Regulatory Horticulture
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I. Nomenclature: A) Cannabis sativa L.; B) marihuana, hemp, Mary Jane; chanvre (Fr.); canamo (Sp.); konopli (Ru); Kanf (Gr.) (Fig. 1); C) synonyms: There are many names for the horticultural variants of Cannabis sativa. Some names have been validly published in accordance with the International Code of Botanical Nomenclature. Names used in the literature (valid and invalid) include: C. ruderalis Janischevsku, C. indica Lam., C. himalayana Zinger, C. gigantea Delile, C. sativa forma gigantea Voss, C. chinensis Vilmorin, C. sativa var. atropurpurea Lonachevsky and Kotov, C. pedemontana Camp, C. americana Houghton and Hamilton, C. germanica My, C. erecta paludosa Anders., C. macrosperma Stokes, C. saliva var. vulgaris Alefe1d, C. sativa var. culta Czernj., C. sativa var. praecox Serebr., C. sativa var. monoica Hol., C. generalis Krause in Sturn., C. sativa var. spontanea Czernj., C. sativa subsp. spontanea Serebriakova, C. sativa forma afghanica Vavilov, C. indica var. Kafiristanica forma afghanica. Artificial selection by man has resulted in a highly variable group with taxonomic status in dispute. Currently accepted nomenclature is cited under section III, Technical Characters, of this report.
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