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Parts 1 - The Compleat Botanica

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<strong>Compleat</strong> <strong>Botanica</strong> - Cultivar<br />

Basic specification<br />

Visible name Cultivar<br />

Typical usage<br />

Visible display type<br />

Data entry view Identification view<br />

Storage details<br />

Using the software Specimen Columns<br />

<strong>The</strong> cultivar is a horticultural name that is appended to the botanical name and is used to identify<br />

a named hybrid. <strong>The</strong> usual rules for forming botanical names are not followed when a new<br />

cultivar is named. Thus new names may be in any language (although they are usually<br />

romanized), any case, and may include peoples names or other proper nouns. Some cultivars are<br />

even trademarked names -- this is especially true for plants that produce edible food crops.<br />

When the botanical name is assembled for plants with a named cultivar they are surrounded by<br />

single quotes and are set off from the name by using a non-italicized font. <strong>The</strong>se single quotes are<br />

automatically supplied by the software, you should not enter them yourself.<br />

<strong>The</strong> cultivar is displayed using an unformatted text box.<br />

<strong>The</strong> botanical name spell-checker is not used on cultivars.<br />

SQL name Cultivar<br />

Storage type A text value up to 50 characters in length.<br />

Import / export notes<br />

When importing and exporting the column name for this item is Cultivar.<br />

When importing with the Merge option, the existing value of this item will be completely overwritten by the value specified in the

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