Actually, the solution to Peyote nausea is an enema, rather than a
suppository. they have actually found Mayan (I believe...I may be wrong and
they could be Aztec) engravings of people getting enema's. I also recall at
least one college friend who enthused about peyote enema's.However, the
nau
Everybody take a break. There's a full moon, and it seems that everyone is
under its influence.
1. The WOC is over, and we can't do anything to change whatever happened
there. Get over it.
2. Andy will opine at will, and we can't do anything about it. Get over
it.
3. Kathy will tilt at win
Wolfgang [H. Bandisch] :
You wrote : "Did you actually read and understand the quoted news item?"
Yes.
You wrote : "It is complete and utter nonsense".
Your opinion.
You wrote : "such 'news' should not be circulated on this forum".
You need to explain.
You wrote : "The author of the quoted article
Bonfire of the Vanities! Clash of the Titan egos!
Give it a rest folks. You people are diminishing yourselves to being
almost invisible to those of us who are just interested in orchids.
Buzz
Windsong Orchids
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Kind readers,
I do apologize to you all & Andy in particular for using a term some would find offensive. My grandma used it regularly as a term for a mishief maker/stirrer upper!
I get exasperated sitting down to read a couple weeks worth of the OGD & finding so much sniping & I should learn to
I don't know if this will help, but ... I have a simple dial type
hygrometer which I calibrated by sticking it in a glass jar with some wet moss,
putting on the lid and waiting a couple hours. At the end of this time I
twisted the dial so it read as high as it would go (about 95% RH) and th
Viateur,
Did you actually read and understand the quoted news item? It is complete
and utter nonsense and such 'news' should not be circulated on this forum.
The author of the quoted article obviously does not even know the difference
between petal and leaf. More here:
http://www.phalaenopsis.n
Thanks to Aaron J. Hicks for sharing a copy in PDF format of the article
F.R.Stermitz, T.R.Suess, C.K.Schauer, O.P.Anderson, and R.A.Bye, Jr.,
"New and Old Phenanthrene Derivatives from Oncidium cebolleta,
A. Peyote-Replacement Plant",
J. Nat. Prod., 46, 417-423 (1983).
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Aaron's collabor
"The Loagan Bunut Lake is home to a ...
a new type of orchid
...
This lake is a treasure trove of unique animals and plants, many of which
cannot be found anywhere else in the world.
...
A joint expedition conducted by the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia,
the United Nations Development Prog
Title: Vandaceous Medals in Dijon.
Despite some online comments to the contrary, it certainly appears to me that two Gold Medals were awarded in the Vandaceous section in Dijon. As both trace to South Florida, I can only feel this bodes well for an outstanding display from this group of orchi
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PMTo: Andy EastonSubject: Fw: Dr. Oakeley's
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From: Andrew
Easton
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Dear OGD Subscribers,
Now that I have returned from the 18WOC and France, I want to clarify some issues that have been bandied-about here in the past week or so, especially as my name has come up on several occasions.
First, with respect to Bert Pressman's allegations of improprieties before and
Title: Rectification Committee.
Bert,
Can you list the people on this committee? I have seen the list and I felt they were widely experienced judges from a broad cross spectrum. I think you are trying to evade my earlier questions. Were you a judge in good standing of the SFOS at the time o
Hi Viateur,
My comments were not directed at your post, but at
the article
you provided a link to.
I should have read your entire post, which I did
not. Sorry.
Peter
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Jose,
I can photocopy the article and send it to you if you'd like. If someone else
has online access, that might be easier. Let me know off-list ([EMAIL
PROTECTED]).
Cheers,
Kathryn
Kathryn Theiss
Research Intern
Institute for Plant Conservation
Chicago Botanic Garden
-Original Messa
Thanks Peter [Croezen] for your note of appreciation.
Glad to know that you found the article interesting.
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You wrote : "Not trying to be critical, but the name (Phalaenopsis
Gigantia) is spelt wrong"
1) No problem with being critical, as long as you remain courteous and
respectful as
Hi Viateur,
Thanks for the link to the article about
Phalaenopsis gigantea.
Not trying to be critical, but the name
(Phalaenopsis Gigantia) is spelt wrong;
the article carries no picture of this huge
plant; the reporter appears not to know
difference between petal and leaf.
Here is a
Sheldon, Fuchs did not exactly "...clean up at Dijon with his
Vandas." At the end of the regular round of judging, three Vanda
awards were given, including a gold to Martin Motes, Fuchs' South Florida rival,
for best Vanda in Show [V. Blue Grig x V. Arjuna], a bronze to Motes for V.
Motes T
"Taiwan's annual orchid production has exceeded US$100 million and is
expected to grow by 10-fold in five years
...
Taiwan's orchid exports have been growing at an annual rate of more than 50
percent..."
source and complete news item :
http://english.www.gov.tw/index.jsp?action=cna&cnaid=7996
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Title: Kathy Creger.
Kathy,
Have never met you, really could care less whether I ever do or not. If you are Pleurothallid nut, maybe I would suggest leaving out the adjective! But, different strokes for different folks. All I would be interested in with the Paph. rothschidianum was whether
In traking a copy of the article or the publication.
Classification of Orchidaceae in the Age of DNA data Author: Mark W. Chase
Source: Curtis's Botanical Magazine, February 2005, vol. 22, no. 1, pp.
2-7(6)
TIA
Jose
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"According to...
the Taiwan External Trade Development Council, Taiwan has recently become
the world's No. 1 orchid producer, with nearly a quarter of all orchids
sold globally having at least started out as seedlings in Taiwan.
...
The 2005 Taiwan International Orchid Show is taking pla
"rare orchid variety back from near extinction
...
the Phal. Gigantia variety [Phalaenopsis gigantea, a species...] of orchid
from Southeast Asia, which was on the brink of extinction, has been
successfully nurtured and grown by Chen Lung-hui, who has won an
agricultural award in Tainan County f
"Lyrebird [also called Native Pheasant]
...
is becoming a pest in Tasmania's world heritage area.
The lyrebird is not native to Tasmania but it is protected and cannot be
culled.
In the 1930s it was brought over from Victoria where foxes were threatening
to wipe out the species.
Since then, the
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