Just a thought, although you have probably tried it - if you follow the
link (you may need to copy and paste it and be signed in to e bay) there
is a link on this page where you can report listing violations of
prohibited plants and seeds.
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/plantsandseeds.htm
Last year I wrote about a seller on eBay that was auctioning mass quantities
of Cypripedium acaule. I'm talking about up to 15 lots of 300 plants,
along with very large quantities of smaller lots. Their seller name is
"kyatvrider", which I interpret to mean Kentucky All-Terrain Vehicle rider.
I
>I've been following the discussion re the ebay seller offering large
lots of Cyp acaule & applaud everyone's enthusiasm to prevent taking of
native plants. However, if you look more closely at the ebay site (I
agree, it's poorly done) under "Store Policies", "Specialization" near
the top of th
Guys,
It certainly looks as if the Kentucky All-Terrain Rider "Chase" is stripping
the woods. If so, I hope some of you guys close to KY can burn both him and
his operation .. good luck to you.
What is puzzling me about this is the response on OGD. There is something
missing ... actually, some pe
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David A. Sizemore
Kingsport, TN
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> REPORT THEM!
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> Cody Cruise
> Valle
At 08:17 PM 7/26/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>>I guess it depends on what woods are being "stripped". If it's<
>>private property with the owner's permission or their own<
>>property, then the removal of plants is perfectly legal in most <
>>states. <
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>If these plants are still part of the Paph, Phrag
REPORT THEM!
Cody Cruise
Valley Pest Consulting
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David,
your All-Terrain rider is no chemist. Check his pH desciptions: " 4.5 or
below (very acidic) 4.6 to 5.0 (highly acidic) 5.1 to 5.5 (strongly
acidic)".
Following this system, you'd soon arrive at: pH 7 (strips the skin off your
hands).
Peter O'Byrne
Singapore
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>I guess it depends on what woods are being "stripped". If it's<
>private property with the owner's permission or their own<
>property, then the removal of plants is perfectly legal in most <
>states. <
If these plants are still part of the Paph, Phrag, Selenipedium complex,
then they are on CITES
At 02:50 PM 7/26/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>There's a person on eBay called Chase's Plants & Prints from McKee, Kentucky
>that is apparently stripping the woods around them of Cypripedium acaule.
>They are offering them them in lots of up to 300 plants with fifteen lots
>available. That's 4,500 plant
There's a person on eBay called Chase's Plants & Prints from McKee, Kentucky
that is apparently stripping the woods around them of Cypripedium acaule.
They are offering them them in lots of up to 300 plants with fifteen lots
available. That's 4,500 plants! They also appear to be stripping these
w
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