30 August 2010
© 1996-2010

HIT COUNTERS
Please help support CybeRose by visiting our advertisers!
 
Web www.bulbnrose.org
Because much if not most evolutionary change is thought to arise from altered gene expression rather than from protein evolution per se, an important dimension to polyploidy may be the increased variance of expression that accompanies increased allelic diversity in regulatory regions. Regulatory divergence at the diploid level leads to novel allele combinations in derivative polyploids when both loci are reunited into a single nucleus.

     — J A Udall and J F Wendel. Polyploidy and Crop Improvement. (2006)

Self Sufficient Life
Keeping and raising chickens and poultry. Build a chicken coop. Growing your own fruit and vegetables. Beekeeping. Herbal remedies. Build your own greenhouse.

What's New? Rose Gallery Anomalous Heredity
Mutants, freaks, exceptions
Crinum & Amaryllis
Descriptions and pictures
Fadjar's Rainlilies
Indonesian beauties
Rose Breeding & Links Iris Information Belladonna News
My amaryllis research
Help Me Find/Rose
Look for them here
Rose & Bulb Sources Amaryllids & Geophytes Sloane's Red Lily
A tale of taxonomic confusion

Other Sites of Interest
Sweet Corn Growing Tips
With a history of corn
Plants and Japan
Articles on Morning Glories, red rice.
Fancy Hibiscus
Winn Soldani's Collection
International Bulb Society
Information on geophytic plants.
Rose Hybridizers Association
Learn more about breeding roses.
Tom's Garden
Interesting Hybrids
Capt. Hook Bio-Piracy
Who's zooming who?
emaryllis
Amaryllis information and pictures
Panos & Stavros
Bulbs and succulents
Victory Horticultural Library
Fostering Historical Research
Dahlias in British Columbia
Holland's spectacular Dahlias. Some fragrant!
Anthocyanins
What some genes do.