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| | Cultivar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Cultivars that have originated as hybrids of different species are exotic, as is a plant from a different continent, or even a different part of the same country. | | | Cultivars may be either particularly desirable selections from populations of a single species, or hybrids between species. | | | In agricultural science, a cultivar is a cultivated selection that can be propagated reliably in a prescribed manner. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultivar
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| | Purple Loosestrife Cultivars |
| | These cultivars are a source of viable pollen and viable seed, and they will cross with wild populations of loosestrife. | | | A garden population that does not produce seed could be a population of cultivars or clones with the same-length style morphology growing in the same area. | | | No cultivar was found to be female sterile, and seed germination rates were between 30-100%, with the majority of germination rates over 50% (Anderson and Ascher, 1993). |
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http://www.nwcb.wa.gov/education/plscultivars.html
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| | Sugarcane Cultivar CP 70-1133 Descriptive Fact Sheet |
| | If a cultivar's optimum harvest season is limited, but it fills an industry need for a cultivar during that time frame, it would be considered an advantage. | | | Some cultivars produce high sugar early which declines with bloom, some reach their peak later in the season, while others maintain a relatively high sugar content for an extended period. |
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http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/AG129
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| | Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Cultivar Crazy—Preserving the Genetic Heritage of Plants |
| | Cultivars (the plants that have additional names in single quotes after the two-part botanical names) are prized for their unusual characteristics, and the surest way for a grower to guarantee that you'll get the desired traits of the parent plants is to propagate them asexually, typically from cuttings (as opposed to sexually, from seed). | | | The bottom line is that when you buy, say, Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome', a cultivar of the native New England aster known for its compact, mounded habit as well as its flashy deep purple flowers, you're buying a clone—a plant that is genetically identical to every other specimen of 'Purple Dome' in existence. | | | With the advent of high-tech tools, researchers have discovered that plant species generally have high levels of genetic variation, and that if we're serious about saving plants we need to preserve their genetic diversity. |
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http://www.bbg.org/gar2/topics/sustainable/1998fa_cultivar.html
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| | What is a Cultivar ? |
| | It is important to note that not all plants in cultivation are cultivars, and not all cultivars are in cultivation! | | | A cultivar name can only be given to cultivated plants whose origin or selection is primarily due to the intentional actions of mankind. | | | The standard may only be a description or illustration and in the case of grain crops it is usually just a sample of seed. |
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http://www.anbg.gov.au/acra/what-is-a-cultivar.html
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| | Strawberries: Cultivar Selection |
| | These cultivars bear two crops during the year, and generally are not as high in quality or as productive as the day-neutral types. | | | The early cultivars may be more subject to frost injury because they bloom earlier, and the opened blossom is the stage of fruit development most susceptible to frost injury. | | | Cultivars with resistance to red stele and Verticillium wilt are highly recommended. |
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http://ssfruit.cas.psu.edu/chapter8/chapter8b.htm
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| | Lawn Grass Cultivar Selection |
| | Cultivars are evaluated based on color, quality, leaf texture, seedling vigor, cold hardiness, summer stress tolerance, disease and insect susceptibility, etc. The results are compiled for each cultivar, summarized, ranked and then published in yearly reports. | | | As with most plants, each turfgrass species has a number of cultivars, varieties or hybrids, each of which are subtly different genetically. | | | Consider the cultivar(s) present, percent germination, date of germination test, percentage of inert matter and weed seeds and, if mixed species, the ratio of the species. |
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http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/4000/4027.html
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| | How to name a new cultivar |
| | A single plant is not a cultivar: a cultivar is a group of individual plants which collectively is distinct from any other, which is uniform in its overall appearance and which remains stable in its attributes. | | | There are different sorts of cultivar ranging from clones, which should be genetically identical, to tightly controlled seed-raised cultivars such as F1 hybrids. | | | Many of the Rules in the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (Cultivated Plant Code or ICNCP) deal with sorting out problems which have arisen in past nomenclature. |
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http://www.ishs.org/sci/icraname.htm
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| | AHS Cultivar Registration Information |
| | Cultivars which repeat in one location may not do so in another, as repeat bloom is often influenced by climate and weather conditions. | | | A box is provided for you to indicate if the cultivar is a SPIDER with space to record petal width and length in inches. | | | Most dayliliy flowers have six segments in two whorls, consisting of three petals and three sepals, and are known as single flowers. |
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http://www.daylilies.org/AHSregister.html
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| | cultivar list |
| | This cultivar is a triploid and forms almost no seed. | | | Mugunghwa: "Bloom is 10-11cm medium sized single, and has widely obovate petals which is flat, not recurved, sometimes petaloid at basl stamens. | | | Mugunghwa: "Bloom is medium sized single, and has widely obovate petals which are ruffled and crinkled margin. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~h_syriacus/cultivar_list.htm
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| | Currants and Gooseberries in the Home Garden |
| | Although white pine blister rust also can be a problem with commercially available cultivars of red or white currants and gooseberries, rust resistance in such cultivars is generally greater than with most black currants or wild stands of native Ribes species. | | | Therefore, planting a cultivar that did not originate in the Upper Midwest that potentially rewarding, is much riskier. | | | This little-grown hybrid of European origin is especially resistant to white pine blister rust and may be useful where this disease is a problem. |
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http://www.extension.umn.edu/distribution/horticulture/DG1122.html
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| | Cultivar Corner - General Instructions For Registration Of Bromeliad Cultivars |
| | Cultivars should be grown through several cycles of pupping and blooming to ensure that they are stable and reproduce consistently. | | | Any bromeliad cultivar may be registered: a unique cultivar of a species plant, a new, unknown or undescribed species (eg. | | | If the plants of a seedling batch are all basically identical (as in a true F1 crossing) and prove to retain their characteristics through propagation by pupping, then all the plants can be registered under one CULTIVAR name. |
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http://www.bsi.org/brom_info/cultivar/instructions.html
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| | NMSU Cultivars |
| | This cultivar is well accepted by the pot plant industry. | | | Many seed companies offer seed of this cultivar, unfortunately, under different names. | | | Before Dr. Garcia developed the New Mexican pod type, there was no control over the genetic constitution of the chile seeds planted, so New Mexico farmers could never predict size or heat of the pods. |
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http://www.chilepepperinstitute.org/NMSUCultivars_1.htm
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| | Blueberry 2002 |
| | Some cultivars were furnished by Hartman’s Plant Company, PO Box 100, Lacota, MI 49063. | | | It is believed that the flower buds of O’Neal a southern highbush cultivar are not hardy at our locations and its yield has been very low at both locations. | | | Even though the Ozarkblue plants were a year younger than the initially planted blueberry cultivars, it had the fourth highest yield in 2002. |
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http://fp1.ca.uky.edu/robinsonstation/blueberry02.htm
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| | Native Perennials—New Cultivars That Light Up the Summer Garden |
| | In response to the surge of interest in growing native plants, nurseries and breeders are bringing more and more wild species into cultivation and developing showier selections of established garden species. | | | The majority of them are cultivars of Echinacea purpurea, the purple coneflower. | | | In recent years, there's been a proliferation of new cultivars of native perennials, many of them bred for novel flower color. |
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http://www.bbg.org/gar2/topics/plants/2004su_perennials.html
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| | Cultivar - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy at NexTag - Price - Review |
| | Kentucky 31 Tall fescue is a Fescue cultivar (variety) selected for it's improved traits and ease of establishment from seeds in lawns. | | | The dangling bell-shaped blooms of Digitalis are a cottage garden essential Our exclusive collection includes four out-of-the-ordinary cultivars in striking colors Soft yellow... | | | Pelargoniums: A Gardener& Guide to the Species and Their Cultivars and Hybrids |
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http://www.nextag.com/cultivar/search-html
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| | Pecan Cultivars-Origin and characteristics of major "varieties" |
| | Patterns of bloom for a cultivar will vary slightly from season to season, relative to other cultivars, making detailed description of bloom patterns of questionable value. | | | Any cultivar recommended for planting in any state in Thompson, 1990, is retained. | | | Uniform descriptors are needed for distinctive parameters of shuck, nut, kernel, bark, tree form, phenology, production parameters and insect and disease reaction. |
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http://extension-horticulture.tamu.edu/carya/pecans
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| | HORTAX NEWS Vol 1, Part 2 - 19 Feb 1996 |
| | I feel that I have to re-state the obvious: a plant is not a cultivar - an assemblage of plants with similar attributes may be recognised as a cultivar so that a plant may belong to a cultivar. | | | The cultivar is the most useful category of cultivated plants as it enables growers to define exactly what they are growing, and buyers to ask for exactly what they want. | | | In the case of a variant selected from the wild to be a cultivar, the person selecting the plant on recognising the novel attributes (the collector) is generally the originator. |
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http://www.hortax.org.uk/hortaxnews/text2.html
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| | Cultivar Releases |
| | ‘AU Merit’, released in 1999, is a hairy vetch cultivar that, on the average, has a forage yield 4-12% higher than common hairy vetch and flowers 7-13 days earlier than the common type. | | | AU Donnelly has more early spring growth and is higher yielding throughout the season than AU Lotan, the only other low-tannin cultivar available to farmers. | | | AU Donnelly averages 6% higher in digestible dry matter and 10% higher in crude protein than AU Lotan at the hay stage. |
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http://www.ag.auburn.edu/ay/mosjidis/cultivar_releases.htm
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| | Heliconia Cultivar Registration |
| | A new heliconia cultivar may be discovered in the wild, appear spontaneously as a seedling or mutation in the garden, be purposely cultivated from seed, or result from plant breeding efforts. | | | A new cultivar should not be a single plant, but should first be propagated to confirm that its unique characteristics are uniform and stable in all individuals. | | | Cultivar names should be in accordance with the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (2004). |
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http://www.heliconiasocietypr.org/cultivar_registration.htm
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| | Plant Cultivar |
| | The cultivar flowers from September through to December and has now become a popular plant in Japan and Italy for use in the throw-away pot plant market. | | | This cultivar has large, deep orange-red flower heads and long flowering branches. | | | Origin: A cultivar derived by controlled hand pollination by Dr. Gert Brits of the Horticultural Research Institute in South Africa. |
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http://www.plantcultivar.info/descriptions/desc_085.htm
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| | The Carnivorous Plant FAQ: cultivar registration |
| | The Pinguicula hybrid on this page was slated for cultivar registration, but alas died in cultivation during a bad season. | | | Is the plant in question commonly in cultivation under a nick-name, has excellent characteristics, and you would like to validate it with a cultivar name? | | | It is a good thing that (expensive) pages of Carnivorous Plant Newsletter were not wasted publishing this poor plant. |
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http://www.sarracenia.com/faq/faq3960.html
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| | Registration |
| | The naming of cultivars is controlled by the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants - 2004 (ICNCP). | | | Volume 2, also in four parts, covers all African Erica species, hybrids and cultivars. | | | Volume 1, in four parts covers Hardy Cultivars and European Species. |
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http://www.heathersociety.org.uk/registration.html
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| | National Poinsettia Cultivar Trials |
| | Days to flower from BC - Cultivars at both Florida and Purdue were grown using black cloth treatment for flowering. | | | The days from the start of short day (black cloth) to flowering (anthesis, pollen) is given. | | | Cultivars were treated with various chemicals and times in the Purdue Trials. |
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http://bluestem.hort.purdue.edu/ifga/searchpoin99trialdata.htm
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| | NC State Floriculture-Ornamental Pepper Cultivar Trial |
| | Plants were pinched 14 days after potting and Sumagic at 10 ppm was applied 2 weeks later as a foliar spray. | | | Seeds were sown on June 9, 1999, and plugs were transplanted on July 7. | | | We would like to thank Fafard and Scotts for their generous donation of root substrate and fertilizer. |
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http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/floriculture/crop/pepper.htm
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| | Vegetable Cultivar List |
| | The original lists published in the journals were developed using the database of cultivars registered with the American Seed Trade Association, as well as published descriptions from scientific journals and seed catalogs. | | | Note: we do not have seeds to sell or to sample out; this is a list of cultivar descriptions that are or were sold by seed companies and public institutions. | | | The standard format includes the cultivar name, experimental designation, breeder, vendor, parentage, plant characteristics, disease and other resistances, similar cultivars, areas of adaptation, plant variety protection information, reference information, and year of release. |
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http://cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/cucurbit/wehner/vegcult/vgclintro.html
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| | USDA Named Hop Variety Descriptions |
| | In recent years (1990s) Cluster acreage has declined in favor of super alpha hops, but Clusters are still a major export hop for American growers. | | | PRIMARY SITE: USDA World Hop cultivar collection, OSU East farm | | | PRIMARY SITE: USDA World Hop Cultivar Collection, OSU East Farm |
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http://www.freshops.com/usda_hop_desc2.html
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| | Nut Breeding: How can a cultivar inventory help? |
| | Some examples include: how does the nut crack; how does the tree bear; does the tree flower late enough to avoid spring frosts; is the tree susceptible to pests and diseases. | | | Nut trees do not "come true" from seeds. | | | What variety of nut tree can survive late frosts? |
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http://icserv.com/nnga/cultivar.htm
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| | San Marcos Growers >Rosemary |
| | Flowering is primarily in the late winter and early spring with intermittent bloom through the year. | | | She mentions in this article that it became the most common of prostrate Rosemary cultivars in Santa Barbara. | | | There are many cultivars of Rosemary that are grown for their culinary uses, form and flower color. |
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http://www.smgrowers.com/info/rosemary.asp
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| | NE-183 Apple Cultivar Evaluation Project |
| | Develop horticultural and pest management strategies for new cultivars or cultivar strains that are emerging as commercially-acceptable cultivars. | | | Evaluate horticultural qualities and pest susceptibility of new apple cultivars, strains, and advanced selections at numerous locations throughout the United States to determine both the limitations and positive attributes of these cultivars. | | | Apple production in the United States is a strong and viable industry producing a crop value of over $1.6 billion dollars annually. |
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http://www.ne183.org
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| | A unique near white flower with an exceedingly bold lavender halo and edging.Reblooms. | | | An excellent low-growing cultivar for bordering flower beds.Ruffled edges.Vigorous growing.Award of Merit | | | 24 E RE SEV 6 C One of the longest blooming cultivars that we have ever grown starting early and reblooming through the very late bloom season! |
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http://www.woodlandtreefarm.com/daylilyfiles/daylilypageL-P.htm
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| | CACTUS ART |
| | Opuntia a choice grafting stock for small growing species. | | | ale of rare species, cultivars, hybrids and forms of Cactus and Succulents |
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http://www.cactus-art.biz
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| | S L I Cultivar Information: Introduction |
| | Upon lifting a group of Louisiana irises one often notices that new plants have developed all along the sides of the rhizomes. | | | Every few years Louisiana iris growers usually transplant or thin their plantings. | | | Some cultivars increase very rapidly, while others might be quite slow. |
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http://www.louisianas.org/cultivars/culture_book.html
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| | Fragrant.It is a beautiful daylily that blooms true to color and form as pictured. | | | The fabulous color of this flower is unique! | | | Some cultivars struggle in Northern climates, but Frances Joiner has proven and increased very well. |
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http://www.woodlandtreefarm.com/daylilyfiles/daylilypageD-J.htm
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| | Wikipedia:WikiProject Tree of Life/Cultivar infobox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Use this infobox only when the cultivar deserves its own article, separate from the article on the species from which it was developed. | | | This article describes how to add a Cultivar Infobox to an article on a cultivar, or cultivated variety of plant. | | | Brugmansia 'Feingold' is an intergeneric cultivar because one of its parents, B. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiProject_Tree_of_Life/Cultivar_infobox
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| | Cultivar |
| | Some cultivars are even trademarked names -- this is especially true for plants that produce edible food crops. | | | Because a cultivar's name can have any form, no special rules are followed when importing this item. | | | The cultivar is a horticultural name that is appended to the botanical name and is used to identify a named hybrid. |
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http://www.crescentbloom.com/I/F/C/Cultivar.htm
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| | Passiflora Cultivar Registrar |
| | A cultivar will usually be a hybrid or, less commonly, a selected form of a species. | | | If you have created a new cultivar in the genus Passiflora, then you can register it here. | | | Publications dealing with Passiflora cultivars are listed in the |
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http://www.passionflow.co.uk/reg.htm
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| | The original ConiferBase I was able to select cultivars out of a list of some 1100 by picking habit, foliage color, mature height, and genus. | | | We are planning to add more links and develop new, original species keys of use to both botanists and horticulturists, covering a worldwide set of wild taxa and even major cultivar groups. | | | Taxonomic Computer Research was the first company to develop a conifer database on computer, creating ConiferBase I in 1982 on a very primative 64K Tandy TRS-80 ("Trash 80") Model II. |
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http://members.tripod.com/~Hatch_L/concent.html
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| | Naming a Cultivar ? |
| | Full details can be obtained from the International Code for Nomenclature of Cultivated Plants, 1995. | | | Trade designations are not recognised as cultivar names. | | | Nothing can be used that is likely to cause confusion (eg similarity to existing cultivar names within the denomination class, place names if more than one form of the plant exists there) or which exaggerate the merits of the cultivar. |
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http://www.anbg.gov.au/acra/naming-a-cultivar.html
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| | Sansevieria |
| | Bellow are a few of the 200 Sansevierias species and cultivars that I grow. | | | If you want to use any of the pictures on these pages just ask so I can keep track. | | | Not all are Mother in Laws Tongues they come in all shapes and sizes to suit any location from the brightest to shadiest positions. |
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http://homepage.ntlworld.com/john.gamesby/Sansevieria.html
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| | Gooseberries and Currants - Cultivar Selection |
| | The fruit of the European types usually is larger and better flavored; however, they generally do not have as much mildew resistance as the American types. | | | It is the best cultivar of the American types for the home garden. | | | Pixwell is sold most often and is very productive, but the fruit is of only fair quality. |
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http://ssfruit.cas.psu.edu/chapter10/chapter10c.htm
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| | U. S. TURFGRASS VARIETY LIST, 1997 |
| | However, this document is not all inclusive and includes only major suppliers of turfgrass seed or plant material. | | | PLEASE NOTE: This listing was constructed to contain as many seed-propagated commercially available and experimental turfgrasses as possible. | | | Also, in this issue, a few vegetatively-propagated cultivars are included. |
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http://www.ntep.org/cultivar.htm
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| | Cultivar - OneLook Dictionary Search |
| | Cultivar : Ethics, Law and Science of Using New Genetic Technology in Medicine and Agriculture [home, info] | | | Cultivar : Hormel Glossary of Kitchen and Food Terms [home, info] | | | cultivar : Flora of New South Wales [home, info] |
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http://www.onelook.com/?w=Cultivar&ls=a
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| | New alliance targets fruit cultivar innovation |
| | And its germplasm database provides the firm's 300 scientists with the material to develop new cultivars for fruit species with enhanced health ingredients. | | | It has also developed the cultivar for Zespri's Gold Kiwifruit, a yellow-fleshed fruit with a sweeter taste and less hairy skin, that is now sold in Italy and Germany, as well as a kiwifruit with edible skin, and a kiwiberry', designed to appeal to current demands for convenience. | | | It also allows them to screen the hundreds of fruits in the collection to identify those with a high content of a particular nutrient, for example vitamin C or polypenols. |
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http://www.nutraingredients.com/news/ng.asp?n=65769-hortresearch-cultivar-fruit
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| | Cultivar: e-magazine about exotic forms of Cactaceae |
| | Stories about people who contributed into studies and spreading of cultivars (with their photos attached). | | | At the same time the number of cultivars increases all over the world. | | | There are many puzzles in this amazing world of cultivars which are yet to be solved and your photos and stories may be a valuable contribution to the studies of these astonishing plants. |
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http://www.lapshin.org/cultivar/index-e.htm
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| | OAK CULTIVAR NAME REGISTRATION |
| | The ICRA system aims to promote stability in the naming of cultivated plants by promoting lists of authenticated names in a number of important groups of plants which are commonly cultivated. | | | While the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature (I.C.B.N.) deals with the rules for forming the Latin names of plants, the International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (I.C.N.C.P.) deals with the naming of two categories, the cultivar and the Group - i.e., those categories of plants that arise and are maintained by mankind. | | | ICRAs record cultivar and Group names, not the cultivars or Groups themselves, so one does not register a new cultivar with an ICRA, one registers their names. |
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http://www.saintmarys.edu/~rjensen/IOSCultivars.html
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