Glossary
Landrace
Growers call it a population of plants from one wild place, rather than one named plant. Landraces are cataloged separately from named clones, and two landrace seedlings from the same place will still be different individuals, growers say.
Words that go with it
- CrossGrowers call it putting pollen from one plant onto the flower of another, and the seed…
- Field code (accession code)Growers call it a collector's number instead of a name: initials and a figure, like…
- HybridGrowers call it a plant grown from the seed of a cross between two different plants.
- LineageGrowers call it a plant's parents, and their parents.
- Pollen parentGrowers call it the plant the pollen came from: the father of a cross.
- ProvenanceGrowers call it where a plant came from and whose hands it passed through.
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