I crossed the following forms of D. paradoxa. Only the white flowers took and formed fruits. Any ideas why?
I am thinking that...
*either the white flowers do not have viable pollen; the anthers look smaller than the ones for the pink flowers
*or the stigmas on the pink flowers ain't receptive
D. paradoxa (white flowers, stem-forming)
D. paradoxa (pink flowers, either Drysdale or Kimberly)
I am thinking that...
*either the white flowers do not have viable pollen; the anthers look smaller than the ones for the pink flowers
*or the stigmas on the pink flowers ain't receptive
D. paradoxa (white flowers, stem-forming)
D. paradoxa (pink flowers, either Drysdale or Kimberly)