n.
A classification for cultivars derived from the same hybrid.
[Latin, herd, flock. See gregarious.]
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A classification for cultivars derived from the same hybrid.
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textiles = 1/10 tex See yarn units. Decitex.
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Particularly in orchid nomenclature, a term used to refer to the progeny of a specific cross.
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