Synopsis The yellow seed color of each of 12 flax varieties was attributed to the homozygous condition of 1 or more of 3 recessive genes. Two of these genes also appeared to be pleiotropic for flower color, and 1 of the 2 apparently produced a sublethal effect. Two additional genes also affected color.

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Synopsis Seed color was significantly associated with all agronomic characters studied except days to last bloom and lodging score.

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