Re: [aroid-l] Anthuriums from Ecuador

Geoffrey:

Thank you for sharing.  I concur, albeit just a photograph, you are rivaling
the beauty of A. waroqueanum.

Christian


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Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 4:38 PM
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Subject: Re: [aroid-l] Anthuriums from Ecuador

My thanks to Michael Riley and others who have given such detailed info on
my 
mystery Anthuriums, the third species in particular, with basal lobes and 
velvety leaves is - as they said - incredibly beautiful. Another plant I
picked 
up from Ecuagenera was Anthurium marmoratum, a species I have wanted to
acquire 
for years. When mature it is superb and equal in my view to A. waroqueanum 
and surprisingly ignored in the literature. Perhaps it is difficult to grow?
I 
have placed a pic of a mature A. marmoratum I photographed in Stockholm,
Sweden 
on my site at: <www.members.aol.com/dgiscience/marmoratum.jpg> for anyone
who 
wishes to admire.

Cheers,
Geoffrey Kibby
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