EG01

Reticulated, Slimy, Striped

This page serves as a repository of research notes on Toxin EG01, the first mutagen unlocked in Eastern Grounds by Nebamon. It uses 7 Reticulated, Slimy, Striped (Negative to Mottled, Phosphorescent, Hairy) moss and 1 Acorn's Cap, 7 Dead Tongue, 7 Nature's Jug, 6 Nile Fire, 3 Ra's Awakening mushrooms.

Initial research

[With thanks to Strutter for getting this started]

• silken/Vampire no change /io missing?
• vampire/silken iy missing? /no change
• Blush/Energy no change /north petal lost yellow GRRO
• energy/blush no change on either
• clarity/crown north became reddish/
• crown/clarity /north became blueish
• delicate/fracture
• fracture/delicate cyan outer stamen IR

First mutation test: L-Vampire R-Vampire

The left splint has lost magenta on the outer stamen and gained yellow into the middle stamen. Color does not extend into the inner stamen, so an IYIO must have been replaced by an IYYO. This means it is either gene 5 or gene 9. The right splint has lost yellow outer stamen. Completely consistent with an IY becoming II.

Incorporating prior knowledge

Strutter has already done a number of genome tests which could help narrow down the range further. At a glance though, it seems that the left and right splints might be reversed from the order I would write it in?

From his first test, for an I to transfer from Vampire to silken without visibly affecting the Silken, that would require for the I to transfer to the right hand side of Silken's genome.

From his second test, for a Y to transfer to silken without color changing on the Vampire indicates that the left splint must be on the right side as well. All of this is consistent with just one set of genes:

Left-Vampire 9(I)
Right-Vampire 8(Y)

For the third test, that suggests that in the third test a V was transferred from Blush for Energy's G or R.

References

Genomes for reference to genomes.

Flower_Genome_Theories for interpretation of gene sets.

Mutagen_Research_and_Recipes for information on Mutagen recipes, and location for results to be loaded to.