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Is 'Constance Eliot' (a white form of P. caerulea) just as effective as regular blue P. caerulea when it comes to fertilizing other species? I'm thinking of making fruits, not hybrids.
Interesting question Mark. Check out the pollen SEM images - they both look the same as we would expect. It should be just as effective I would say but if you were to grow hybrids from the fruits you would get a different lighter colour range with 'Constance Eliott'. Myles
Beautiful pictures. However I'm not sure if I could tell the difference between pollen that is definitely not OK--say that of a caerulea tetraploid or a sterile hybrid.
I take it that lack of flower pigmentation, although very visible, is an arbitrary reason to expect that 'Constance Eliot' would be any more or less fertile than other forms of caerulea with minor differences here and there. Is that a reasonable statement?
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