Aquatic Spathiphyllum & other aroids

From: "Ron Iles" roniles at eircom.net> on 2002.05.24 at 15:18:58(8870) Hi, all intrepid ecotourists! Please, when you used to go +More to the Tropical Rain Forest did you notice how any species of the genus I like best were growing?!!! ...), also any other terrestrials surprisingly in warm baths? A morning wave & happy smile Ron

From: StellrJ at aol.com on 2002.05.24 at 19:25:55(8873) In a message dated 05/24/2002 8:20:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time, roniles@eircom.net writes: when you used to go to the Tropical Rain Forest did you notice how any species of the genus I like best were growing?!!! In Costa Rica, I saw Spathiphyllum in the wild as a wetland plant at La Selva; it was emergent. I saw some smaller ones being grown terrestrially in Parque de Espana in San Jose. Unfortunately, when it comes to Spathiphyllum, I do not know one species from another.

From: "Ron Iles" roniles at eircom.net> on 2002.05.26 at 18:52:32(8882) In Costa Rica, I saw Spathiphyllum in the wild as a wetland plant at La Selva; it was emergent. >>>>>>>>>>Thanks! Please +More were yjey running or stagnant water? Unfortunately, when it comes to Spathiphyllum I do not know one species from another. It seems even to me that apart from the basic obvious the identities of many species I cannot be sure either until they have flowered & there is a complete revision !!!! Recently I noticed that even one of the collected S. patinii has leaves seemingly distinct from & even more attractive than that species! And as for S. "wallisii", S. "clevelandii", S. "Mauna Loa" etc ....?!!!!. Ron Ron

From: StellrJ at aol.com on 2002.05.27 at 21:21:00(8896) In a message dated 05/26/2002 11:57:15 AM Pacific Daylight Time, roniles@eircom.net writes: >>>>>>>>>>Thanks! Please were yjey running or stagnant water? +More Stagnant; it was a swamp, along a trail called Camino Cantarrana.

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