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Aug 27, 2014 11:37 AM CST
Name: Maurice
Grey Highlands, Ontario (Zone 5a)
I don't think you are imagining it - I think that 'canoeing' is strongly associated with some sorts of patterning. Whether that is an accident of ancestry or whether that is a biological association I am not sure but in at least one other plant species those that have a certain pigment in their flowers 'canoe'.

Here is what one researcher found in the plant Melandrium also known as Silene (Flavone V is a flower pigment):

"Plants with only flavone V in the petals had smaller flowers, the petals were narrower than normal and curled up more easily"
Maurice

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