A chlorophyll variegation is described which is inherited through the female parent only. A variegated plant gives pale green, variegated, and green progeny in varying proportions, irrespective of the kind of pollen used in fertilization. 2. A similar character was already described by Anderson. The present one, however, in addition to having an independent origin, differs phenotypically from that previously described. 3. All attempts to transmit the character asexually by inoculation were unsuccessful.
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