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Titanums -Reply
- To: lindsey@mallorn.com
- Subject: Titanums -Reply
- From: R* R* <r*@botany.unp.ac.za>
- Date: Wed, 29 Apr 1998 07:45:44 -0500
Dear Titanophiles,
Not wanting to join the titanum fray or add fuel to the fire (I am also from
"Down Under", well, almost - South Africa), but only to disseminate
statistics...
The largest titanum in "my" titanum forest (18 plants) from Jim Symons'
seed sports a petiole length of 1.6 metres (63 inches I think) up to the
point of "trifurcation" and a leaf diameter of similar dimensions, i.e. a
great plant! I am too scared to exhume a tuber, so no statistics there.
I will certainly be looking out for developing inflorescences the next time
they go dormant!
Look after your titanums!
Best regards
Rogan Roth.
(Roth@botany.unp.ac.za)
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