Re: Syntax for cultivar designations

As author of the Siberian Check List, decisions had to 
be made just how to enter names.  I'm a great one for 
asking for ideas from others, and used ideas from many 
people, especially Jean Witt for help on the species, 
and Ben Hager on information in general, along with help 
on species crosses from Bob Hollingworth.  Jennifer 
Hewitt was another advisor, and our goal was to list the 
most accurate information in the most legible format.  
hat we came up with pleased Ben Hager so much, he asked 
that the AIS Checklists be in the same format.  Capital 
letters in bold print gives the easiest reading format 
in my estimation. 

If others wish to add their viewpoints to future 
printing, I always have an ear open for different 
ideas.  Some have asked for my data base I started with  
or so years ago, but unfortunately the program (filepro) 
won't work in windows.

A friend worked on my old IBM PS/1, and supposedly has 
it working again, so when it is returned to me, I'll 
attempt to run an ASKII file, and pass it on via E-
Mail.  Currently I keep it in Microsoft Word Format, and 
have sent copies to Lithuania and Canada.  If others 
desire copies, contact me by personal E-Mail at:
h.brookins@worldnet.att.net, or towhead@att.net

Howard Brookins

			
			

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