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NathanP · January 8, 2019

Hi RandyG,
I am assuming because the Mountain Gem is heterozygous for both Ph-2 and Ph-3? Assuming I am reading correctly that NC 1GEM is homozygous for both Ph-2 and Ph-3, while the NC 4GEM does not have either Ph-2 or Ph-3?

January 8, 2019	#14
NathanP Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: RI Posts: 183	Hi RandyG, I am assuming because the Mountain Gem is heterozygous for both Ph-2 and Ph-3? Assuming I am reading correctly that NC 1GEM is homozygous for both Ph-2 and Ph-3, while the NC 4GEM does not have either Ph-2 or Ph-3? Last edited by NathanP; January 8, 2019 at 09:55 PM.