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Old September 21, 2015   #2
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Hi,

i'm not sure of understanding the Gr (green ripe) gene. Sometimes it is said that it is similar to gf but with red interior, but it seems also linked to delayed ripening. Does someone knows if including Gr gene affects maturity/flavor in a negative way ? I'm not found of breeding for supermarket carboard tomatoes.
I think the person you should ask about this is Mark, Frogsleap farm, who has been involved with nor and rin and other genes that affect ripening.

Personally I've not heard of a Gr gene but do know about the 5 gf genes.

Best to ask Mark about it in the thread he started here called Baffled which is in this same forum below yours.

Here's the link to help you find it but do ask him in his Baffled thread, I think that's best b/c then you can see what he's been dealing with and also his pictures.

http://tomatoville.com/showthread.php?t=38399

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