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Re: Definning the problem
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Tue, 25 Oct 2005 07:42:01 +1000
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> It's interesting to me to see the assertion that it takes an F2 hybrid
> to get from the spotty brood to an acceptable pattern.

I have been told that you should get away from the spotty brood in the F1.
As I am told, line breeding (inbreeding if you are not a queen breeder) is
such that you keep putting back the line to itself but when you outcross it
(F1) then you get back the hybrid vigour.

Trevor Weatherhead
AUSTRALIA
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