Re: latin names

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• Date: Sun, 20 Apr 1997 15:14:01 -0400
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Everyone:
Steve Novy (18-Apr-97) has a fair request. 

> I have one suggestion though. I don't know all the latin words here, I
> would appreciate if the common names of plants were included. I'm sure
> there are others out there who have the same concerns as I. More of us
> could learn or give advise.   Thanks.

For convenience, we should try to include both latin binomials and common
names.  If you don't have one or both, post it as a question.  I have a
copy of Hortus III by my desk, and would be glad to look something up. 
Granted, Hortus is not all inclusive and is focused on horticulturally
relevant (at the time of compilation) species.  But it is a good place to
start.

Duncan, is this an OK thing to suggest to the list?

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