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Re: Is this a common Amorphophallus species?

Marek:

The spathe in the photograph is pink.  Not as light as many clones of Am. bulbifer can be.  Two things make it appear darker.  One, the flower is just opening and they are typically better colored at female anthesis.  Second, the photograph is slightly underexposed and taken at a time of day when the sun (or whatever light source was used) was low in the sky.  Notice the light and dark areas on the spathe.  This will make pink tones appear much darker and more vivid.

Ron McHatton
Central Florida, Zone 9


-----Original Message-----
From: Marek Argent <abri1973@wp.pl>
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Sent: Sat, 2 Feb 2008 12:09 pm
Subject: Re: [Aroid-l] Is this a common Amorphophallus species?
This is probably Am. bulbifer but it should be not so red. The spathe in Am. bulbifer is white or pink.
Marek
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Can anyone tell me if this is a picture of a common species, and if so, What species is it?


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