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Oct 19, 2011 6:50 PM CST
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Evan, you probably know better than I do. It seems that these things are usually decided by whatever governing body is handling each kind of plant.

Canna hybrids are all Canna x generalis. Rose hybrids are simply Rosa without a species altogether.

Orchids are even more complicated, and they brought greges in to help solve that.

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