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Lineage record

Brazilian

A landrace line, traced to a collected population rather than a deliberate cross.

Landrace / DomesticB Strains
Documented lineage

Wild collected from Brazil

Classification

Brazilian is recorded as a landrace or domestic line, tracing back to a collected population rather than a deliberate cross.

Questions

What is Brazilian crossed from?

Brazilian is recorded as: Wild collected from Brazil.

How these records are built. Pedigrees are compiled from community strain archives, vendor catalogue records and the breeder notes that travel with each culture. Where an older record disagrees with a newer one, both are shown with their dates rather than silently resolved. Names in this field are informal and are not governed by any taxonomic authority, so a strain name describes a line of stock, not a species.

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