data on chromosome counts.
Please treat me gently for I am a Virgin rose breeder with limited knowledge of backyard genetics as applied to poultry.
Will continue this in the correct section.
Ozeboy- Number of posts : 1673
Location : Glenorie, Sydney NSW
Registration date : 2008-12-28
Re: rosa praelucens
Bit of extra information about this rose... the legal seed imports list for the genus Rosa can be seen here: [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
This rose is not on it. It is therefore not legal to import. A permit to import it needs to applied for. This was doable and not too expensive from memory. It will not, therefore, be available anywhere in Australia unfortunately. It has a lovely looking flower. There are no descendants shown. If there were we might be able to bring op seeds from one of them in as Rosa hybrida.
This rose is not on it. It is therefore not legal to import. A permit to import it needs to applied for. This was doable and not too expensive from memory. It will not, therefore, be available anywhere in Australia unfortunately. It has a lovely looking flower. There are no descendants shown. If there were we might be able to bring op seeds from one of them in as Rosa hybrida.
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