plants mean plants raised in cultiv

plants mean plants raised in cultivation which differ sufficiently from their wild ancestors or if taken into cultivation from the wild are worthy enough of distinction from wild populations to merit special names. The main purpose of registering a cultivar is to ensure that its registered name is retained when it is sold or propagated.
At present there are five finger lime cultivars registered with ACRA and two awaiting registration. These cultivars have been registered by Judy Viola, a finger lime grower and citrus nurserywoman from Bangalow on the north coast of NSW. More detailed descriptions of these cultivars are available on the ACRA website at www.anbg.gov.au/acra
These cultivars include:
• Citrus australasica ‘Alstonville’ – a tall growing shrub producing dark green-black fruit with a pale green flesh. (Figure 9)
• Citrus australasica ‘Blunobia Pink Crystal’ – a compact medium shrub producing green-brown fruit with a deep pink flesh.