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Lineage record

Albino Emerald Gates

A documented cross of Pearly Gates and Green Cap Melmac. Origin recorded as James Cruz. 2 documented descendants in this library.

CultivarAlbinos2 descendants
Documented lineage

Emerald Gates albino isolation (Pearly Gates x Green Cap Melmac)

Recorded origin: James Cruz

Classification

Albino Emerald Gates is recorded as a cultivar, meaning a line selected and kept by growers rather than collected from the wild.

Pedigree

ParentPearly GatesOpen the lineage record
ParentGreen Cap MelmacNo separate record in this library
crossed to give
This strainAlbino Emerald Gates
documented descendants
DescendantAlbino Gumby GatesDescendantBlack Betty Gates

Record history

Emerald Gates albino isolation (Pearly Gates x Green Cap Melmac)

Albino Isolation of Emerald Gates (Pearly Gates x Green Cap Melmak)

Records disagree. More than one pedigree has been published for this line. Both are shown above so the difference is visible rather than hidden behind a single chosen answer.

Questions

What is Albino Emerald Gates crossed from?

Albino Emerald Gates is recorded as: Emerald Gates albino isolation (Pearly Gates x Green Cap Melmac). Its recorded origin is James Cruz.

What has been bred from Albino Emerald Gates?

The Codex lists 2 documented descendants of Albino Emerald Gates: Albino Gumby Gates, Black Betty Gates.

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