MyWiki:WikiProject Tree of Life/Cultivar infobox

This article describes how to add a Cultivar Infobox to an article on a cultivar, or cultivated variety of plant. Use this infobox only when the cultivar deserves its own article, separate from the article on the species from which it was developed.

For articles on biological species, use a taxobox instead; see Wikipedia:WikiProject Tree of Life/taxobox usage for details. For articles on animal breeds, use the appropriate breed template instead; see for example Wikipedia:WikiProject Dog breeds and Wikipedia:WikiProject Horse breeds.

Quick start

Hybrid cultivar

{{Infobox cultivar
| name          = 
| image         = IIH.png
| image_width   = 250px
| image_caption = 
| hybrid        = 
| cultivar      = 
| origin        = 
}}

Non-hybrid cultivar

{{Infobox cultivar
| name          = 
| image         = IIH.png
| image_width   = 250px
| image_caption = 
| species       = 
| cultivar      = 
| origin        = 
}}

Cultivar Group

{{Infobox cultivar
| name          = 
| image         = IIH.png
| image_width   = 250px
| image_caption = 
| species       = <!-- or hybrid if appropriate -->
| group         = 
| origin        = 
| subdivision   = 'Cultivar 1'<br/>
'Cultivar 2'<br/>
'Cultivar 3'
}}

Notes

• Images should be 250px wide.
• Italicize names of genera and species.
• Capitalize the cultivar name and place it in 'Single Quotes' (just plain single quotes, not "smart quotes") and don't italicise it.
• In referring to a hybrid, use a multiplication sign ( × ), not a small letter x.

Examples

Hybrid, not assigned to a species

Brugmansia 'Feingold'
File:Brugmansia.jpg
Hybrid parentage	Brugmansia hybrid B. × 'Charles Grimaldi' × B. candida 'Goldenes Kornett'
Cultivar	'Feingold'
Origin	Monika Gottschalk, Germany, 1993

Brugmansia 'Feingold' is cultivar not placed as to species because its parents did not belong to the same species: it is not an infraspecific hybrid. An interesting detail here is that one of its parents, B. 'Charles Grimaldi', is an intergeneric hybrid of B. candida × Datura cubensis, although this not apparent in its name (the cultivar is placed in Brugmansia). Note that this parentage of 'Charles Grimaldi' is not given in the box: that would be a step too far. The full details of parents, grandparents, etc. can be given in the article text.

Intraspecific hybrid

Malus domestica 'Golden Delicious'
File:Golden delicious apple.jpg Golden Delicious apple
Hybrid parentage	Malus domestica Parents unknown, theorized to be 'Golden Reinette' × 'Grimes Golden'
Cultivar	'Golden Delicious'
Origin	Clay County, West Virginia, 1914

The 'Golden Delicious' apple is a cross of cultivars of the species Malus domestica whose origin is known even if the exact varieties that gave rise to it are not.

Hybrid, parents unknown

Rhododendron 'President Roosevelt'
File:RhododendronRoosevelt.jpg
Hybrid parentage	Rhododendron hybrid Parents unknown
Cultivar	'President Roosevelt'
Origin	Netherlands, 1920s

The parents of Rhododendron 'President Roosevelt' are not known, so the "Hybrid parentage" section can only mention the genus.

Non-hybrid

Erysimum 'Chelsea Jacket'
File:ErysimumChelseaJacket.jpg
Species	Erysimum cheiri
Cultivar	'Chelsea Jacket'

Erysimum 'Chelsea Jacket' was made by selecting individuals of the wild species Erysimum cheiri. Its origin is not known to this editor, so the "Origin" section is left blank in the infobox.

Cultivar Group

Cabbage
File:Cabbage.jpg Cabbage, cultivar unknown
Species	Brassica oleracea
Cultivar group	Capitata Group
Origin	Mediterranean, 1st century
Cultivar group members	Many; see text.

Member of a Cultivar Group

Lacinato Kale
File:Lacinato Kale and Collard Greens.jpg
Species	Brassica oleracea
Cultivar group	Acephala Group
Cultivar	'Lacinato'
Origin	Italy, 19th century

Cultivar with one or more marketing names

Rosa Royal William
Genus	Rosa
Cultivar	'Korzaun'
Marketing names	Royal William, Fragrant Charm, Duftzauber, La Magie du Parfum
Origin	Reimer Kordes, 1984

The International Code of Nomenclature for Cultivated Plants (ICNCP) requires a cultivar to have a single unique cultivar name, which is enclosed in single quotes. However, it may have any number of "trade designations", "marketing names" or "selling names". These must not be enclosed in single quotes (but according to the ICNCP should be distinguished typographically). Complete |marketing_names= where these are relevant.