Crielirouy on or hiemorandum to Dill Brown, pesasdées conferen:es at aaleigh, feb. 14-16, 14962. Project I: Dasnidi leat iy OF TUE CHROoUSU au COMPOUNDS PRAT GO WRiBupe TO ts TY OF RavUial CHa: ud RISGEUS. A General pee oe, Project ry VERE RRO Q axamination of the By progeny derived from crosses of two races, each exhibiting widely differing morphological and chromosomal characteri- gatious.W nodecto thy elununataal aro.ct ery Te Wy Nosed larly. 2. The selected races for project Is (a) Palomero Toluquefio with many knobs Poocammointre with no knobs. (b) sapalote chico with many knobs es. »oeKnobless #lint. % Detailed outline for Project I. (1) Lo be done at Raleigh, Summer if62: a). Sow 50 seed of Cacahuacintle on May 14, 1962 Sow 50 " " " "May 24, 1962 Sow 50 " " Palomero Toluquefio on May 10, 1962 sow 50 " " 4apalote chico on hey 10, 1962 sow 50 =" " U.s.Knobiess Flint on May 17, 1962 Sow 50" "om " " " May 24, 1962 Sow 50 " " " " " " May 31, 1962 (2) Collection of Sporoeytes from: abe a}e 25 plants of Palomero Poluquefio, aaa examine before pollination time. b). 35 " " Cacanuac:ntly, al exmine rapidly to find those plants that have no knob or only 1 knob. c). 35 4apalote plants. hake chromosome examination of several of them before pollination time. vtherg, Suould be placed in deep freeze for later exanirnaticns. (3) Pollinations to be made: a). Cross at least 20 plants of +alomero Toluqueno by knobless Cacahuacintl¥ plants, using Palomero Toluquefio as the female in the cross, b). Make the reciprocal cross with a few of the no-knob Cacahuacintle plants. c). Sib or self the remaining no-knob Cacahuacintle plants and cross these to other Csgcahuacir.tle plants that have only one or two knobs. dj). Cross reciprocally 20 plants of dapalote chico, includi:g those that received early cytological examination,--by U.S.Knobless Flint. e). Sib 4apalote chico plants and plants of knobless flint not used in making the hybrid cross. WINTER, 1962-63. ‘To be conducted in Florida 1). Select 5 ears produced by each of the two types of hybrid cross outlined above. 2). Sow 2 rows of kernels derived from each ear (20-30 kernels per row) 3). “bserve the degree of diversity of plant characters among the plants in each family. 4), Make Bib crosses between individuals within each family (The plants each to be selected for,sib crossf#¥ would depend upon ........?%) SUMMER, 1963. ~o be conducted at Raleigh. the procedures for examining the BP, progeny will be outlined after Sib crosses ears of the #) have been examined.