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    Re: Question RE: Cinnamon genetics.

    What Ive found is "bee" refers to spider + another gene. If there is a "bumble" in front, there is also pastel.

    example:
    mojavebee = mojave + spider
    mojave bumblebee = majave + spider + pastel

    However, the name might be different if the pastel gene combines with the third gene (besides the spider) to form a common name. ex: cinnibee going to pewterbee instead of cinny bumblebee
    The other exception is when the combo already has a name, then it of course goes by that name. ex: lesserbee becoming queenbee instead of lesser bumblebee

    This is just the trend Ive seen.

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