Mudballs2.0
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"Male hermies arent bad"
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Mudballs2.0
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I swear, I try to play nice, I really do, but then the kid in goal says I'm crap and well, getting the ball past him becomes less attractive than kicking it in his face.
Mithridate
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It's a complex subject and a fast evolving one at that, with new papers coming every other day.
Being humble in the face of science is important, because every time you build a theory something will come and kick you in the nuts haha
Mudballs2.0
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I grow an illegal plant in an illegal state in a country that thinks it's on par with heroin and cocaine...my humble gene has been removed
St. Phatty
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I'm more familiar with female plants that start producing Nanners, which I think is the classical "Hermie" that most growers do not like.
Once I had a plant that produced really good smoke, from Mexican bagweed that has all those seeds.
Since the smoke was good, I tolerated the extra seeds and made sure to segregate the dried plant from other plants.
Seeds are a necessary part of growing. Hermie seeds are better than no seeds at all ... in some situations.
Once I had a plant that produced really good smoke, from Mexican bagweed that has all those seeds.
Since the smoke was good, I tolerated the extra seeds and made sure to segregate the dried plant from other plants.
Seeds are a necessary part of growing. Hermie seeds are better than no seeds at all ... in some situations.
Cerathule
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@Mudballs2.0
here in this free book
there are a few chapters (somewhere in the middle) that explain how genetics work, it's really a better informational flow than using studies or wikipedia.
but you gotta stay sober while you try to learn this
here in this free book
The Biotechnology of Cannabis sativa 2 nd edition
The Biotechnology of Cannabis sativa 2 nd edition
www.academia.edu
but you gotta stay sober while you try to learn this
Deleted user 97766655
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Does this paper exist?
es S-D = Sex_det1 genes. Which it’s been a while since I read the paper Sam put up show how sex determinism worked in the X to Autosome lines, but I’m pretty sure was the name given to a single gene, within the autosomal region, that is responsible for “maleness”.
es S-D = Sex_det1 genes. Which it’s been a while since I read the paper Sam put up show how sex determinism worked in the X to Autosome lines, but I’m pretty sure was the name given to a single gene, within the autosomal region, that is responsible for “maleness”.
CreeperStipule
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Remember it in this paper
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Genetic Architecture of Flowering Time and Sex Determination in Hemp (Cannabis sativa L.): A Genome-Wide Association Study
Flowering time and sex determination in hemp (Cannabis sativa L.) strongly influence fiber quality and seed production of this crop. The control of these traits is paramount for the breeding of new cultivars. Yet, little is known about the genetics underlying ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Deleted user 97766655
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Possible epistatic process or polygene or
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I went looking for that paper. I looked for the Tom hill has arisen thread where Sam posted it in response to a question I asked him about the haze line, and then I went for Sam's alphabetised bibliography thread. Both deleted. Have we got moths or what's eating our site?
Deleted user 97766655
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I have what I thought was a male Choc Thai I was going to breed with. I pulled off the first few sets of flowers because the females weren't advanced enough to pollinate yet. Anyway, this male then changed sex to female. No more male flowers, how it seems fully fem? 
I grew up in the days when seeded bud was common, and one of the best highs I ever had came from a fully seeded hermie plant. I do wonder what genetics might be getting thrown out in these times of hermie discrimination and hate.
I grew up in the days when seeded bud was common, and one of the best highs I ever had came from a fully seeded hermie plant. I do wonder what genetics might be getting thrown out in these times of hermie discrimination and hate.
Mudballs2.0
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Production of Feminized Seeds of High CBD Cannabis sativa L. by Manipulation of Sex Expression and Its Application to Breeding.
Sex of C. sativa L. (2n = 20) is genetically determined by one pair of sex chromosomes X and Y, where male gender of dioecious plants is determined by heterogametic XY chromosomes, while dioecious female and monoecious or hermaphrodite plants exhibit homogametic chromosomes XXThe findings confirmed previous reports that several factors, like sex-determining genes, sex chromosomes, epigenetic control by DNA methylation, and microRNAs, and physiological regulation with phytohormones influence sex expression of predetermined cannabis plants
im gonna start fkn swinging at you people soon...i mean really fkn swinging too.
no wait...im gonna leave you all in your own mental hell and go listen to music..
4 peeps ignored now...
CreeperStipule
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You seem to think you're dropping knowledge or something when the reality is you need a fist dropping on your chin....
CreeperStipule
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Hmmm the problem being if using an intersex is that it is passed, if it's for a plant to grow and smoke who cares but when it's breeding stock well hmmm, it's like TH used to say "don't throw the baby out with the bath water" and I can understand that thinking when breeding lines and selecting further down ie thinking that plant may carry something beneficial to the mean, but for me no get them out, look they're found mostly in tropical canna tmk and should imo be culled regardless of whether they have a great high etc etc go through enough numbers and get rid.I have what I thought was a male Choc Thai I was going to breed with. I pulled off the first few sets of flowers because the females weren't advanced enough to pollinate yet. Anyway, this male then changed sex to female. No more male flowers, how it seems fully fem?
I grew up in the days when seeded bud was common, and one of the best highs I ever had came from a fully seeded hermie plant. I do wonder what genetics might be getting thrown out in these times of hermie discrimination and hate.
Maybe instead of thinking about what we are throwing out we should think about what we are carrying forward.
On a side note some of my fav female plants have had issues mostly sterility and I've often wondered why, just wondered if others find such plants?
Mithridate
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Bibliotheques
High Grade - CANNABIS BIBLIOGRAPHY SORTED AND ALPHABETIZED BY SUBJECT
41 New articles added to IC BIB WWW April 21 2 in IC Cannabinoids 6 in IC Cannabis Analysis 5 in IC Cannabis Botany 4 in IC Legal 9 in IC Medical Cannabis/Endocannabinoids Pt 1 A-D 15 in IC Medical Cannabis/Endocannabinoids Pt 2 E-Z IC Cannabinoids 2 Associations between...
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Tom Hill arisen is gone unfortunately, everybody ls a breeder thread is still there though hah
Cerathule
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How was the name of this paper everyone talks about?
