From: George Yao <geoyao at gmail.com>
on 2012.07.03 at 12:26:51
Jason,
Sorry for the mix-up. We went to Zambia to see Victoria Falls, then we went to Botswana wherein part of our tour was along the border of Namibia. In both countries, I saw some of the commonly cultivated aroids. I suppose Namibia had them, too. Attached is a picture of some at the hotel we stayed in in Botswana. George Yao Metro-Manila Philippines On 07/03/12, at 4:33 PM, George Yao wrote:
I was there recently to see Victoria Falls and saw some of the common cultivated aroids, but I didn't pay much attention to them.
George Yao Metro-Manila Philippines
On 07/03/12, at 3:56 AM, Jason Hernandez wrote:
I am shortly to leave as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Namibia. I found an online checklist of flora of southern Africa, searched "Araceae" and "Namibia," and got exactly two returns: Amorphophallus abyssinicus and the exotic Pistia stratiotes. Is this truly a correct result -- that these are the only two Araceae occurring in Namibia? Jason Hernandez
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