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Old August 22, 2011   #181
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Anthocyanin accumulating in lateral fruit stripes
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Old August 22, 2011   #182
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Just beautiful! Some great breeding work going on with these!

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Old August 29, 2011   #183
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Here's a sliced fruit and skin peel of a yellow fruited (OSU Blue x Beauty King)F3. The paterrn of accumulation is very obvious with the yellow flesh - anthocyanin appears to be both in the epidermis and just below.
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Old August 29, 2011   #184
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That is a cool looking tomato, how was flavor?

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Old August 29, 2011   #185
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That is a cool looking tomato, how was flavor?

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It's good, but not great - a little on the bland side. It's a late season here and some of the F3 sibs are just now ripening. I expect some with stronger bi-color and flavor.
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Old August 30, 2011   #186
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Here are some photos of a fortuitous crossing between a tomato pineapple and a blue tomato OSU.

The taste is divine.






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Old August 30, 2011   #187
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WOW.....Oh Wow! Those look incredibly beautiful. And tasty too.

C'est une incroyable combinaison de traits. Etait-ce une croix accidentelle ou avez-vous travaillé sur elle pendant un certain temps?

Thanks for sharing the pics. Merci bien, Ambiorix.

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Old August 30, 2011   #188
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It is an accidental crossing
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Old August 30, 2011   #189
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It is an accidental crossing
Very nice Ambioix!
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Old November 18, 2011   #190
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Sorting through summer photos last night and came across this image of anthocyanin enhancement of fruit stripe in an unripe tomato. It carries on in ripe fruit, but the contrast is less dramatic. This F3 plant traces to a cross between Beauty King and OSU Blue.
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Beautiful cross
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Old November 18, 2011   #192
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Wow! Thats amazing. I hope you saved seeds! It is neat because there are less stripes than, say, Green Zebra has.

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Old November 18, 2011   #193
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That is a beautiful tomato.
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Old November 19, 2011   #194
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hi frogsleap -
I have a little one that is crossed to a black zebra pear, but the stripes are not as vivid and the fruit is much smaller - about an inch. Way to go!
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Old November 19, 2011   #195
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Just so everybody knows: Jim Myer's long-awaited release of his antho' fruit, Indigo Rose is upon us.
I purchased mine here:

https://www.nicholsgardennursery.com...p?pid1564.html
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