CALSIBE HYBRIDS (TETRAPLOID)
Hybrids with 4n=80 chromosomes,which can be derived from the same species  as diploid Calsibe hybrids, but have double the number of chromosomes and,  therefore, larger flowers. Such hybrids can either be produced directly  by colchicine treatment or as a result of crosses between  tetraploid parent plants. Such hybrids are fertile: in the process of  the reduction  of chromosome numbers during the production of sexual cells each chromosome,  due to the tetraploid structure, finds an analogue counterpart chromosome  of its own kind. - The flowers of Tetra-Calsibe hybrids of advanced generations belong to the most spectacular types of iris flowers.

Tetra-Calsibe hybrids can be back-crosses to tetraploid Chrysographes hybrids. We call the resulting 3/4 Chrysographes-1/4 Californicae hybrids Sibcal hybrids.

   Named varieties
 

Starting Calsibe

Timpcals

Sunny Red Wine

STARTING CALSIBE (Reg. 1981)

TIMPCALS (Reg. 1993)

SUNNY RED WINE (Reg. 1998)


   Selected seedlings
 

New Start-Sämling

SSTT681

TCS-Sämling 1999

NEW START - seedling

SSTT681

 TCS-seedling 1999




Rotester TCS-Sämling

SSTT480

SSTT633

Deepest "red" TCS-seedling 

SSTT480

SSTT633




SSTT635

Gelber TCS-Sämling

SSTT647

SSTT635

Yellow TCS-seedling

SSTT647




Stark gewellter TCS-Sämling

Sämling von SSTT308

Weinsamt-Sämling

Strongly ruffled TCS-seedling

Seedling from SSTT308

"Weinsamt"-seedling




SSTT739

SSTT744

SSTT760

SSTT739

SSTT744

SSTT760




SSTT300

SSTT634

SSTT751

SSTT300, well branched

SSTT634, well branched

SSTT751, floriferous

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