What Tom is saying is it would have to be AA for complete dominance.
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again, just a nobody but somebody grew out some of those Alien4 beans and got a trifoliate that lasted all the way thru flower. The clones didn't carry the trait? What's up with that. Also, Mr Hill I would like to have permission to use your outdoor chem4 post as a quote if I could, its my fave, and I like the way you stated that post. If not, I understand.
now wrap your head around that, then picture Aa needing to combine with Bb over there, and Cc over there, and Dd over there - in linkage, for what we want to occur, to occur. Then get back to me about the maths and how we all suck for not serving it up to you on a platter,, it is damn near mathematically impossible,, you will suffer recombination each and every generation, and that get in the way, tov say the least, if Bb that needs to be there becomes BB Bb bB and bb then the whole ball of wax goes up in flames. It's why these very complex traits are refered to as every changing and damn near imeasurable across any population.
Actually I have a clone that carried on the trait.
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maybe its a sat or strain thing, the ALien4 was a very special plant and it finished like that, but the clones were normal, maybe your himalayan strain, carries the trait thru, but in this strain I got, it didn't. Boy it makes ya wonder bout them plants, do it, they have a mind of their own and we are just figuring it out. Hell of deal for a weed. lol
No dragon, If you cross AA with aa and you obsrve Aa as AA, then complete dominace prevailed. But so often you'll see what is refered to as incomplete dominance, mendel convieniantly avoided this topic. The simplest way tyo describe it is this. White flower is AA, red flower is aa. If you cross white flower with red, and get white flowers, you have observed complete dominance. However, if you cross whate flower with red and get pink? well then you have observed incomplete dominance.
I hope you guys are starting to understand how fucking complex these maths are, and how stupid you sound when you go on about how fucked we as are breeders for not delivering up to you the fucking damn near mathematically impossible? I know some of you do, and I am honered and fortunate to count you among my peers.
Tom, may I recommend a very heavy indica, in extremely large doses. I heard Deep Chunk is a good choice, but then again some people complain about too much variation. Or is that a fucking fucked fucking stupid sounding thing to say? If what people hope for is damn near mathematically impossible, well then what is it again that makes the top breeders different or better than any selective pollen chucker?
I'm gonna jump in here, (whats that saying about fools and angels? lol)
its hard to keep your cool at times when repeating something you've written about time and time again and the message still doesn't get through. Just bear in mind Tom's been writing this stuff for years, over and over again.
If you want to talk tri's get in my thread, I don't want to set tom off again on that one
now wrap your head around that, then picture Aa needing to combine with Bb over there, and Cc over there, and Dd over there - in linkage, for what we want to occur, to occur. Then get back to me about the maths and how we all suck for not serving it up to you on a platter,, it is damn near mathematically impossible,, you will suffer recombination each and every generation, and that get in the way, tov say the least, if Bb that needs to be there becomes BB Bb bB and bb then the whole ball of wax goes up in flames. It's why these very complex traits are refered to as every changing and damn near imeasurable across any population.
and that's enough to send me to bed...[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]So...how does the Maths help me when Im defining a piece of Art?...[/FONT]