[OGD] re kovachi

2006-10-11 Thread Peter Croezen



to Stephen who said:
 
>The accusation that the kovachii seedlings from Peruflora are 
possibly>not kovachii was once again made in OGD 8(348) in the letter 
Richard>Orr posted from the Moore's 
 
correct.
 
>and reinforced by Peter Croezen in OGD 8(349).
 
incorrect
 
I believe I only asked Bill how he can be so 
certain it is genuine, when we all know people who worry that it is 
not.
 
 
 
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[OGD] Change of Address

2006-10-11 Thread RJSrSTEX



Please change my address to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and delete my 
email address of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thank you,
R. J. Ferry
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[OGD] MAdison Who's Who--SPAM??

2006-10-11 Thread Barbara
Peter,

I get dozens of these kinds of "offers". They are as valuable as the 
cost of sending the unsolicited message Nothing. Check out the 
member list. Oh, sorry, you can't unless you are a member... And it 
costs you something to become a member. This sounds pretty good but, 
sorry to say, the spammers and crooks out there are getting better and 
better. This is someone trying to get Lee Moore to part with his money. 
Who cares about Madison's Who's Who?

Barbara
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Re: [OGD] kovachii

2006-10-11 Thread Stephen Manza
The accusation that the kovachii seedlings from Peruflora are possibly
not kovachii was once again made in OGD 8(348) in the letter Richard
Orr posted from the Moore's and reinforced by Peter Croezen in OGD
8(349).

As an observer, I want to know if anyone has any proof or even any
reasonably sound evidence that the Peruflora Pk are not what they were
sold as?  So far all I have heard is hearsay and innuendo (e.g., a
friend of a friend who visited the greenhouse told me...).

I get the feeling this is one of those situations where the truth of
the plants' origin won't be known for certain until the fastest
growing seedlings start blooming.  Although only 5 plants were legally
collected by each nursery, each plant probably had 10+ mature growths.
 Some of the collected plants were undoubtedly in bud or bloom (as
evidenced by their display in bloom at an orchid show in late 2003 and
the Koopowitz article in the Oct/Dec 2003 OD article).  Phrag.
kovachii spikes typically carry 1-3 blooms.  In three years' time, it
wouldn't be unreasonable to expect that at least 50-100 seedpods could
be produced.

And a quick question: Does anyone know how many Peruvian nurseries
have been authorized to collect 5 plants each of Phrag. kovachii?  Is
there a list somewhere on the INRENA site?  I don't read Spanish, so I
can't tell.

Thanks,

--Stephen

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[OGD] Lee Moore, selected Into Madison Who's Who

2006-10-11 Thread Peter Croezen


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Institute's International Board of research decided on your nomination 
due to research on individual accomplishments and contributions to 
society. Based on many  years of excellent reference and research 
compilation, the institute  remains an authoritative figure in the 
field of noting significant  
accomplishments.  We 
have reviewed the endeavors of men and women around the world  because 
of our research division reaching out to business libraries,  
educational institutions, and research centers worldwide. Much  
deliberation was held to choose those whose achievements and 
dedication  toward exemplary goals were the best we have seen. Upon 
final  confirmation, you will be listed among thousands of 
accomplished  professionals in the Madison Who's Who Registry. For 
accuracy and  publication deadlines please return to us your 
application form within  five business days from the receipt of this 
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Re: [OGD] Peru

2006-10-11 Thread Peter Croezen




Concerning the Lee and Zadith Moore letter posted on this forum Oct 10, 
2006, by SheriffOrr.
 
I was not at all surprised at what Lee and Zadith Moore said in 
their letter, concerning the Arias "laboratory" and their doubt that the 
Peruflora  Pk seedlings sold are genuine Pk. This has  all been said 
before, both in Peru and outside its borders. 
 
The difference this time is that it is being said by the Moores, who have 
lived and collected orchids in Peru for over 45 years; who know every orchid 
collector  and every vendor in the area they live and work in, 
Moyobamba, Peru, near where the Pk habitats once were. They know Manuel 
Arias very well, having gone on orchid collecting trips with 
Manuel for many years. 
 
Lee is  highly respected in the orchid world; he has discovered many 
new orchid species and other plant species, several were named after him. 
Lee has been awarded many honours by many biological 
institutes. The most recent one on October 4, 2006 I will post in a message 
right after this one. Finally, Lee has never been afraid to speak out and 
put  it in writing.
 
Whatever Lee says about Peru, Peruvian people and Peruvian orchids, you 
better believe he knows what he is talking about, as does his wife Zadith, who 
is Peruvian born.
 
 
To Bill Bergstrom who said:
>"Manuel started flasking in the 80s..I spent many a day (sometimes a month at a 
time) 
>at Manuel's house..and I can assure you that he had a very nice flasking operation going 
>even then."
 
1) Exactly where was that "Manuel Arias flasking lab" located, when 
you visited it in the 80's? 
 
2) Was this lab at his home, or at his greenhouses complex in Lima?
 
3) Have you visited that lab since 1995 and what did you find as far 
as number of flasks? 
 
4) Have you visited the Arias Pk propagation lab since 
2002?
 
Bill, you also said:
>"...and I can also assure you 
that the K seedlings are genuine..."
 
5) How can you be so certain; what proof do you have for those who 
purchased them and are worried?
 
peter
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[OGD] partnership with Chinese Floranational (UK)

2006-10-11 Thread viateur . boutot
"WISBECH firm

[Wisbech, Cambridgeshire (Cambs) :
see a map :
http://www.picturesofengland.com/images/mapofengland/england-counties.gif]

Suttons, featured recently in the Sunday Times/Virgin Atlantic Top 100 UK 
companies, has acquired a 50 per cent stake S-Flora, a collaboration with 
China's leading producer of exotic Orchid plants, Floranational.

"Between the two companies there are now over 250 hectares of covered 
production area involving over 2000 employees," said Derek Burgoyne, 
Suttons' managing director.

Suttons will use the specialist knowledge and growing techniques of the 
Chinese within the company's seven hectare glasshouse complex at their P A 
Moerman site near Spalding, a site that has previously been awarded Grower 
of the Year on two consecutive years.

Richard Coats, sales director at Suttons, said: "Not only do we have the 
specialist knowledge and expertise from China to produce superior quality, 
but we will be able to offer major retailers and wholesale the best range 
and prices throughout Europe'"

Mr Burgoyne says he is excited about the prospects of developing other new 
and rare types of plants in China from Floranational's extensive micro 
propagation facilities,.

"It would be very satisfying if we could be developing new products in 
China, finishing them off in the UK, and exporting them to Europe in the 
future," he said.

"Much as we admire and respect the Dutch industry, we strive to be the very 
best in our industry bar none" he said.  "

article URL :

http://www.wisbech-standard.co.uk/content/wisbech/news/story.aspx?brand=CATOnline&category=NewsWisbech&tBrand=cambs24&tCategory=NewsWIS&itemid=WEED11%20Oct%202006%2009%3A48%3A43%3A690

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[OGD] Peru

2006-10-11 Thread Bill Bergstrom



While I have the utmost respect for the Moores..and 
spent time with them in the old days when one could collect in Peru..pre 
CITES...I have one dispute about what was said in their latest letter..They 
should very well know that Manuel started flasking in the 80s..I spent many a 
day (sometimes a month at a time) at Manuels house..and I can assure you that he 
had a very nice flasking operation going even then...So it does not surprize me 
that he has full grown plants to sell from flask...and I can also assure you 
that the K seedlings are genuine...and that he also made at least one hybrid 
with it...though mine all died...as for whether he is trying to corner the 
market..I cannot agree with any such action if , indeed, he has purposely done 
so...just that he does have, and has had, full grown plants from flask..and NOT 
whether some of the plants to be sold might be collected...that has and always 
will be done by nurseries..Binot in Brazil was known for that practise..as 
others, I am sure...
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[OGD] INRENA web address

2006-10-11 Thread mhach
In the letter about INRENA sanctions the incorrect address was listed. The 
correct address is

http://www.inrena.gob.pe/index_inicio.htm

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[OGD] gold medal for Arpophyllum giganteum (South Africa)

2006-10-11 Thread viateur . boutot
"gold medal...

Former teacher Stan Wedge, 83...
his Arpophyllum giganteum...

Wedge... an orchid collector since 1978... said: "I acquired my small plant 
when I attended the 15th World Orchid Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 1996"...

37 erect and multi-flowered spikes, which flower a reddish purple colour.

"They have a light, sweet perfume..."

Wedge, director of the Eastern Province Orchid Society, grows his orchids 
from seed and has reared 84 different genera of orchid.

"We in the Eastern Cape have no qualified orchid judges to award our 
plants, so we have to transport them to either Durban or Cape Town..."

He took the flower for a rating in Cape Town last week.
...
Wedge... travelled the 780km Cape Town with the plant in a box in his 
trailer...

"... I gave the register of orchid judges a 48-hour request to have my 
plant judged, and they gave me a day to get to Cape Town."

Once there, four judges awarded Wedge a South African Oncology Consortium 
(SAOC) certificate of cultural excellence of 90%... a gold medal.

"This has only been awarded twice in South Africa before"

http://www.theherald.co.za/herald/news/n12_11102006.htm

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[OGD] selling endangered species via the internet / arrestations (Japan)

2006-10-11 Thread viateur . boutot
TOKYO - ... arrested Wednesday on suspicion of smuggling and selling, via 
the Internet, endangered orchids whose sale is banned under the Convention 
on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora...

two men - Shi Guoqi, 24, a Kwansei Gakuin University student, and Wu Cheng, 
25, a student of Meikai University... and Zhang Nan, 24, are suspected of 
posting 16 paphiopedilum plants for sale on an Internet auction website 
between May and July and selling three plants to two people for a total of 
12,000 yen. Shi and Wu have admitted to smuggling the plants from China...

Shi described the flowers as "Paphiopedilum from China's Yunnan province" 
on an online auction site.

The police began investigating the case after receiving a report of illegal 
sales from a conservation group in May...

Police said they are also investigating those who bought the rare orchids 
from the Chinese students.

Paphiopedilum are listed in Appendix I of the Convention on International 
Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora... which imposes a 
complete ban on international trade.

The Chinese students are suspected of involvement in more than 20 illegal 
trades of Paphiopedilum.

sources :   http://www.japantoday.com/jp/news/387001

http://asia.news.yahoo.com/061011/kyodo/d8km7o780.html

http://www.asahi.com/english/Herald-asahi/TKY200610110332.html

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