@Miraz well, we do crossbreeding, male and female fruit, then we do genetic test for purity on the “hybrids”, then a batch can come out with too many female selfings (or inbreeds) or off-types. But that just a lab test, if it fails it, they go to a field grow out. What I am looking for is: are there really any off types or inbreeds? visually confirm what the lab test “found”. Many times the visual test, overrides the lab one.