Table 1 Phenotypes and genotypes (inferred) of seven commercial caladium cultivars and three breeding lines used as parents for crosses performed in this study

From: A single gene controls leaf background color in caladium (Araceae) and is tightly linked to genes for leaf main vein color, spotting and rugosity

Cultivar/breeding line

Leaf spotting

Leaf shape

Main vein color

Leaf rugosity

Leaf background color

 

Phenotype

Genotype a

Phenotype

Genotype a

Phenotype

Genotype a

Phenotype

Genotype a

Phenotype

Genotype b

‘Aaron’

No

ss

Fancy

FF

White

V w V w

No

rlfrlf

Green

lemlem

‘Candidum’

No

ss

Fancy

FF

Green

V g V g

No

rlfrlf

Green

lemlem

‘Fairytale Princess’

No

ss

Lance

Ff

Red

V r V g

No

rlfrlf

Green

lemlem

‘Gingerland’

Yes

Ss

Lance

Ff

White

V w V g

Yes

RLFrlf

Green

lemlem

‘Miss Muffet’

Yes

Ss

Fancy

FF

White

V w V g

Yes

RLFrlf

Lemon

LEMlem

‘Fla. Moonlight’

No

ss

Fancy

FF

White

V w V g

No

rlfrlf

Green

lemlem

‘Red Flash’

Yes

Ss

Fancy

FF

Red

V r V g

No

rlfrlf

Green

lemlem

UF-52

No

ss

Fancy

FF

White

V w V g

No

rlfrlf

Lemon

LEMlem

UF-53

No

ss

Fancy

FF

White

V w V g

No

rlfrlf

Lemon

LEMlem

UF-317

Yes

Ss

Fancy

FF

Green

V g V g

Yes

RLFrlf

Green

lemlem

  1. a Genotypes of these cultivars or breeding lines for leaf shape, main vein color, leaf spotting, and leaf rugosity were determined previously,36 and they were reconfirmed in this study.
  2. b Inferred in this study.