Regards, Adrian Arnold.
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>Topic No. 12
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>Date: Tue, 9 Jan 1996 10:24:02 -0500
>From: L235@aol.com
>To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com
>Subject: Re: New CP???????????
>Message-ID: <960109102400_36209461@mail06.mail.aol.com>
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>A webcrawler search on "carnivorous plants" turned up Sally & Co. Seeds page,
>an online catalog which lists a "Chinese Fly-Catching Vine" Aristilochia
>deblis, the description of which states (and I paraphrase): "A carnivorous
>plant with long, peculiar, insectivorous flowers." I'm just a novice in this
>hobby, but in all of my reading, I've NEVER come across this cp, and I've
>seen stated repeatedly that pollination and fertilization are evolutionary
>separate functions in cps, i.e. you'd be more likely to find a 30' man-eating
>Drosera than you would an insect-eating flower. Can somebody set me straight
>on this?
>