>Incidentally Jan, I checked my putative _P.kondoi_ that is
>flowering (originally from Don B.) and noted the peduncle is
>covered with many glandular hairs, and the calyx lobes are not
>truncate but rather pointed (probably acute). There is no
>obvious difference between upper/lower petals. The corolla is
>very pale lavender or white, with purplish striations on the
>petals. The flower looks like the one shown in Kondo's book (p.
>144) in profile.
Wow!
According to this description, you should have the true
_P.kondoi_ as described by S.J.Casper! This is a very rare plant
in cultivation here in Europe (where the most plants labelled
_P.kondoi_ are in fact _P.reticulata_). If the plant produces seed,
please include my name in the queue of people interested in
some grains.
Kind regards
Jan
PS:Congratulations to your _U.simulans_-flowers!