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Re: [GWL]: Your Opinion of Thompson and Morgan
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 16:02:04 EST Hamptongar@aol.com writes:
> I believe that unless a seed variety is under federal protection,
> such as
> trademark, copyright or patent...it's name can be changed by anyone
> who
> chooses to market it. This would be especially true of a
> species...for
> example Coreopsis lanceolata (sp) can be called Brilliant Sun by one
> retailer
> or Stunning Sun by another and yet a third name by another.
Andrew,
Isn't the problem solved by using the Latin name? I would be leery of
buying anything which is not labeled by its botanic name and would go to
a more professional source.
Fran
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