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Genetic complementation was used to correct the albescent flower color mutation of the orchid  Doritis pulcherrima.  The  Zea mays  anthocyanin regulatory genes  C 1  and  B  were introduced into the petal cells via particle bombardment. Anthocyanin pigmentation developed within the bombarded cells after 48 hours. This suggests that the albescent phenotype was the result of a defective regulatory gene(s) and not the result of a defective structural gene(s). Genetic complementation via particle bombardment requires considerably less time than via classical breeding and could be used on other species or with other genes.

310 IN SITU GENETIC COMPLEMENTATION OF FLOWER COLOR MUTATIONS VIA PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT