Re: [SANS] Types

Dear Tom,

I presume by types you mean species groups and not type specimens. If you are asking for a recent key to all the species, such a thing does not exist.

In a four part posting to the forum, I placed the known species of Sansevieria into ten informal groups based on the leaves, growth habit and flowers. Here are the links.

Sansevieria - informal species list - part 1
http://www.mallorn.com/lists/sansevierias/dec98/msg00093.html

Sansevieria - informal species list - part 2a
http://www.mallorn.com/lists/sansevierias/dec98/msg00095.html

Sansevieria - informal species list -part 2b
http://www.mallorn.com/lists/sansevierias/dec98/msg00096.html

Sansevieria - informal species list - part 3
http://www.mallorn.com/lists/sansevierias/dec98/msg00094.html

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You can view all the previous discussions in the Sansevierias forum in the Mallorn archives. They have a complete listing of all the Sansevierias discussions.

http://www.mallorn.com/lists/sansevierias

I hope this helps.

Cereusly Steve

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•Subject: Types
•From: Thomas & Clover Schultz <TCSchultz@WEBTV.NET>
•Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 22:49:13 -0500
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Hey all,

Please include me in this secret I don't know about yet.  Can someone
list the types that there are and which plants fall into these types.  I
know of suffruticosa and hyacinthioides?  This is all new to me.

Have a good one,

Tom

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