Tony wrote"As for nothospecies, many of the lycoris nothospecies have fertile, reproducing populations, so the names do not represent clones. I've never seen a definition that says a nothospecies is a non-sexually reproducing population."Yes, I'm aware that the Lycoris nothspecies names do not necessarily represent clones. That's why when I buy Lycoris I prefer to purchase those with clonal names, not nothospecific names. On the other hand, when I'm dreaming up hybridization schemes, the nothospecific names come in handy.Is there a readily accessible list of those nothospecies which have fertile reproducing populations?Back in the day, aren't these what would have been called hybrid swarms?
Jim McKenney
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