Greg,
Viateur already gave you the correct citation (Bob Dressler wrote the
description, not the article). However, if you would like a color copy of
the cover which has Scuticaria salesiana on it, let me know off line.
icones
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I have a surplus copy of Helen Valmayor's 1984 book on Philippine Orchids that
I would like to sell to raise money for our local orchid society. Anyone
interested please contact me offline.
Giles Smith
Malibu Orchid Society
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In a message dated 3/9/08 6:08:08 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> he grows hundreds of different types of orchids
>
The media always get things garbled up. Joe grows hundreds of orchids (maybe
thousands), but he specializes in Paphs and Phrags. He carries several other
popular types for sale, es
"there are 44 different species in Maryland...
interesting facts available to visitors of the Plant Ecology Laboratory at
the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center[SERC] in Edgewater. One of
the main missions of scientists there is to study orchids and their unique
relationships with fungi.
Alan [Gregg] wrote : "looking for the title of the paper written by
Dressler in 1968 in Orquideologia 3(2): 3- on Scuticaria salesiana."
reference is :
ANDREETTA, Angel M.
DRESSLER, R.L.:
1968'Nueva y llamativa Scuticaria del Ecuador' in Orquideologia,
Vol.3,
No.2, p.3.
I am looking for the title of the paper written by Dressler in 1968 in
Orquideologia 3(2): 3- on Scuticaria salesiana. Any help would be appreciated.
Alan Gregg
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The complete info was :
"Tampa Bay Orchid Society: The Tampa Bay Orchid Society Show and Sale,
"Rainforest Orchid Fantasy" is 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Bayanihan Arts & Events
Center, 14301 Nine Eagles Drive. The event features orchid
Iris asks: ...what is the purpose
of the twist in the petals of this group?
Harold Koopowitz wrote an article for Orchids Digest (Vol. 69/4 2005) that
offers explanations for this as well as other adaptations.
In brief, the twisting enhances the visibility of the flower to its
pollinators, ba
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2) caption : "Joe Kunish... owner of Bloomfield Orchids... amongst the
orchids on display at Sonnenberg Garden's Orchids Show
To Viateur, my original post, I thought was a simple
question about the foreign language postings. In most
of the replies its has been explained why they are so.
These were the answers I expected to see and
appreciate, not for one minute expecting to arouse
such a heated discussion. In light of thi
Whoops!? My mistake...
I wrote:
"member: TBOS and TCO in Tampa
...and soon to be a member of the ACO (Asociacion Orquidologico Costarricense)",
but I meant to write:
"member: TBOS and TOC . . .",
thus managing to muddle my societies' acromyms in spite of an attempt to
clarify things.
Paul Mi
"Formosa Lady Debby" presented... by the Formosa
Horticulture Group is a variety of... phalaenopsis, grown in Tainan County."
http://www.chinapost.com.tw/news_images/20080309/p14a.jpg
photo : [caption : "Wendy Lee, from Charm Sun Phalaenopsis Biotech Co
presents a variet
c'mon, folks. give the guy a break. he wasn't saying it was inappropriate that
posts are appearing in other languages, he just didn't know why. perhaps he's
new, perhaps not.
i wondered for a while about the foreign language and finally just accepted
them figuring others are getting things from
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