A horticulturally or agriculturally derived variety of a plant.

1923, from culti(vated) var(iety), coined by U.S. horticulturalist Liberty Hyde Bailey (1858-1954) in "Gentes Herbarum."

plant that has been created and maintained through cultivation.

A relatively unfamiliar term used in horticulture to refer to a cultivated variety. A cultivar is a named hybrid that is distinct from the species and is vegetatively propagated for dissemination. Individual plants of a given cultivar are clones, in that they share identical characteristics. A cultivar cannot be propagated by seed. Hybridizers purs [..]

A variety of cultivated plant The word CULTIVAR is derived from the two words CULTIvated and VARiety. A cultivar is a cultivated plant having unique characteristics that distinguish it from others of [..]

A plant that is bred or selected by growers for unique flowers, leaf colour, growing habit etc. It has distinct and uniform characteristics that differ from the original species.

Also referred to as “variety”, the cultivar is the most specific form of plant identification and refers to traits that have been selected and encouraged within a species. For example, there are many crookneck summer squashes, all classified by the genus and species “Cucurbita pepo”, but one may identify a cultivar to hone in on a particular squash [..]

Cultivated variety; a subdivision of a species; a result of human selection.

A plant that has been specifically selected and bred for its characteristics and is not usually cross-pollinated.

A cultivated variety from a plant that grows naturally in the wild. A Nativar is a term catching on to refer to a cultivated regional native. In common garden jargon, these are not popular terms.

A cultivated variety (C.V.) or strain that originated and has persisted under human cultivation.

A cultivar is a contraction of the words "cultivated" and "variety." It is a plant raised or selected in cultivation that retains distinct, uniform characteristics when propagated [..]

A distinct plant variation that has originated in cultivation, not in the wild. Top of page

A plant variety that is cultivated, not wild.

This is a contraction of the term cultivated variety and refers to plants within a species bred with distinct characteristics, like pest resistant, drought tolerant, particular colors or fragrance. Cu [..]

or variety

A group of cultivated plants that are clearly distinguished by one or more characteristics that are retained when propagated.

Short for 'cultivated variety'. A variant of a species, arising in the wild or in gardens, maintained in cultivation.

A distinct, often intentionally bred subset of a species that will behave uniformly and predictably when grown in an environment to which it is adapted. Also known as variety or release.

Variety strictly raised through horticultural processes, rather than in nature. Its name is not part of the Latin name. Strictly speaking, vegetable varieties should be known as cultivars.

a cultivated variety of a plant often bred for a desirable trait, such as pest- or disease-resistance. The word “cultivar” comes from variations that came about in cultivation by deliberate breeding. [..]

A kind of plant that is chosen not from the wild, but from cultivation. When it is multiplied, it keeps its specific identity.

An agricultural or horticultural variety or strain originating and persistent under cultivation  with stable genetics and consistant plant habit. For example, 'Transparent' is a cultivar of apple. See variety.

A cultivated variety.

A plant produced by selective hybridization.

 Also known as cultivated variety, they are plants that are new or hybrid plants created by human manipulation of the species. A “variety” happens through natural processes a cultivar or cultivated va [..]

See variety.

A specially developed agricultural plant variety.

Cultivar is a plant or grouping of plants selected for desirable characteristics that can be maintained by propagation. From Wikipedia.

Abbreviation for cultivated variety of plant. cultural eutrophication

A variant of a plant, either species or hybrid, which has arisen in cultivation and is not known in the wild. Wild variants are known either as varietas, (abbreviated var.) or forma, (abreviated f.) T [..]

A category of plants that are, firstly, below the level of a sub-species taxonomically, and, secondly, found only in cultivation. It is an international term denoting certain cultivated plants that ar [..]

(n) a variety of a plant developed from a natural species and maintained under cultivation

A group of cultivated plants that when reproduced retain their distinguishing features.

Variations of a species arising in cultivation and propagated for some unusual characteristic, such as leaf colour or shape.

a plant construct deliberately developed and maintained in that form by human effort (compare to variety)

A cultivated variety of a species, e.g., K-31, Rebel, etc.

A variety of plant that has been created or selected intentionally and maintained through cultivation.

A specially cultivated variety of a plant that most often is reproduced vegetatively. For example, 'Transparent' is a cultivar of apple. See variety.

A cultivar is a type of plant that people have bred for desired traits, which are reproduced in each new generation by a method such as grafting, tissue culture, or carefully controlled seed productio [..]