[OGD] Thanks, Jay :)

Mon, 17 Apr 2006 07:43:08 -0700

Jay, count me as one of the thousands enjoying the fruits of your labors :) It's nice to find you on here (I am a newbie to this group), and to have the opportunity to thank you personally. Well done! BTW, count me as an Irish viewer.

Erik in Dublin
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED]><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> The site has grown immensely this year as well. Since January first,
1100 different people per day have used the site. It is especially
popular in the 3rd world where thrre are lots oforchids but not many books.
He3re are some interesting facts
Onlly 34% of the Iospe users are from the US
The next largest users are Brazilians with 23613 different people using
the site or 5%
Then Canada 4.82%, France 4.8, Netherlands 3.39% Germany 3% Australia 2.83%
0127 diiferrnt people have looked through the site from Malaysia or 1.73%
150 differnt people from Iran have used it
142 from Cuba
117 from Croatia
27 from Cambodia
18 from the Lao Republic
10 from Syria
7 from Bhutan
4 from Albania [My parents went there in the 70's and there weren't even
phones]
2 from Haiti
2 from the Palestinean Occupied Territories [.ps]
Iraq even had one visitor - Wow even with all that goes on someone is
thinking about orchids]
and 1 each from Ethiopia and Sudan
People from More than 211 countries have visited
It's incredible to thinkthat so many people from so many places and
cultures can be entertained with something that I have created. The best
is that it is about one of natures true marvels, the Orchidaceae. I hope
to provide this service for many years to come.
Peace be with us all!.

--Jay Pfahl Key West Fl
www.orchidspecies.com
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Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 22:57:32 -0400
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Jose,

All that is in #9 is the transfer from Neolehmannia (I can send that to you
if you want). Krannzlin named the species in Fedde Rapertorium Specierum
Novarum Regni Vegatabilis I :180 (1906) (Schweinfurth however records the
date as 1905). Which I don't have.

icones

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> Epidendrum microcattleya (Kraenzl.) Schltr was described . That means I
> am
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> Repert. Spec. Nov. Regni Veg. Beih. 9: 150 (1921).
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> Also I would appreciate any illustration or picture of the species.
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> TIA
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> Jose
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