Whats the difference between a cultivar and a species?
Two organisms are of the same species if they can interbreed and produce a
breedable result. Compatible pollen, basically.
A cultivar is a breed of plant. A breed is a finer distinction than a
species, and it implies an intentional effort on the part of the grower
to elicit certain traits.
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