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ALBA TYPES: Detecting in Cymbidium Seedlings Checking foliage is not always positive; pigmentation or lack of it is not definitive; highly pigmented plants is best possibility. OA71-29 0
ALBINOS: In Cymbidium Breeding Achievements in albino plants in Australia, refer to AU81-16 0
ALBINOS: Meaning A condition where plant pigmentation is nearly or completely lacking in the flower. A80-867 0

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