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Chrysolepis
- To: b*@math.berkeley.edu
- Subject: Chrysolepis
- From: k*@hii.hitachi.com
- Date: Thu, 03 Sep 98 12:15:33 PST
bade@math.berkeley.edu writes:
I understand that Chrysolepis chrysophylla, once it is established,
needs its native soil fungus to florish. Wayne Roderick grew
chinquapin in pots at Tilden Bot.Gard. for that reason.
....
Hmmm.
This may help me understand some trouble I'm having. The six-month old
plants I've got seem very sensitive to transplanting and / or even dry
conditions - I've lost several of the them.
According to Jepson's it seems that they are native to my general
area, but perhaps only at higher elevations? I wonder how much havoc
would be wreaked if I introduced the requisite fungal flora?
Thanks,
Karl.
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