Table 1. Description of various P1-mm alleles used in this study.
Allele | Origin |
P1-mm-107E | Unknown |
P1-mm-L | Maintained light pigmentation though repeated self pollination |
P1-mm-H | Maintained heavy pigmentation though repeated self pollination |
P1-mm-542A “RRa” | Revertant stock derived from P1-mm-H |
P1-mm-7F32 “RRa” | Revertant stock derived from P1-mm-H |
P1-mm CFS 287b | Unknown |
P1-mm CFS 315 “RR”a, b | Revertant stock derived from P1-mm CFS 287 |
P1-mm CFS 289b | Possibly from San Juan, Pueblo, New Mexico |
P1-mm CFS 291b | Unknown |
P1-mm CFS 290b | U.S.A |
P1-mm CFS 301b | Minnesota |
P1-mm CFS 292b | Purchased from a store in Madison, WI |
P1-mm CFS 297b | Tesuque, New Mexico |
CFS286b | Misclassified as P1-mm; has phenotype and gene structure similar to P1-vv: Calea, Near Cuzco, Peru |
“RR” denotes that the allele was a stable revertant of P1-mm that had red pericarp and red cob glumes pigmentation.
Alleles' origins are based upon Brink's annotation in [10]. The P1-mm CFS 315 allele has been previously called P1-rr CFS 315. We report a different name, because it has an identical gene structure as P1-mm.