Hatch — Hoya cultivar entries in Genera H–I

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Hatch — Hoya cultivar entries in Genera H–I

A documented source used to build and check Hoya Library records. This page explains what the source is, what it contributes, and where its limits remain.

Cultivar reference compilation Copyright 2014 and 2015; first publication date unverified
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Citation

Laurence C. Hatch. Copyright 2014 and 2015; first publication date unverified. pp. Physical PDF pages 30–31: Hoya cultivar entries; imprint on page 1. Parsed text only.

Laurence C. Hatch’s Genera H–I compilation carries copyright years 2014 and 2015. Its Cream One entry describes cream flowers with a lime-green tint and attributes the origin to Genevieve McDonald (physical PDF page 30). It groups Lime Cream and Lime Green with that name; related entries on physical PDF page 31 repeat the equivalence.

The Little Leaf entry describes leaf blades as dimpled and crinkled like Krinkle 8, but smaller (physical PDF page 31). No accession, propagation history or original naming date is supplied. The origin line above this entry belongs to Little One and must not be transferred to Little Leaf.

The Pixie Krinkle entry describes a miniature Krinkle 8-type plant on a smaller scale (physical PDF page 31; the comparator is spelled Kinkle 8 in the entry). This is a qualitative compiler description without measurements, a documented accession or an original naming date.

The entries do not identify a documented accession or establish when Cream One was first named. The flower description and name relationships remain attributed compiler statements. The retained source copy is a bounded textual excerpt; a complete PDF copy and direct visual-page verification remain unavailable.

Evidence scope and limits

Bounded parsed-text capture retained; complete PDF and direct visual page verification unavailable.