Two organisms are of the same species if they can interbreed and produce abreedable result. Compatible pollen, basically.A cultivar is a breed of plant. A breed is a finer distinction than aspecies, and it implies an intentional effort on the part of the growerto elicit certain traits.-- spud_demon -at- The above may not (yet) represent the opinions of my employer.

Whats the difference between a cultivar and a species?

Nov 13, 2003 21 Replies

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animaux 22 years ago

Or, you could just site Buddha and have right speech. Two words. Who is the judge of righteousness? Does inherent existence determine the object? Does inherent existence require an object? Is phenomena a thing, or inherent in and of itself, through it's intangible existence?

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Tom Jaszewski 22 years ago

Great now you are going to feign religious fervor!

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