New Species Anthurium, sect. Belolonchium
- Subject: New Species Anthurium, sect. Belolonchium
- From: &* C* <d*@mail2designer.com>
- Date: Sun, 28 Dec 2008 08:19:45 -0800
Hi folks! As Steve said, I've found this big, ornate-leafed Anthurium, which Dr. Croat says is undescribed, and for which I am doing the fieldwork to collect the type specimen and take the environmental data. He mentioned y'all might like to see it! I took a number of descriptive photos of the specimens that are growing at the Quito Botanical Gardens, and for ease of viewing they live in their own gallery. Here's the address:
http://s256.photobucket.com/albums/hh196/HabloPorArboles/Unknown%20Anthurium/
I hope to find specimens with mature seed; if not I will have to take cuttings in order to home-culture the plant. When I have viable seed for it, I'll post another message for collectors. As a private citizen, it is very difficult for me to ship live plant matter out of the country, but they have no problem with germplasm.
Steve: I am not normally in the coastal forests, but it looks like I'll get an opportunity to go later this month. I shall certainly keep an eye out for your species, and if I find it I will take wild photos, and the observations you wanted. I can also bug EcuaGenera on your behalf.
Cheers!
Beth
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