david weindel wrote:
To what extent are
tropical rains like a disinfectant wash? My daughter has assured me that
distilled water acts as a disinfectant, killing thin membraned/skinned
parasitic creatures, osmotic pressure explodes them.
I fear that she is wrong, or else mass death would spread
Can you recommend a list of literature?
Is there a University offering Taxonomy 101 through
Taxonomy xxx?
If you want to do a taxonomic study, fine ... go to the university and
get the literature, and start from scratch,
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Scott, The secret here, for me, is to run the humidifier/fogger on my R.O.
water system; otherwise, with our hard/alkaline water in the Rockey Mtns. it
is limed up all the time with calcium deposits.
mickinmontana
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peter croezen wrote:
Can you recommend a list of literature?
Is there a University offering Taxonomy 101 through
Taxonomy xxx?
If you want to do a taxonomic study, fine ... go to the university
and
get the literature, and start from scratch,
Dear Peter,
most
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writes:
Can anyone recommend any humidifiers to use in a basement grow room?
There are several different brands, all of which are about the same. You can
get them at Home Depot. The type you want is the cool mist type which uses a
wick
I got so sick and tired of buying those expensive filters that I tried
this machine:
http://www.charleysgreenhouse.com/catalog/index.cfm?page=_ProductDetailsProductId=6262
It was also available (at substantial savings) at Costco if you are a
member.
To Scott Minor:
We grow about 2000 orchids in 4 basement rooms that are all at different
controlled environmental conditions. One of the rooms is our 3cool room2
which runs at about 650F during the 15 hour day, and 550F during the 9 hour
night period (Mainly for Pleurothallids that require low
Prem,
Thank you!
Howard
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From: peter croezen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That is why a list of literature recommended by a
recognized taxonomist would be helpful to all of us
who like to know a little more about the subject.
Peter,
what do you expect ... you want a beginners list ...
OK here we go
Introducing Biology
The Wold of
Actually, there are probably quite a few of us on this list who have
thrown up their hands after the 5th name change in the past several
decades and simply call our plants by the name we learned back in the
70's. The plants grow and bloom and don't care. The literature typically
includes all
Prem,
I would suggest you read these articles as they may explain your questions.
Christenson, Eric PhD, 2003. Habenaria erichmichaelii. Orchids 72 (2): 136.
--, 2002. Habenaria xanthocheila. Orchids 71 (3):
222-223.
--, 2001. Habenaria roebelenii. Orchids
From: Peter Fowler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RECOGNISED TAXONOMISTS
Peter I can do searches as well ,,,all day and night.
I thought I would do a search on Taxonomists especially Orchid Taxonomy.
I searched in many sites , not just English found of course Dr. P.Cribb
but not Dr. G. Braem, anywhere!!!. I
Hi Folks,
you know what ... I am going to save myself some time and work you
know what ... if you have any question on taxonomy or scientific issues,
just ask the great Prem Subrahmanyam, the great Howard Stizelweller and
the great researcher Peter Fowler. Among the three of them, they can
If you want to talk about easy research, type 'Guido Braem' into Google.
You will receive over 2,000 hits. Its pretty basic.
His work on the Genus Paphiopedilum is known world wide.
I don't believe it's his capacity as a taxonomist in question by some, it's
his manner of communicating his well
Does nothing against virus...Have no idea why they have the temerity to
state so...Test HAVE been done and a lecture on the subject delivered to
HOGA here in Hawaii...TSP in strong solution is the only chemical currently
in use that was verified..Of course there are others..but it was noted that
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