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Wilbert says:
>>Guys, the name IS 'Schwartzwalder' because that is how it was accepted =in
>>the statutory Plant Variety Rights Registers.

Tilman says the word (not the plant) would be Schwarzwalder in
German.

So, should I conclude that Schwartzwalder is a Dutch word? Or
does the plant namer spell as badly as I do?

Ray