Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 15:13:40 -0400 From: Kit Halsted <kit@kithalsted.com> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg2832$foo@default> Subject: Re: Thanks re: Drosera and Utricularia intermedia
Okay, just to be clear on this:
I have Drosera intermedia in flower at the moment & will most likely
be donating some seed to the seedbank.
I have Utricularia intermedia that is not flowering. Having no
flowers on the Utricularia, I do not expect to have seeds from it.
If anyone wants to donate any other X. intermedia plants, I will be
happy to grow them just to make things more confusing. ;)
-Kit
At 11:31 AM -0700 9/20/00, jchris@znet.com wrote:
>On 20 Sep, "Kit Halsted" mused about the following:
>> I don't have any seed yet, so I'm counting my proverbial chickens
>> before they hatch. What I do have is about 15 plants with 3 or 4
>> flower stalks on each. Discussion on the list has led me to believe
>> that I'm likely to get seed from these flowers, but I could be way
>> off base there.
>>
>> -Kit
>>
>> On 9/20/00, chamb@u.arizona.edu wrote:
>>>At 08:31 AM 9/20/00 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>Just wanted to thank everyone for their info on these plants. I think
>>>>I'll be donating some D. intermedia seed to the seedbank soon.
>>>>
>>>>-Kit
>>>>--
>>>>Kit Halsted
>>>>Brooklyn, NY, USA,
>>>
>>>Hi Kit,
>>>
>>>How were you able to get the seeds? From what I've seen of U. intermedia
>>>in the East US, the plants are very common, but set seed only sporadically,
>>>seeming to rely more on vegetative reproduction by turions (seasonal
>>>fragmentation).
>>>
>>>Michael
>>
>>
>> -- End of excerpt from "Kit Halsted"
>
>
>D. intermedia does not equal U. intermedia...
>
> Chris
--Kit Halsted Network Administrator, Blue Dingo/GB
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