Look out all you environmentalist wackos, the Russians have just
announced a study that says the global warming is over and cooling is
about to begin. Run for the hills and light your bonfires! Remember
cold kills far more people every year than heat.
Buzz
Windsong Orchids
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Viateur's post is very true. This part of Colombia is the rainiest spot in
the world, contributing to the volume of water of the most powerful river
in south America, the Atrato river which spills its waters in the Darien
Gulf, while at the same time providing "el Parque Nacional de las Orqui
Mark who asked:
"How long is this?"
24 hrs for seeds from my own plants; 48 hrs for all other seeds.
peter
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"The Orchid Conservatory at Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden is scheduled to
open on Jan. 19.
The conservatory is 8,000-square-feet under five stories... glasshouse
dedicated to the display of orchids and tropical plants.
...
A $12.5 million capital campaign kicked off in 2003 to raise funding to
Mark/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
"As to this wettest-place-on-earth talk, San Francisco used to make that
claim until someone suggested that the reference was to precipitation."
In fact, to avoid confusion, one should probably refer to the rainiest place.
The rainiest place on earth is, reportedl
This popped up on another forum some of you I know participate on, but
for others this high school teacher does a good job explaining why we
should take action on global warming.
http://tinyurl.com/ys88yl
or
http://www.switched.com/2007/12/19/high-school-teachers-global-warming-video-a-youtube
"As to this wettest-place-on-earth talk, San Francisco used to make that
claim until someone suggested that the reference was to precipitation."
Hello Rick,
I thought it was New Orleans that use to claim the wettest place on
earth until the other wetness came and they need scuba gear to get int
"In my lab we soak seeds first in a sugar solution to germinate the
contaminants so they are easier to kill."
Hello Peter,
How long is this?
Mark
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Thanks, Viateur, That's a start. I'll bet the family had the Wellington
culture guide in mind when they thought of the pic.
K Barrett
N Calif, USA
> > "looking for a photo of ... Oncidium Beatrice Emery"> > Trichocentrum
> > (Oncidium) Beatrice Emery = Trichocentrum stramineum x > Trichoce
Speaking of this month's 'Orchids', Fighetti says that later in January the
newly redesigned web page will be launched with ALL the back articles from the
Bulletin and Orchids available in the members only section. YAY I can't
believe its really happening! Well I shouldn't celebrate too
Hi icones,
Yeah, I was afraid of that. I saw the article on WOC medals in this month's
'Orchids' and noticed the discrepancy in the dates. People's memories are
tricky things. Also, I saw the pics in AQ+. Its a nice plant. Someone should
remake it. OK, I'll see if I can get my hands on
Michael O'Connor asked about some Dendrobiums. For a good range of pictures of
commonly-cultivated species Dendrobiums, try Schelpe and Stewart,
"Dendrobiums, an intro. to the species in cultivation." isbn 1 873 035 004
To be more directly helpful, see below.
>Dendrobium binoculare
General habi
"La Unión Mundial para la Naturaleza (IUCN...)
...
se ha sumado a la campaña internacional promovida por asociaciones
mallorquinas como el GOB en contra de la construcción de un campo de golf
en la finca de Son Bosc, en el municipio de Muro.
La directora de la zona mediterránea de la IUCN, Marga
Michael O'Connor wrote : "authoritative information on, as well as good
clear photos of...
Dendrobium binoculare
Dendrobium chrysanthum
Dendrobium chryseum
Dendrobium fimbriatum var occulatum
Dendrobium gibsonii"
Dendrobium binoculare was described in
Gardener's Chronicle & Agricultural Gazette 7
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