Re: titanum picture

**H* R* <g*@web.de>**

Hi, Bernhard,

Of course this is a pretty embarassing performance of an Austrian co-patriot.
So far I have not heard from him, but as an IAS member and producer of a series of
rare aroids, I tried to contact this man, who obviously runs his business just around the corner.
I offered him cooperation for further activities and to prevent mistakes like that.
In the history of aroid research Austrians have done such great work (Schott et alt.), so I am
strongly interested to catch up with this tradition.

Good Growing
Helmut Reisenberger

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> Von: Discussion of aroids <aroid-l@gizmoworks.com>
> Gesendet: 13.12.07 04:47:37
> An: "aroid-L" <aroid-l@gizmoworks.com>
> Betreff: [Aroid-l] titanum picture

> 
> Aroiders,
> 
> here (scroll down to the bottom of that page):
> http://www.mike-aquaristik.at/Pflanzen.htm
> 
> is someone offering konjak as titanum.
> 
> Would someone know where the picture of titanum flower was taken?
> It might be recognizable, since the greenhouse looks pretty unique.
> 
> I wrote an info to that guy that the petioles and leaves rather suit
> konjak than titanum and asked, if his "titanum" ever bloomed, since the
> flowers of konjak and titanum differ pretty much. I wonder, if my hints
> will change his presentation.. ;-)
> 
> Happy growing,
> Bernhard.
> 
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