[HORT 2134] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 33 pages long Study Guide!
29 Nov 2016
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A scientific name defines a single and particular species. A common name defines a broad range of species or types. Names are always evolving, and only one name is scientifically recognized at a time b. Genus- related to a group of plants consisting of one or more species. Begins with an uppercase letter and is underlined or written in italics ii. Species- a type of plant distinct from others by identifiable features. Characteristics can be found in generation after generation. Begin with a lowercase letter and is underlined of written in italics iii. Variety- individual plants might be slightly different from other species members and the desirable characteristics are reproduced each generation. Preceded with var and underlined or written in italics iv. Cultivar (cultivated variety)- refers to a cultivated variety and may be a result of hybridation, random mutation or plant generation. Characteristics that make them unique are not passed on through generations by seed.
