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Keen101 · May 12, 2017

i have some seedlings of LA4135 an F1 S. lycopersicon X S. Pennellii that is in the group of wilds and semi-wilds. Joseph might be interested in offspring from that. This is somewhat in collaboration with Joseph Lofthouse's goals of restoring genetic diversity to the tomato genome by using wild tomato lines for breeding. Will try to plant some seeds for LA0716 S. Penellii and LA1969 S. Chilense today though it is late. Worth a try anyway. I will be watching LA4040 closely because it is supposed to be the introgression line drom S. Pennellii for the unfused anther cone and S. Pennellii flower genes.

I also have 1 healthy plant from the seed Joseph sent me for F2 of Fern x LA1777

May 12, 2017	#120
Keen101 Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Colorado Posts: 134	i have some seedlings of LA4135 an F1 S. lycopersicon X S. Pennellii that is in the group of wilds and semi-wilds. Joseph might be interested in offspring from that. This is somewhat in collaboration with Joseph Lofthouse's goals of restoring genetic diversity to the tomato genome by using wild tomato lines for breeding. Will try to plant some seeds for LA0716 S. Penellii and LA1969 S. Chilense today though it is late. Worth a try anyway. I will be watching LA4040 closely because it is supposed to be the introgression line drom S. Pennellii for the unfused anther cone and S. Pennellii flower genes. I also have 1 healthy plant from the seed Joseph sent me for F2 of Fern x LA1777 Last edited by Keen101; May 12, 2017 at 01:38 PM.