Re: amorph hybrids.


Jason Hernadez asked about intergenerics in Araceae. To my knowledge there
have not yet been any made, although I recall seeing a poster at last
summer's aroid conference in St. Louis that detailed an ingerneric cross. It
is probably just a matter of time before people get around to messing about
between genera. Just imagine!

Donna Atwood

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 They may well be.  Such hybrids are known in other families, e.g.,
 Brassicaceae, Rosaceae, even some ferns.  Now my own curiosity is piqued: I
 have heard of hybrids between genera in orchids (e.g., Sophrolaeliocattleya
 is a hybrid of three orchid genera), and am wondering if any such have been
 made among aroids.

 Jason Hernandez
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