AG Genetics and Breeding
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Subject: 1004 Demers (04)
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PumpkinShepherd (Todd) |
Indiana
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Anyone know what this seed grew last year?
Thanks, Todd
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3/23/2006 5:19:30 PM
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Bears |
New Hampshire
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1221 Demers was taping 1337. Split late august.
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3/23/2006 5:41:24 PM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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WOW, light. The mother of the 1004 was the 654 Houghton, correct? Wat are those genetics? I have the 1004 packet somewhere, somewhere, but I'm almost positive it's from the 654. AleX Noel.
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3/23/2006 8:45:39 PM
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Dennis M. |
Manchester,N.H.
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654 Houghton x 1133 Demers
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3/23/2006 9:21:05 PM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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Thanks. What's behind that 654 now? AleX.
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3/24/2006 10:11:44 AM
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Jim-B |
Goffstown,nh
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The 654Houghton = 1337Houghton x 898 Knauss....mmmm I kinda like that cross!!
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3/24/2006 6:50:15 PM
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hey you |
Greencastle, PA
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similar to the 1173 Macari. 1173: (898x845)x(712x845) 654: (845x712)x898
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3/24/2006 10:16:56 PM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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Hmmmm, wonder why it went light then? AleX.
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3/24/2006 11:04:47 PM
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hey you |
Greencastle, PA
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I think that the environment plays a big role. The potential to grow heavy OTC fruit is inherited, however the conditions have to be right to exploit that potential. That's my opinion at least. Maybe it had another split that went unnoticed and allowed some internal rot, causing it to weigh light. That's just speculation though. Tom
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3/25/2006 10:45:04 AM
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the gr8 pumpkin |
Norton, MA
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You bring up a good point. My first speculation was that it may have sat split (still growing, but drying out) in the patch for weeks before it finally stopped and got weighed. I bet somebody could do really well with this seed. AleX.
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3/25/2006 5:10:31 PM
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