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There are dozens of named yellow (gold) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be a named variety that's well known.
So, I think they're taking advantage of Yukon Gold's notoriety and using "Gold" rather than yellow or the variety name — neither of which would draw much attention.
I've seen them do the same thing here.
There are dozens of named yellow (gold) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be a named variety that's well known.
So, I think they're taking advantage of Yukon Gold's notoriety and using "Gold" rather than yellow or the variety name — neither of which would draw much attention.
I've seen the do the same thing here.
There are dozens of named yellow (gold) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be a named variety that's well known.
So, I think they're taking advantage of Yukon Golds notoriety and using "Gold" rather than yellow or the variety name — neither of which would draw much attention.
I've seen the do the same thing here.
There are dozens of named gold (yellow) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be a named variety that's well known.
So, I think they're taking advantage of Yukon Golds notoriety and using "Gold" rather than yellow or the variety name — neither of which would draw much attention.
I've seen the do the same thing here.
There are dozens of named gold (yellow) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be a named variety that's well known.
There are dozens of named gold (yellow) potato varieties — and who knows how many unnamed commercial crosses.
Yukon Gold just happens to be named variety that's well known.
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