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Old 04-06-2013, 04:16 PM
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You are close. A hybrid must have the parent names on the entry form. If the hybrid hasn't been registered yet, it would give the two crosses that created that particular hybrid.

A species doesn't need to have that type of ID because he can only come from the same species. You don't even have to put C. maxima "#1" x maxima "biggie". It would be entered as C. maxima and you check the box that states it is a species.

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