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2018, December 26th at 14:05 #22202
khurtekant
ModeratorApparently there’s some interest into the current state of peony back crossing. @benedictedefoucaud asked about this (in french) “Bonjour, je cherche des informations sur les back crossing de pivoines pratiqués en ce moment. merci.”
I guess she’s not referring to simply backcrossing a (lactiflora) cultivar to one of its parents which is nothing unusual, but rather to the intersectional crosses between the herbaceous (hybrid) plants and the shrubby ones. By sheer coincidence I just happened to have received an email with some information about this.
EDITED AND REMOVED BY THE MODERATOR AT THE REQUEST OF A HYBRIDIZER KNOWN TO HIM
Of course backcrossing the intersectional cross (usually ‘herbaceous’ x ‘shrubby’) means you could also backcross to the ‘shrubby’ one. Nate Bremer seems to have been successful trying to do just that. The last image is ‘Bartzella’ x ‘Lutea Hybrid’.
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2019, January 31st at 20:37 #22594
Yuri
ParticipantДостижения EDITED AND REMOVED впечатляют. У меня на ИТО семена появлялись крайне редко и они не прорастали. В прошедшем сезоне я нашел всего одно семя на Bartzella от свободного опыления. Очень жаль что подобной информации крайне мало.
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2020, January 5th at 12:23 #25721
Hannah
ModeratorI find this very interesting. The fertility in ithos is very low of course, but it seems that some varieties make seeds more frequently than others, and some are completely steril. I’d like to see a list of the “fertile” ones!
Bartzella is one for sure!
I hope the breeders focusing on Intersectionals will share their knowledge and statistics about this like Don Smith did in the Paeonia newsletter.
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