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When plants cultivated in a particular region evolve or mutate into something that is genetically similar (enough for mutual reproduction) but have an obvious difference in appearance (such as yellow cherry fruits instead of red), or in size, or shape or taste, they are referred to as a variety, or possibly, a sub-species. For instance, Moka coffee is a varietal of Arabica.
