Anthurium Identification

From: "Anon" kukui at flash.net> on 1999.11.22 at 14:51:11(3850) There is a site that has a beautiful anthurium that I would like to know what the Id is on it. If anyone would like to please let me know what it is I would appreciate it. See it here and it is half the way down under species #3 http://www.tropicalgardensofmaui.com/other_than_orchids.html#anchor Thank you, Lucy Sampson +More kukui@flash.net San Antonio

From: Aloe1023 at aol.com on 1999.11.22 at 16:20:05(3853) Very interesting site, Lucy. Looks a bit like the Anthurium I sent you that came from my brother, doesn't it?? No one's come up with a positive ID yet. +More Russ

From: plantnut at macconnect.com (Dewey) on 1999.11.22 at 22:00:11(3854) My suggestion on this Anthurium would be A. formosum... However, the owner says that it has a brown spathe.... A. formosum is more in the pink hue..... Dewey +More >There is a site that has a beautiful anthurium that I would like to know >what the Id is on it. If anyone would like to please let me know what it is >I would appreciate it. >See it here and it is half the way down under species #3 >http://www.tropicalgardensofmaui.com/other_than_orchids.html#anchor >Thank you, > >Lucy Sampson >kukui@flash.net >San Antonio Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE Your Source for Tropical Araceae Go to

From: "Anon" kukui at flash.net> on 1999.11.22 at 22:17:47(3857) Russ That is what I thought and since it was a good picture I thought I would post it. +More At $5.00 and some other good offerings there maybe people are also going to order it! Lucy

From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 1999.11.25 at 16:46:38(3865) This is NOT my genus, but this leaf reminds me of several species I`ve seen collected near Lita in W. Ecuador, most of them as yet not described!!! Julius +More >There is a site that has a beautiful anthurium that I would like to know what the Id is on it. If anyone would like to please let me know what it is I would appreciate it. See it here and it is half the way down under species #3 http://www.tropicalgardensofmaui.com/other_than_orchids.html#anchor Thank you, Lucy Sampson kukui@flash.net San Antonio<

From: Betsytrips at aol.com on 1999.11.26 at 00:02:42(3867) I rather doubt you would find this in the Lita area too much but on the Old Road to Quito out of Santo Domingo at about 4,000 feet you will find it all over the place. It seems to be quite prevalent wherever it is. I am speaking of the thing that has a pink or cream colored spathe. I am not sure what color has been determined for the one in question. The spathe had tremendous variability. There is one on the Old Buena Ventura Road, Colombia at low altitude that looks similar and it too has great variability in spathe color. Betsy

From: "Harry Witmore" harrywitmore at witmore.net> on 2001.11.20 at 20:16:46(7846) I purchased a species of Anthurium from a nursery a few years back and have not been able to identify. It freely self pollinates and produces deep red berries. The berries germinate and grow readily. I have a picture at www.cloudjungle.com/images/anthurium_sp.jpg. +More Any help would be greatly appreciated. Harry WitmoreCloud Jungle Artwww.witmore.net

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