Re: Acorus tatorinowii

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• To: lindsey@mallorn.com
• Subject: Re: Acorus tatorinowii
• From: T* C* <c*@mobot.org>
• Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 22:21:30 -0500

Jim:  The Flora of China has three species but I can't read the Chinese
to see how they differ.  I have in my box to take home tonight what the
collector (Henk v.d. Werff) thinks are two distinct species that he
collected in Vietnam recently.  I will see.

        Tom
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> Dear Mike;
>       I always thought there were just 2 species -calamus and gramineus.
> Is this just a synonym? a form? a geographic variety or truely distinct?
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>       Tell us more.
>
>       Jim W.
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