AW: Nice mutant of Drosera manni with double flowers!

From: Andreas Wistuba (andreas@wistuba.com)
Date: Tue Nov 28 2000 - 22:15:33 PST

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Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 07:15:33 +0100
From: "Andreas Wistuba" <andreas@wistuba.com>
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Subject: AW: Nice mutant of Drosera manni with double flowers!

Dear Miguel,

do all flowers on the scape show this. Then the likehood is high that it is
indeed a mutation and not just a growth aberration. In case of a mutant you
should be able to propagate it via gemmae.

Bye

Andreas

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Betreff: Nice mutant of Drosera manni with double flowers!

Hello!

I just wanted to share with you a nice mutation that occurred in one of my
Drosera manni!
The sepals of the flowers are converted into petals, so, the flower has a
total of 10 petals, all identical! Since they are all alternate, the flower
looks very pretty! Obviously, it has no sepals.
Any suggestion of how could I perpetuate this mutation? Maybe the gemmae
won't carry it... or they will? And the seeds?

Thanks!
Miguel

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