Stoneguru
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This makes sense in the way you are saying.This part of the Y chromosome does not recombine sexually with the X chromosome during reproduction — meaning that when a father contributes a Y chromosome to the process of sexual reproduction, most of the genes on that chromosome don’t “mix” with the genes on the X. In genetic terms, they’re passed on asexually. While genetic recombination allows for the expression of diverse traits in offspring, the mostly linear transmission of the Y chromosome isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, that trait has allowed scientists to understand the history of male ancestry.
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So again,I ask how was the Haze in NH locked out ?
So please be more specific. Which specific traits is passed on by a male that is not passed on by a female in cannabis?
I usually do regular breeding, and reverse both sexes to observe those traits and then test the lines of them both.
So far I have not been able to identify a specific traits that a male passes the a female does not.
What trait is it?
If it is diversity itself then there is an experiment that could be set up to determine this specific theory.