Thank you so much Pat, this info certainly helps my confusion! *g*

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Pat Brennan wrote:
BTW, this cross is named Lc Love Knot. A cute little thing that has
been remade many a times.

Pat


"Ray" wrote in message
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Oops! I should have said that the "pod parent" had an HCC, but you
don't know which one.

Even if the cross that was given a provisional award, it would need
a cultivar name as well, as in Lc. (C. walkeriana x L. sincorana)
'My Plant' HCC/AOS (provisional)

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No, Wendy, the pollen parent is supposed to come first. However,
if the plant were registered, the reciprocal cross would get the
same name [you would have to maintain the parentage info to know
which way it went].


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"wendy7" wrote in message
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Thanks Ray, so the pollen parent comes first on the tag no? So
then shouldn't the award be after the first plant in the cross?

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Ray wrote:
No. The AOS requires that you provide a cultivar name to
distinguish it from others.

A label such as that indicates that the pollen parent was a plant
that had an HCC, not which particular cultivar that was.


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"wendy7" wrote in message
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Can you have an award without a clonal name?
eg.
C. walkeriana X L. sincorana HCC/AOS
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