Re: Anthurium - last one

Dear Jude:

 

No, this is definitely not A. pedatum which has short internodes. The plant you have is a hemiepiphytic climber, likely Anthurium pentaphyllum var. aemulum or if it turns out to have long peduncles, A. kunthii Poepp.

 

Tom

 

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Subject: [Aroid-l] Anthurium - last one

 

This is my last un-named Anthurium which I believed to be A. pedatum, after Tom's suggestion for the other plant.

This one has a very tall "trunk" - I bought this one at glasshouseworks. He did not have a name for it.

Do you think it is pedatum? After looking at it again - I think it may be something else. What do you think, Tom?

Best, Jude


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