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'Lady Duncan' rose Reviews & Comments
most recent 22 FEB 22
Rose
Lady Duncan (shrub, Dawson, 1900)
Initial post
16 AUG 13
by
Warren Millington
I still cannot work out how this rose is a hexaploid, both seed and pollen parents are diploids.???
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#1
posted
22 FEB 22
by
CybeRose
1937 reference, Die Rose als Objekt der Züchtung, says 28 univalents. That's a Caninae setup.
x Lady Penzance is listed just four lines below Lady Duncan. It is also noted as 42(28). Coincidence, or typo?
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