Re: Philodendron self-seeding

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Seems like possibly an Aroideana item, especially if you can
photographically document this.

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> Date: Fri, 21 Aug 2009 21:53:05 -0400
> From: Brian Williams <pugturd@windstream.net>
> Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] Philodendron self-seeding
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> Julius and other I have been finding a possible pollinator
> up north for  Alocasias Colocasia and possibly other
> aroids. It seems the Japanese  beetle maybe making it's
> way into a few spaths. They seem to eat the  inside of the
> Spath on most aroids and sometimes fall to the lower 
> chamber were they pollinate the inflorescence.  They ate
> odd grooves  inside the spath and it seemed all that I
> have found look to be  intoxicated or close to death. The
> beetles are covered in pollen and  barely move possibly
> from struggling inside the spath for hours?  I have  seen
> this only a few times this year in Alocasia Colocasia and 
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