Reversal is gene basedI've thought males become intersex female xy and not true females with only xx but. That's why I posted asking about true females in that thread. May be they're disappearing and very uncommon. Plants that won't herm even with chemicals, may be there are such a thing as true female.
Yeah okay. But why does xx also have male viable pollen makeup parts if they have seperate gender chromosomes I am not convinced. May be the samples were xy? The data conflicts the y chromosome should be the chromosome with instructions for pollen may be the samples were xy.Reversal is gene based
However, various factors can affect the efficacy of the STS treatment and the deactivation of the CYP734A9 gene.
males have this too, and is fully expressing.
the plant can be XX or XY and not reverse, it doesn't say much about the plants sex chromosome makeup reliably. Just cuz it wont hermi doesn't mean it doesn't have the Y instructions is more the answer
Most likely cuz they were all monoecious back 28 million yrs ago and no plant within the species can be without instruction genes. There's a certain point where an organism becomes a new species, and it usually includes whack changes like that...birds on an island that can no longer mate, stuff like that.Yeah okay. But why does xx also have male viable pollen makeup parts if they have seperate gender chromosomes I am not convinced. May be the samples were xy? The data conflicts the y chromosome should be the chromosome with instructions for pollen may be the samples were xy.
Alright I'm not discussing here and I'm not arguing that you are wrong but have they located if the pollen genes in the y chromosome heheh I'm the one who should google and I dont want to at this time. Nvm it is not cool and I can't read the research articles I wish it was conclusive explanation for having a seperate xx/ xy chromosome combo if it's not related to sex. I don't think they've just named it xy.Most likely cuz they were all monoecious back 28 million yrs ago and no plant within the species can be without instruction genes. There's a certain point where an organism becomes a new species, and it usually includes whack changes like that...birds on an island that can no longer mate, stuff like that.
Im just gonna mildly saute your mind, simmer on low heatAlright I'm not discussing here and I'm not arguing that you are wrong but have they located if the pollen genes in the y chromosome heheh I'm the one who should google and I dont want to at this time. Nvm it is not cool and I can't read the research articles I wish it was conclusive explanation for having a seperate xx/ xy chromosome combo if it's not related to sex. I don't think they've just named it xy.
Don't worry. I'm good. Ty for responding.You should not feel that way...is there anything i can say to help you feel you have done well and right?