Malus ‘Pretty Marjory’ | Arnold Arboretum

Accession Number: The alpha-numeric value assigned to a plant when it is added to the living collection as a way of identifying it.
Accession Date: The year the plant’s accession number was assigned.
Common Name: The non-scientific name for the plant.
Scientific Name: The scientific name describes the species of an organism. The first word is the plant's scientific genus and the second is the specific epithet. This two-word binomial is sometimes followed by other taxonomic descriptors, including subspecies (denoted by "ssp."), variety (denoted by "var."), form (denoted by "f." or "forma"), and cultivar (denoted by single quotation marks).
Plant Family: The family to which the plant belongs.
Propagation Material: The first part (material code) describes the material used to create the plant. The most common codes are "SD" (seed), "EX" (existing plant), "PT" (plant), "CT" (cutting), "SC" (scion), "SG" (seedling), and "GR" (graft). The second part describes the lineage the plant is derived from. The last part describes the year of propagation.
Collection Data: The first part indicates provenance (place or source of origin) using a letter code ("W" = wild, "G" = garden, "Z" = indirect wild, "U" = uncertain). The second part lists the plant source. For wild-collected material, the collector, collection number, and country are given.
Location: The location of the plant on the landscape.

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Malus 'Pretty Marjory'

Malus 'Pretty Marjory'

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