The short answer
Triostar is a trade designation. It is not the accepted cultivar epithet, and the two are not interchangeable in writing.
Why there are two names
Marketing designation in wide trade use, not a cultivar epithet: never printed in single quotes and not governed by the ICNCP. NOT established by U.S. Plant Patent PP15475, which does not mention it. No authoritative source for this designation has been located yet.
Name mapping
The name as recorded, its class, and the source that established it.
| Name | Class | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Triostar | Trade designation evidence only | Digital Towns registry — name in trade use, source verification pending (2026-08-11) Marketing designation in wide trade use, not a cultivar epithet: never printed in single quotes and not governed by the ICNCP. NOT established by U.S. Plant Patent PP15475, which does not mention it. No authoritative source for this designation has been located yet. |
What this affects (0)
No further mappings recorded.
Sources
NO PROSE-CITABLE SOURCE RECORDED. This entry is held as dated evidence of use only and is not eligible to publish.