Possible evidence for half letter/characters? Or possible reversal of the characters used to indicate stamen and leaf:
1) Onion Skin ends in a B character - ABBA sequence is completed when:
1xR OS (BADDADDACCEAECEAECEAECEBE) x Pantomime (DDABDDABDDABDDAB) => BADDADDACCxxxxDABDDABDDABis stressed two right:
ABBAADADDACCxxxxxxDABDDABDDA(before stress = no cyans, after stress, 1 cyan gene in both upper and lower petals).
So EB is definately magenta leaf indicator (1x right OS loses 1 magenta leaf).
2) BUT
in the sequence (left hand side of Onion Skin): ADDADDACCEAEC -> 9x left stress shows NO disruption of a CE (yellow stamen), but the 10x left stress shows a disruption of a cyan leaf (EA)...................
I'm going to test whether CE in normal situations IS a yellow indicator (i.e. whether the last C in ACC is the first character in CE) by crossing:
5xR Onion Skin (CEBEBxxxxxxx) on left X 5xL Hatch's Bud (xxxxxADDAC) on right => plant, take picture. uproot, stress 1 left, which should be:
EBEBxxxxxADDACC and compare and see if a +1 yellow in the lower petals is created or not.
- Qetesh