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Jan Schlauer (zxmsl01@studserv.zdv.uni-tuebingen.de)
Mon, 22 Nov 1993 19:37:06 +0100

Barry:

> I figure (Mexican _Pinguiculae_)'re *always* wrong. And IDing this group is
>>not a challenge I wish to take.

It's not that bad if you have flowers (and a hand lens, of course).

>I'll stick with the 216 species of _Utrics_, at least those are easy! :)

Did I read "easy"? Hey, you've got an exotic definition of "easy"! 8-)
BTW: Do *you* accept _U.beaugleholei_ (as no. 216), while P.T. doesn't?

>I've got a _P.agnata_ from Tom Johnson. Strange elliptical to almost
>rectangular leaves about 5 cm long. They are prone to being a little
>ratty around the edges (...). Does this _P.agnata_ leave shape mesh with other
>>growers' plants?

Yes, and quite probably you do have the real species. The edges of the
(fleshy) leaves are not upturning as much as in other species, are they?

>Jan, we'll forgive your inexcusable error re: _U. resupinata_ on Cuba.

Thank you so much!
Kind regards
Jan