No, I just searched for the word you guessed.
I'm not someone who can criticize ANYone else for their handwriting or spelling: mine stink on ice. Thank goodness for spell-checkers!
I tried briefly to help a seed-sharing scheme over in DG, where many people would send big bags of saved seeds and i would split them up and label them then maske them available to new members.
That was the hard part: labeling something that I received as faded, smeared Magic Marker on plastic, with one-word common names or very misspelled and illegible Latin names. I couldn't handle the ambiguity. That was when I learned that ONE common name can apply to dozens of unrelated species, or a random plants in a half-dozen genera.
I couldn't handle just labeling a seed packet "Brugs".
At the time, it surprised me that most people are NOT obsessive about IDs, let alone cross-pollination. One person explained that she didn't care much about NAMES, she just liked pretty flowers. At the time, it made my head explode, but now I realize that NOT everyone is a nerd.
That was also when I learned that some people didn't use "OP" to mean "a variety that has been inbred over years to be genetically uniform and stable". Some, and I guess many, use it to mean "pollinated by wind or insect, probably uncontrolled, NOT specifying any degree of isolation or known cross-pollination".
Hard-core nerds might even be a minority!
