Hoya pubicalyx — Reva
A source-attributed account of Reva’s reported naming and relationship to Fresno Beauty.
The reported sister-seedling relationship and naming history give readers a specific documentary question to investigate.
Overview
Reva is a historically reported cultivated selection associated with Hoya pubicalyx. Burton’s 2006 account says Kloppenburg described it as a sister seedling of Fresno Beauty and named it for his mother. That report does not supply enough independently checked detail to define its leaves, flowers or growth habit, or authenticate modern plants. The original naming account and propagation history are still needed.
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What We Know
- Burton’s 2006 account reports that Kloppenburg described Reva as a sister seedling of Fresno Beauty from the same follicle. The original account still needs direct comparison.
- The same source attributes the name Reva to Kloppenburg’s mother. This is an attributed naming report.
- These reports do not independently establish the parents or authenticate modern plants sold under the name.
What We Are Still Learning
Which original Kloppenburg publication documents Reva and its relationship to Fresno Beauty?
What would help: The original description, dated originator records and propagation histories.
Do traceable plants support a distinct growing recommendation?
What would help: Repeated observations on identified material with dates, conditions and suitable comparisons.
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