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"monoecious plants bear male and female flowers at different locations on the same plant.)"

I wonder if a person cloned the seperate branches if those clones would remain either male or female
It may be possible have never tried it by a sport it may become, worth a try
especially if you find a very desirable individual branch, the whole concept seems very basal on a a evolutionary level

Front. Plant Sci. , 05 June 2024
Sec. Plant Breeding
Volume 15 - 2024 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2024.1412079

Why not XY? Male monoecious sexual phenotypes challenge the female monoecious paradigm in Cannabis sativa L.


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H e d g e

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It may be possible have never tried it by a sport it may become, worth a try
especially if you find a very desirable individual branch, the whole concept seems very basal on a a evolutionary level

Front. Plant Sci. , 05 June 2024
Sec. Plant Breeding
Volume 15 - 2024 | https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2024.1412079

Why not XY? Male monoecious sexual phenotypes challenge the female monoecious paradigm in Cannabis sativa L.


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I’m trying to understand this, could it be x to autosome genes causing monoecious xy males?
An x to autosome Thai herm crossed with an xy Afghani for example and it’s been copied over to the y in the xy offspring?
Complicated enough with xx to xy or x to autosome but I guess many poly hybrids use both sex determination systems.

I think the level of autosome must be unevenly distributed within individual plants or you wouldn’t get whole alternating male and female branches, I’ve never seen this trait with xx to xy plants, only on x to autosome Thai.

Probably if you took a cut from a female branch on a monoecious x to autosome plant it would have near the level of autosome genes as the original so would grow the same mixed gender branches, might be worth waiting until they flower to take cuts though if there’s a significant variation between branches.

I was always against the idea of fems but it seems madness to me now using xx to autosome ‘males’ as pollen donors, it’s apparently common practice which would explain why I can’t find a Thai female.
 
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