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Amorpho. abyssinicus
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From: Bruno Matter Bruno.Matter at unibas.ch> on 2001.04.25 at 13:30:14(6266)
Dear Aroiders
many thanks for your response. Unfortunately at the time I'm not able to
provide you with a pic,
means I'm the living proof that life without a dig-cam still exists.
Superficial it looks like Deweys pictures but without any constriction
and a longer appendix.
I hope to be ready when it will flower the next time, for now it's on
the way to fade, leaving only it's particular odour in my office.
Greetings
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bruno
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From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 2001.04.28 at 13:48:33(6297)
Dear Bruno,
Before we 'leave' this unanswered question as to the ID of the
Amorphophallus sp. you collected in Africa, just a FEW more words--
1) WHERE in Africa did you collect it??
2) There are rare African species that are pictured in 'Lord Phallus''
(Wilbert H.'s) work on this genus in Aroideana Vol. 19 of 1996, do you have
a copy, or perhaps a friend or fellow member in Germany/Europe could send
you one, or if you send me your mailing address I could send you copies of
the photos of these species, some of which are very rare, and yours may be
one of these, especially since you say the inflor. did NOT have a
constriction in the spathe`s lover 'zone'.
[Aroideana Vol. 19 is for sale from the IAS in Miami, by the way! I
HIGHLY recomend it to all you 'Amorphophiles' out there!!!]
Good luck,
Sincerely,
Julius Boos
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WPB,
FLORIDA
ju-bo@msn.com
>>Dear Aroiders
many thanks for your response. Unfortunately at the time I'm not able to
provide you with a pic,
means I'm the living proof that life without a dig-cam still exists.
Superficial it looks like Deweys pictures but without any constriction
and a longer appendix.
I hope to be ready when it will flower the next time, for now it's on
the way to fade, leaving only it's particular odour in my office.
Greetings
bruno<<
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From: Bruno Matter Bruno.Matter at unibas.ch> on 2001.04.30 at 02:22:49(6300)
Dear Julius
lets get things straight
the Amorphophallus cf. abyssinicus B. was collected from Matyas Buzgo in
1996 (*Kamerun, Oku-Elak, Lowland Forest Patches, 6,15N, 10,29E, Alt.
1900m)
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I remember that he has sent some bulbs to Wilbert Hetterscheid as well,
maybe it flowers or has been identified already in Leiden???
Of course I have the Amorphophallus Edition of Aroideana, which is a
great help, but there are moments when I dream about a 600-page
Amorphophallus Monograph with color drawings and geographical and
artificial keys. Anyone working on it???
Greetings
Bruno
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From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid" hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2001.04.30 at 05:29:47(6313)
Dear Bruno,
NOW things are getting more clear. The plants I got from Matyas from
Cameroon, turned out to be Typhonium (Sauromatum) venosum. Tough
luck..........
Wilbert
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----- Original Message -----
To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L
Sent: maandag 30 april 2001 4:21
Subject: Re: Amorpho. abyssinicus
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> Dear Julius
>
> lets get things straight
>
> the Amorphophallus cf. abyssinicus B. was collected from Matyas Buzgo in
> 1996 (*Kamerun, Oku-Elak, Lowland Forest Patches, 6,15N, 10,29E, Alt.
> 1900m)
>
> I remember that he has sent some bulbs to Wilbert Hetterscheid as well,
> maybe it flowers or has been identified already in Leiden???
>
> Of course I have the Amorphophallus Edition of Aroideana, which is a
> great help, but there are moments when I dream about a 600-page
> Amorphophallus Monograph with color drawings and geographical and
> artificial keys. Anyone working on it???
>
> Greetings
> Bruno
>
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