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Anthurium bakeri
- To: lindsey@mallorn.com
- Subject: Anthurium bakeri
- From: "* R* <j*@matnet.com>
- Date: Mon, 3 Nov 1997 22:18:32 -0600
Hello Aroiders,
Your suggestion that the mystery anthurium sounded like a. bakeri was right
on the money! I was able to positively identify the unknown anthurium in a
photograph in a book titled "Exotica" that was on hand at the greenhouse
where the plant is growing. It is absolutely a. bakeri. I was mistaken in
my description. I was also able to secure about 40 more seeds from the
almost spent spadix. The last batch of seed went out to three aroid-l
members, and I kept about 10 seeds myself. They have already germinated,
and mine are showing signs of developing their first true leaf. So, first
come - first served, if you want some a. bakeri seeds, drop me a line.
Trades are most welcome.
Jaime Rodriguez
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