Cannabis can produce sterile offspring/seed but its very very rare.Have a read of marijuana botany by R C Clarke it explains it alittle on page 69/70
hybrids = sterile plants
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And i thought i'd read that book cover to cover.. will have to check it out at lunch time.
Linnaeus is the Swedish botanist ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Linnaeus
His system of plant categorization helped reduce the confusion associated with the depth of common names in botany,, esp. across continents.
For example, there's hundreds of names for weed, yet under the linnaeus system the Genus is Cananbis , the species is indica, sativa, ruderalis, afghanica, et al. and the cultivar or cultigen is the strain name or variety of weed.
A true 'hybrid' is a cross between species in Cannabis. e.g. Cannabis sativa x Cannabis indica ,, to make Cannabis sativa/indica 'whatever name' . The lineage can be inbred ,, and are not sterile.
Hope this helps
Please can you explain the original question , in a context we can understand
Then maybe we can help
peace
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Linnaeus
His system of plant categorization helped reduce the confusion associated with the depth of common names in botany,, esp. across continents.
For example, there's hundreds of names for weed, yet under the linnaeus system the Genus is Cananbis , the species is indica, sativa, ruderalis, afghanica, et al. and the cultivar or cultigen is the strain name or variety of weed.
A true 'hybrid' is a cross between species in Cannabis. e.g. Cannabis sativa x Cannabis indica ,, to make Cannabis sativa/indica 'whatever name' . The lineage can be inbred ,, and are not sterile.
Hope this helps
Please can you explain the original question , in a context we can understand
Then maybe we can help
peace
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