The Eumo. Part 18.
The eumo factor originated in van Haaff around 1982, and was therefore called the "van Haaff mutant" for a long time. In 1991, several committees decided to name this mutant "Eumo" — an abbreviation of "Eumelanin Modifier" (or also "Phaeomelanin Beletter").
The eumo comes in the black, brown and agate range. The Isabel series cannot withstand this factor. The eumo can be seen in a white, yellow or red ground color, whether or not combined with the ivory factor, the intensive factor, the mold factor or the mosaic factor.
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