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robocall@lemmy.world 5 hours agoYou seem like an authority in the subject because you used the scientific names instead of the common names, so I’ll take everything you said has fact
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robocall@lemmy.world 5 hours agoYou seem like an authority in the subject because you used the scientific names instead of the common names, so I’ll take everything you said has fact
lvxferre@mander.xyz 3 hours ago
I’m not authority by all means. Just someone who’s cross-breeding peppers at home, and had to read about this stuff to know if my goal (four custom pepper varieties) is even viable with the varieties I have at hand.
The reason I used species names is because it’s cleaner — plenty species have multiple cultivars, cultivars often have local names, and some of those don’t even have an English name.
Please, don’t. It’s good to check info people mention in social media.
Info on diverging 17mya: scientificamerican.com/…/feel-the-burn-new-world-…
Biggest clade diversity being in the Andes: check this map, focus on Bolivia. The association between clade diversity x geographical origin is a common rule of thumb biologists (and linguists) follow.