hybrid
Let an agent handle hybrids by parents, rank, fertility, naming and regulation.
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Purpose and description
Let an agent handle hybrids by parents, rank, fertility, naming and regulation.
An organism resulting from crossing parents of different species, subspecies, breeds or varieties, such as mules, some cultivated plants and designer dog crosses; hybrids may be sterile or fertile.
What it is for: Breeding for vigour and traits in agriculture and horticulture; also occurs naturally.
It can be identify parent species; name hybrids with the multiplication sign; breed hybrid crops and plants; assess invasive or welfare risks.
Distinguishing features
Offspring of different taxa or breeds
May show hybrid vigour
Often sterile across species
Named by nomenclature codes
What it looks like
Often intermediate between parents.
How it is recognised
Names with a multiplication sign between parents
Portmanteau names such as pomsky
Cultivar names in quotes
Related models
is a kind of - category
results from - process
is named under - rules
is related to - parents
In practice
Families and kinds
interspecific hybrids
intergeneric hybrids
plant cultivar hybrids
animal breed crosses
natural hybrids
Standards and regulation
International Code of Nomenclature for algae, fungi and plants (nothotaxa)
Plant variety protection (UPOV)
Rules on keeping hybrid wild animals
Failure modes and hazards
Invasive hybrids
Genetic pollution of wild species
Welfare problems in some animal crosses
Also called
+1960
Where this came from
wikidata · CC0 1.0
Also registered as vr.tr.hybrid
Drafted structure
Bundle to layer to finding to question, as the second pass will find it: 4 bundles · 8 layers · 8 findings · 16 questions.
Parentage Which parents.
Parents define the hybrid.
Parents
Species or breeds.
Parents
Parentage.
- Which species, varieties or breeds are the parents? provenance
- Is the parentage verified? provenance
Rank
Level of cross.
Rank
Rank.
- Is it interspecific, intergeneric or a breed cross? definition
- How is it named? definition
Biology Traits.
Traits vary.
Fertility
Sterile or fertile.
Fertility
Fertility.
- Is the hybrid fertile? boundary
- Can it backcross? definition
Vigour
Hybrid vigour.
Vigour
Hybrid vigour.
- Does it show hybrid vigour? definition
- How is that measured? measurement
Use Breeding.
Hybrids are bred deliberately.
Agriculture
Crops and fish.
Agriculture
Agricultural use.
- Is it used in farming or aquaculture? definition
- Is the variety protected? provenance
Pets
Designer crosses.
Pets
Pet crosses.
- Are there health or welfare concerns in this cross? boundary
- What do vets advise? provenance
Environment Wild impacts.
Hybrids affect wild species.
Invasive
Spread.
Invasive
Invasiveness.
- Could the hybrid become invasive? boundary
- Is it regulated? provenance
Conservation
Genetic integrity.
Conservation
Conservation.
- Does hybridisation threaten a wild species? boundary
- What management is used? provenance
What the second pass must settle
- Should hybrid ranks be separate entries?
- How should parentage be recorded?
- How should cultivar hybrids be linked?