Re: trying again

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• Subject: Re: [SANS] trying again
• From: LoWilla Wilson lowilla@EMAIL.MSN.COM>
• Date: Tue, 24 Aug 1999 16:51:14 -0500
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I'm not good at describing plants but the two I have are not alike.  The
transvaalensis has very stiff, hard leaves with a bluish cast and red edge.
Parva has thickened leaves that are similar in shape but pliable, not hard,
no red edge and have a rolled point on the end.  They do have a lot in
common in growth patterns, though.

LoWilla Wilson
Broken Arrow, OK
----- Original Message -----
From: Unruh <unrulies@SIERRA.PSNW.COM>
To: <SANSEVIERIAS@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 12:07 AM
Subject: [SANS] trying again


> Hello, all,
>
> At the risk of becoming a pest, I'm going to ask again..., before I pass
> little misnamed plants on to friends and acquaintances.  Are S.parva and
> S.transvaalensis the same thing?  To my untrained eye, they appear to be
> identical.  But I haven't seen the flowers of either one yet, so I don't
> have anything but the foliage to base my comparison on.   However, the
> leaves, markings and growth habit all seem suspiciously similar.
>
> Sorry to be so redundant about this,
> Carolyn

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