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Numerous preparations of Cannabis are
known, and Who Ships Marijuana they are given different names depending on the country of origin
and their mode of preparation
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step.
Some gene loci in plants have more than two possibilities.
These are sometimes referred to as ‘partially dominant genes’ and are
usually given some type of secondary marker such as B’ or B".
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They work just like dominant and recessives except that there
are more than two options. If a gene is dominant over another gene, it
will win. Just like a dominant will win a recessive.
HARDY-WEINBERG EQUILIBRIUM
Introduction:
An understanding of breeding concepts requires a basic
understanding of Hardy-Weinberg’s Equilibrium. Breeding depends
upon the knowledge of population genetics. To understand the value of
the H/W Equilibrium, you may have asked yourself a question like this
before...
“If certain diseases are a dominant trait, then why haven’t
large sections of the population got this disease?”
The same question applies to cannabis breeding. If purple bud
color is a dominant trait then how come my offspring from the purple
bud strain do not have purple buds? Or, I have been selecting Indica
mothers and cross breeding them with mostly Indica male plants but I
have some Sativa leaves. Why does this happen? Hardy-Weinberg’s
Equilibrium will help you to understand these questions and there
answers.
Okay, first of all these questions reflect a very common
misconception. That misconception is that the dominant allele of a
trait will always have the highest frequency in a population and the
recessive allele will always have the lowest frequency.
There is no logic behind the idea that a dominant trait should
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show a tendency to spread over a whole population. Also there is no
logic behind the idea that a recessive trait should die out.
Gene frequencies can be in high ratios or low ratios no matter
how the allele is expressed. The allele can also change, depending on
certain conditions. It is the changes in gene frequencies over time that
result in different plant characteristics.
Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium will show us whether or not
gene frequencies have changed in a population.
A population is a group of individuals of the same strain or
species, such as cannabis Indica or cannabis Sativa (species), or
Skunk#1 and Master Kush (strains of a species)], in a given area
whose members can interbreed with one another. This means that they
share a common group of genes. This common group of genes is
known as the GENE POOL.
Each gene pool contains all the alleles for all the traits of all
the population.
For a step in evolution to occur some of the gene frequencies
must change. That is why we have different types of cannabis plants.
The gene frequency of an allele refers to the number of times
an allele for a particular trait occurs compared to the total number of
alleles for that trait.
Gene frequency is calculated as follows.
The number of a specific type of allele, divided by, The total number
of alleles in the gene pool.
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The Hardy and Weinberg principal describes a theoretical
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