Re: bulbs, corms tubers and other Geophytes...
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- Subject: Re: bulbs, corms tubers and other Geophytes...
- From: c* h*
- Date: Sat, 11 Mar 2000 13:42:07 -0700
- References: <c6.2789420.25fb615d@aol.com>
Janis and everyone,
may I ask if these new lists are associated with the report I heard that Kew
would be
doing DNA testing to verify all that seemed in question?And perhaps all as time
and monies allowed..Many were very disturbed to hear this but I am just
wondering..Any that know?
LONDE@aol.com wrote:
> >>I'm not sure if the Hemerocallis genus is part of a larger family
> >>referred to as lilies
>
> Yes, Hemerocallis is a member of the Liliaceae family. (In English, daylilies
> are in the lily family.) They are a different genus, but in the same family.
> Or at least they were. If what Marge suspects is true, then the taxonomists
> have moved them. I have a hard time believing that Kew list is a complete
> list. Liliaceae is (was?) a big family. Surely those crazed botanists
> didn't move over half of them. Does anyone know for sure?
>
> --Janis
>
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