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Sunday, October 19, 2008
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Ron Rahe (uncron1@hotmail.com)
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Cincinnati,OH
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The Rahe Triamble squash cross Lobe #1 is crossed with 1180.5 Pukos 07 (1068W x 998P) Lobes #2 and #3 are selfed. This is my experiment to see if pollinating different lobes with different pollen is a practical idea. The stigmas were pollinated using an artist brush using reasonable care not to share pollen. I chose the Triamble squash for 2 reasons. The distinct shape will make it easy to tell which seeds are from what lobe. Green is a recessive trait so only the seeds from the selfed lobes will grow green triamble squash. The seeds from lobe #1 should grow a much larger fruit that most likely won't be green.
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