Talk:DCC-PAK-UNK-0120110001
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Identifier
The accession identifier is DCC-PAK-UNK-0120110001, built from the holder, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country, the province segment, the month, the year and the sequence number.
- Holder segment
DCCstands for the Derg Corra Collective. - Country segment
PAKand province segmentUNK. The listing says the seed was collected in Pakistan and names no place within it. - Year 2011 is the collection year the listing gives ("Seeds were collected in Pakistan in 2011"). SeedHeaven's listing was created on 23 March 2018.
- Month 01 is a placeholder; no month is stated.
Sourcing
SeedHeaven's listing (https://seedheaven.org/product/pakistan-landrace-2/, read on 8 and 12 October 2026, unchanged), filed in the shop's Derg Corra Collective category. The listing's text does not itself name the collective. SeedFinder does not list this line among the collective's ten.
Typing
- Classification: Other. The line's name says landrace; its listing calls it an "Indica/Sativa hybrid". Neither establishes the class of the source population.
- Accession type: Reproduction. The seed was "reproduced in DK".
- Sourcing type is empty: the listing does not say how many generations lie between the collected seed and the seed on sale.
- Parent accession is empty: the seed the reproduction was made from is not an accession on the wiki.
- Flowering time, aroma and effect are the listing's.
- No source connects this line with Aunt of Farouk, the other line from Pakistan in the shop's Derg Corra Collective category.
Georeferencing
No point is given. The seed on sale was reproduced in Denmark, and the listing names no place in Pakistan where the seed was collected.
Conservation priority
Not rated. The listing says nothing about the population the seed was collected from.