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Submit this form for every plant that displays a mutant phenotype.

Mutant Family(required) 00629M5

03054M4

11650M4

11672M4

11743M4

11762M3

11912M3

11935M3

11970M3

School(required) Cor Jesu Academy

Bingham Middle School

Columbia High School

Gateway Legacy Christian Academy

Francis Howell Central H.S

Lindbergh High School

Oakville High School -Thomas

Oakville High School- Tunze

Oakville High school - Zelenovich

St Joseph's Academy

Timberland High School

Western Hills High School

MICDS

Student Name(s) (First Name & Last Initial)(required)

Plant Number (1-17)(required)

Did this plant display delayed germination?(required) No

it germinated within 2 days of the other plants in the family.

Yes

it germinated more than 2 days after the other plants in the family.

Mutant Phenotype- Color(required) AB

YTD

Not Applicable

Mutant Phenotype- Size(required) SM

Not Applicable

Mutant Phenotype - Panicle features(required)

Mutant Phenotype- Other: List (using 2-3 letter abbreviations) any other phenotypes observed (i.e. LPF, BSY, FP, NAL, NL, NS or describe your own).(required)

Age of plant at death (in days), if earlier than other plants in family (due to natural causes, likely mutant phenotype; not because you did not care for it)

Did this plant survive to produce seeds?(required) Yes

Notes

Are the plant's seeds smaller, same size as wild type, or larger in size?(required) Smaller

Same size as wild type seed

Larger

Not Applicable

Are the plant's total number of seeds very few, same as wild type or more numerous?(required) Very few

Same number as wild type

More numerous

Not Applicable

Are most of the plant's seeds viable and filled (black-grey color), empty (white-tan) or mixed?(required) Majority black or grey colored

Half are black or grey color and half are tan

Majority tan colored

Not Applicable

Please provide a general remark or comment about the plant's physical appearance(required)

Please review your data before you click “Submit” as you will not be able to go back!

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What’s New @ MM

Mutant Millets is at Mount Vernon H.S, in Ohio; Visitation Academy, Timberland H.S, Cor Jesu and Union H.S, in Missouri, this school year! You can watch Dr. Tom Brutnell's presentation to the teachers here.