ok so I am looking for disease and heat resistant seeds and on this site I am seeing some letters at the end of descriptions that I don't know what they are, like this one has F, PM, I saw another with OP that I figured out stood for open pollinator.
https://www.territorialseed.com/product/11607/431
Is there some site that will tell me what all these things mean??
also am I really going to have to pay a ton for resistant seeds, these things are expensive, some costing over $5 for just 10 seeds.
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ASC = alternaria stem canker
BC = bacterial canker
BSK = bacterial speck
BST = bacterial spot
BW = bacterial wilt
C1, C2, etc. = leaf mold
CMV = cucumber mosaic virus
CR
EB = early blight
F1, F2, etc. = fusarium wilt races
FCRR = fusarium crown and root rot
LB = late blight
N = root-knot nematode
PM = powdery mildew
PVY = potato virus Y
Si = silvering
St = gray leaf spot
TEV = tomato etch virus
ToMV = tobacco mosaic virus
ToMoV = tobacco mottle virus
TW, TSWV = spotted wilt virus
TYLC = tomato yellow leaf curl
V = verticillium wilt
CMV = Cucumber mosaic caused by Cucumber mosaic virus
Sf = Powdery mildew caused by Sphaerotheca fuliginea
SLCV = Squash leaf curl caused by Squash leaf curl virus
WMV = Watermelon mosaic caused by Watermelon mosaic virus
ZYMV = Zucchini yellows caused by Zucchini yellow mosaic virus
BC = bacterial canker
BSK = bacterial speck
BST = bacterial spot
BW = bacterial wilt
C1, C2, etc. = leaf mold
CMV = cucumber mosaic virus
CR
EB = early blight
F1, F2, etc. = fusarium wilt races
FCRR = fusarium crown and root rot
LB = late blight
N = root-knot nematode
PM = powdery mildew
PVY = potato virus Y
Si = silvering
St = gray leaf spot
TEV = tomato etch virus
ToMV = tobacco mosaic virus
ToMoV = tobacco mottle virus
TW, TSWV = spotted wilt virus
TYLC = tomato yellow leaf curl
V = verticillium wilt
CMV = Cucumber mosaic caused by Cucumber mosaic virus
Sf = Powdery mildew caused by Sphaerotheca fuliginea
SLCV = Squash leaf curl caused by Squash leaf curl virus
WMV = Watermelon mosaic caused by Watermelon mosaic virus
ZYMV = Zucchini yellows caused by Zucchini yellow mosaic virus
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Supposedly they've gotten a lot better. I believe it was PCMagazine that voted them no 1. anti-vir for 2011. However, I've heard that in can be more than the average computer user needs.
McAfee is also supped to be simple but very good.
...I'm getting off-topic.
To those gardeners who aren't very tec-savy, don't spray your computer with a 1-3 polluted solution of milk and water if you get a message saying you have a virus .
McAfee is also supped to be simple but very good.
...I'm getting off-topic.
To those gardeners who aren't very tec-savy, don't spray your computer with a 1-3 polluted solution of milk and water if you get a message saying you have a virus .