Non-member submission from [Peter Singer ]

Greetings!

Peter is not a subscriber but had some questions for those
of you who might like to reply to him. I'm guessing he would
be best advised to put a photo on a website and point us to
it so that we can see the plant habit, the shape of a whole
frond, and also a close-up of the sori on the back side of a
fertile leaf. There are some very common "painted ferns" but
I think there are a range of species that show these reflective
surfaces.

Peter, if you would like to subscribe, just send an email to:

majordomo@hort.net

And in the message body just put the one line message:

subscribe ferns psi64@chello.at

The server will then subscribe you and after a few minutes
will send you a greeting message with some helpful hints
about how to use our mail-list server.

ross (ferns list-dad)

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> Hi,
> I bought today a quite strange looking fern on an orchid-fair.
> The leaves are deep dark-green, with a whiff of blue and looking even
> metallic.
> At first sight I thought they were painted. The vendor couldn't named  
> it
> and said it came from south america. But I don't know if it's true.
> It's very difficult to take pictures of the leave. Either you don't see
> anything, 'cause it's to dark, or you can't see anything 'cause of the
> reflections.
> At at first glimpse I coudln't find it in the fern growers manual, but  
> I
> think it have to be there.
>
> Thanks
> Peter
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