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Feb 18, 2014 7:38 PM CST
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Joebass said: If you have a plant that is lets say 75% oriental and 25% trumpet, are you decreasing the hardiness given from the trumpet in favor of beauty?


If you consider the total combinations of the 75%/25% progeny as a whole, logic would dictate your statement as accurate. I'm not sure if logic is the end all here, though. Many (most?) genetic traits carry dominant/recessive alleles, or gradients thereof, so it can be complicated. Still, there would certainly be empirical genetic combinations that would buck the trend.
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