Re: A REPORT ON THE AROID BEAUTY CONTEST
- Subject: Re: A REPORT ON THE AROID BEAUTY CONTEST
- From: j* s* s*
- Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 22:12:47 -0500 (CDT)
I had not heard of Anthurium peltigerum, but a web search reveals a
photo which is indeed fine. Does any know a source of it?
I voted earlier, but looking my Deni Bown "Aroids" book I see 3 other
pretty aroids, Chlorospatha atropurpurea, Homalomena lindenii,
Colletogyne perrieri. Does anyone know a source for any of these?
Also, I did a web search and could not find pictures of the following
aroids mentioned below: Anthurium rafaelenses and effusilobum or
Philodendron pastulatum. Anyone know any urls with photos of them?
John Smolowe
Menlo Park, CA
Betsy Feuerstein wrote:
>
> Joe, if I must let's go for Anth Peltigerum, Anth Waroquaneum, Anth
> veitchii the real crinkled form. One cannot complain about any of
> those, can you? Kidding, it really makes no difference.
>
> Betsy
>
> Durightmm@aol.com wrote:
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> >
> >
> > Just when you think you might know the most popular genera consider
> > these entries:
> > Anthuriums rafaelenses and effusilobum. are among the 25+ entries
> > and Philodendrun erubescense and pastulatum among an equal number
> > submitted. In the general classification there are many that will
> > surprise you. So you still have time to get your late entry in .
> > Responses abroad have been exceptionally promising. You HAVE A
> > CHANCE so take it, now! .
