STOCK LISTS                                     TGC REPORT 52, 2002 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 61 Table 2.  Definition of phenotypic classes of mutants.  The primary phenotypic category of each allele is indicated by a ‘*’ in Table 1. CLASS    DESCRIPTION A Anthocyanin modifications: intensification, reduction, elimination B Chlorophyll deficiency: white or whitish C Chlorophyll deficiency: yellow or yellowish D Chlorophyll deficiency: light, grey, or dull green E Chlorophyll deficiency: yellow-green F Virescent: chlorophyll deficiency localized at growing point G Variegation, flecking or striping H Leaf necrosis I Hair modifications: augmentation, reduction, distortion, elimination J Leaf form and size K Plant habit and size L Flower form and color M Inflorescence (exclusive of L) N Sterility: any condition leading to partial or complete unfruitfulness O Fruit form and surface texture P Fruit color and flavor, ripening modification Q Disease resistance R Root modification S Seed T Foliage color: dark U Foliage color, miscellaneous: olive, brown, blue-green V Allozyme variant W Overwilting stomatal defect X Vascular modification Y Nutritional or hormonal disorder Z Precocious development

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