I will also wait for the information Ushadi Ji On Thu, Sep 8, 2011 at 3:29 PM, ushadi Micromini <[email protected]>wrote:
> Malvaceae week 0905-9112011 UD 017 Hibiscus mutabilis that does not > mutate, WHY ? > > Familiy: Malvaceae > > Subfamiliy: Malvoideae > > Tribe: Hibisceae > Genus: Hibiscus > > species : Hibiscus mutabilis... that does not > mutate.... > > Dear All: I am sending in a specimen of Hibiscus mutabilis .... > this particular plant was obtained by airlayering from a mother plant that > is a truly " mutabilis" plant... gets white flowers that turn pink and then > red ... more cutting (second generation) from this non mutating mutabilis > continues not to mutate.... > > > Is this phenomenon of genetic expression changing? how? what is the > reversal process? > > The owner of this nursery and his son are well educated and internationally > known , he is also the president of East Indian states nursery trade and > growers association, i met him at an all India conference where he gave a > lecture ...I mean to say I believe him... > > Is there anybody working on genetic mutations in Malvaceae or Hibiscus in > particular ....? would they like samples, what kind and how preserve them > ... ? > > or has this already known? > > Would be eager to know..... > > Thanks > Usha di > > ========= > > -- Regards Dr Balkar Singh Head, Deptt. of Botany and Biotechnology Arya P G College, Panipat Haryana-132103 09416262964
