Does anyone out there know of sources for any or all of the following?:
Phalaenopsis Doris (Elisabethae x Katherine Sieguart)
Phalaenopsis Raritan (Grand Conde x schilleriana)
Cymbidium Walder Inman (Albatross x Moira)
June
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Hello,
Does anybody have a contact e-mail for the British Paphiopedilum Society ?
The "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" address listed at
http://www.zoo.co.uk/~z0001324/bps.htm no longer works.
Kenneth.
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Quite right. What I refer to as "alba" of the violacea type is more aptly "alboflava"
as the flower is not entirely white, but is devoid of anthocyanins. A true "alba"
would be all white as the name implies, but unfortunately we are sloppy with our
naming, especially since we are not trained tax
Hi All, If you would like to see the largest, firmest textured Colmanara go
to: www.orchidislandorchids.com and click on Specials. I have never seen a
Colmanara flower that size & the texture is like cardboard. Color is more
intense when first open then it fades a little. Good Growing, Bill
Bill H
In a message dated 7/30/04 6:16:01 AM, Steve writes:
> The related term albino works fine in describing people and other mammals
> because there is only one type of pigment in our skin, melanin or its relative
> pheomelanin, and single point mutations in enzymes necessary for melanin
> productio
>Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 16:06:06 CEST
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>>>I believe the only proper reply is "take your own damn pictures!"
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Its interesting to see that our resident idiot and libeler is still on
the list. Mr. Baruk has still not apolo
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