From: Peter O'Byrne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OGD] Re:pollinators/creation
To solve that problem we are working on the mechanism of turning
a sparerib into a blonde.
Guido, you mustn't scoff. Stem-cell research is producing wonderful
results ... it won't be that
From: Charles Ufford [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OGD] Re: how was it made
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on 6/1/05 6:03 PM, Cody wrote:
Bob, this topic has been discussed before, so I'll make it
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Date: Wed, 1 Jun 2005 13:45:47 EDT
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Note that there is nothing feminine about a Latin
farmer, 'agricola,' nor neuter about a hot blooded, young German 'Fraulein.'
Bert, may I call your attention to the fact that the Frauleins are no
longer. It has
Here is a picture of an orchid found growing at 1500m in Pampa Hermosa, near
Satipo in Perú.
http://www.trekperu.org/orchid.jpg
I would dearly like to know what it is - even the genus! The flowers are as
illustrated, around 12 cm across. The plant stands around 3-5m tall, winding
through
I did a search and found the following:
http://www.mobot.org/manual.plantas/047713/S048587.html
In this page I found a description of three specimens of the species . In
one case it is described as a dark green flower , in another as a white
flower. 820 m - 2200 meters and in a comment made
From: Tom Foolery [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [OGD] Epidendrum Santaclarense
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I have been a lurker to this list for sometime now as
an amateur grower trying to absorb all the information
I
Ok ... my mistake ... got
fooled by the upper case.
Forget my earlier posting and see Viateur's information
regards
Guido
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Prof. Dr. Guido J. Braem
Naunheimer Str. 17
35633 Lahnau
Deutschland/Germany
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Over 25 years of orchid growing in horse manure I have not seen one
failure.
One lady friend of mine thinks that horse manure is too dirty to use
for orchid growing. She said that she could grow better ones without
horse manure. I am still waiting for her to show me a photo of one of
her orchids
Title: Reply to Dennis.
Dennis, sorry for the late reply, I was in The Netherlands and boy was it cold! Totally accept that your question is non-inflammatory! The AOS approved taxonomists have to meet a published standard of taxonomic scholarship AND activity and must agree to meet certain
Charles, et. al.:
I have several peloric Phals in my collection; they appear to be
unstable, sometimes producing anther caps and pollinia, sometimes not.
The degree of peloria also varies by clone and by flowering; some clones
are more reliable than others. Not sure I can answer your
So, no input on whether Laelias root before bloom or after bloom?
I received one comment off list which ran counter to my experience, so at
the least I'd think there'd be some input as to orchid myth.
My experience has been laelias root before bloom, and I can't recall what
happens with
The Qiangs smoke orchid leaves...
The Qiang ethnic minority has a population of 198,300 ... in the Maowen
Qiang Autonomous Prefecture in Sichuan Province.
source :
http://channels.crienglish.com/travel/content.aspx?cid=344
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Do you know which orchid species end up in smoke in that
Flowerlooks likeSobralia
macrantha.
I would dearly like to know what it is - even the
genus!
http://www.trekperu.org/orchid.jpg
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on 6/2/05 11:05 PM, Ken wrote:
So, no input on whether Laelias root before bloom or after bloom?
I received one comment off list which ran counter to my experience, so at
the least I'd think there'd be some input as to orchid myth.
My experience has been laelias root before bloom, and I
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