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-            <img src="http://images.maizegdb.org/db_images/Variation/mgn/480_w_ds/5249_1651_2908_44.jpg"/>+            <img src="http://images.maizegdb.org/db_images/Variation/mgn/480_w_ds/7101_3161_0706_25.jpg"/>
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-                Oil yellow+                oil yellow
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-            allelic interaction:  First two leaves of seedlings from the cross of +/oy1 x +/Oy1-700showing (left to right) yellowgreen; Oy1-700 heterozygote; normaland bright yellow Oy1-700/oy1 heterozygote.+            homozygous recessive oy1-ref viable allele showing bright yellow with slight oily appearance.  See other allelic and interaction phenotypes:  oy1-Masia 1040, null deep yellow lethal;  oy1-tn viable dark yellow green viable;  Oy1-N700bright oily yellow green vigorous heterozygote, yellowish white lethal seedling homozygote; Oy1-N1459, like 700 but weak heterozygote and near albino homozygote Oy1-N1460, like 700 but strong yellow green heterozygote that becomes normal at maturity  and a weak lethal yellow seedling homozygote.  The heterozygous combination Oy1-N700/oy1-tn has a deep yellow lethal phenotype like the null An observation; most diploid plant species have one gene system like Oy1; hexaploid wheat has 3 one in each genome (Chlorina, Sears , get reference) See full Oy1 story in Oy1-N700 entry
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-            <img src="http://images.maizegdb.org/db_images/Variation/mgn/480_w_ds/7101_3161_0706_25.jpg"/>+            <img src="http://images.maizegdb.org/db_images/Variation/mgn/480_w_ds/5249_1651_2908_44.jpg"/>
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-                oil yellow+                Oil yellow
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-            homozygous recessive oy1-ref viable allele showing bright yellow with slight oily appearance.  See other allelic and interaction phenotypes:  oy1-Masia 1040, null deep yellow lethal;  oy1-tn viable dark yellow green viable;  Oy1-N700bright oily yellow green vigorous heterozygote, yellowish white lethal seedling homozygote; Oy1-N1459, like 700 but weak heterozygote and near albino homozygote Oy1-N1460, like 700 but strong yellow green heterozygote that becomes normal at maturity  and a weak lethal yellow seedling homozygote.  The heterozygous combination Oy1-N700/oy1-tn has a deep yellow lethal phenotype like the null An observation; most diploid plant species have one gene system like Oy1; hexaploid wheat has 3 one in each genome (Chlorina, Sears , get reference) See full Oy1 story in Oy1-N700 entry+            allelic interaction:  First two leaves of seedlings from the cross of +/oy1 x +/Oy1-700showing (left to right) yellowgreen; Oy1-700 heterozygote; normaland bright yellow Oy1-700/oy1 heterozygote.
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