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‹ The Art of Growing
BOOK IV · 10 PRINCIPLES
Pattern
How flowers acquire and share their markings.
Principle IV.1
Book IV · Pattern
The Hidden Pattern
Fertilizer may reveal a flower's natural pattern.
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Principle IV.2
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The Natural Marking
Each species has a particular default pattern or effect.
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Principle IV.3
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The White Marking
Most newly created default patterns have White as their pattern color.
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Principle IV.4
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The White Flower's Marking
A White flower's default pattern color is Warm Pink.
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Principle IV.5
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The Two Patterned Parents
Two patterned flowers of the same species may produce offspring with new pattern-color combinations.
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Principle IV.6
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The Borrowed Color
A patterned flower may acquire a pattern color from another flower's main color.
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Principle IV.7
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The Matching Color
Pattern transfer between species generally requires matching main colors.
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Principle IV.8
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The Traveling Pattern
A compatible pattern may pass from one species to another.
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Principle IV.9
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The Limits of Pattern
Not every flower species can carry every pattern.
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Principle IV.10
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The Rare Pattern
New pattern colors and pattern transfers are rare results that may require many attempts.
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