Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 0:56:13 +0800 From: Peter Cole <carnivor@flytrap.demon.co.uk> To: cp@opus.hpl.hp.com Message-Id: <aabcdefg3333$foo@default> Subject: Re: Drosera Hybrids
on Wed, 14 Oct 1998 15:33:41 PDT, "Sundew Sundew" <sundew@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Anyone on the list make any Drosera hybrids of their own? I would be
>curious to know what's out there. Here's what I know of:
>D.sessilifolia x burmanii
= D.*thelocalyxiana (fertile!)
>D.intermedia x filiformis
= D.*hybrida
>D.intermedia x brevifolia
>D.intermedia x capillaris
>D.capensis x aliciae
>D.capensis x spathulata
>D.anglica x spathulata
= D.*nagamoto
>D.rotundifolia x intermedia
= D.*beliziana
>
>What have I left out? I'm sure there are plenty....
D.anglica x rotundifolia = D.*obovata D.dielsiana x sp.transvaal
(fertile!) D.spatulata x something = D.*wateri D.filiformis
ssp.filiformis x filiformis ssp.tracyi = D.*'California Sunset'
(fertile!) D.nitidula ssp.omissa * D.occidentalis
ssp.occidentalis (used to be D.'Lake Badgerup') plus any number
of other pygmy hybrids - sorry, can't lay my hands on Lowrie's
CPoA ATM.
Oh well, that's a few more from memory. There are loads more I
can't fully remember, but if I do, I'll make a note of them.
Before Jan starts hopping up and down :) I'll point out that
some of these names have not been properly published. If you
add to the list, I'm sure we'd all love to see a final/more
complete one. If you'd like a bit of web space to post a page
of hybrids, let me know.
Happy growing,
Peter
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