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1980 3(2) 54-55 Mark D. Moffler, Thomas B. Croat, Craig Phillips Short communications
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1980 3(2) 56-57 Fanny Lee Phillips On coping with monster
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ABSTRACT: There are a number of ways of coexisting with monsters. One of them is to throw a party and invite the monster to be the guest of honor. During the years, Amorphophallus rivieri parties have come to be a Phillips family tradition.

1980 3(4) 130-132 Craig Phillips Aroids in the public aquarium
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ABSTRACT: As every hobbyist knows, aquatic plants are both an aesthetic and a desirable complement to tropical fish tanks in the home. However, in the average public aquarium where individual tank capacity may be measured in thousands of gallons, decorative plants are usually either made of plastic or else notable by their absence, a fact on which visitors often comment.

1987 10(2) 20-22 Craig Phillips Aroid profile no. 12: Monstera oblique
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ABSTRACT: A small but attractive vine, Monstera obliqua is one of the more commonly cultivated monstera., at the present time. The nearly uniform appearance ofhorticulturally available plant., with their leaves highly perforated and looking as if they descended from a common ancestral clone belies the fact that in nature M.obliqua is a highly variable plant leafwise, both in size, shape, and hole pattern when present.

1988 11(1) 22-24 Craig Phillips Some tips on totems and wire hangers
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ABSTRACT: Since I am primarily interested in vining aroids such as Monstera, Raphidophora, Philodendron, etc. , I have as a matter of course become involved with pots, hangers, fern root totems, and the paraphernalia required for their assembly and maintenance. Over a decade of trial and error I have developed a few innovations which may be of some help or interest to others.

1988 11(2) 23-31 Fanny Lee Phillips Amorphophallus species and their distribution Part 1 (Buy)
ABSTRACT: Amorphophallus Blume ex Decaisne is a genus of about one hundred species of herbaceous plants of the Old World tropics and subtropics. Cultivation, distribution and more are discussed.

1989 12(1) 5 Craig Phillips The thing that wouldn't die (or grow either)
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ABSTRACT: Having been disappointed in three attempts to grow Monstera tenuis from difficult to obtain horticultural divisions, I looked forward with great anticipation to our first trip to Costa Rica, which my wife Fanny and I took in April, 1988. We had been assured that this species, among others, could be found there in abundance, in certain localities.