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Philodendron xanadu inflorescence
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From: Eric Schmidt <leu242 at yahoo.com> on 2008.11.04 at 20:38:59(18699)
I was at Disney's EPCOT yesterday and saw a
Philodendron xanadu with an inflorescence. This is the
first time I had seen this flower here.It was also
tall, nearly 4ft. tall.
http://tinyurl.com/6nda5a
http://tinyurl.com/673b26
Eric
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From: <ju-bo at msn.com> on 2008.11.08 at 18:24:57(18704)
Hi All,
This is a very deformed bloom, only the spathe color is correct. See what a real, natural and single spathed bloom looks like in the description of the species in Aroideana.
This one demonstrates a stage where the meristem/main rhizome may in fact be splitting into two plants. This wide spadix/double spathe ''syndrome'' was discussed some time ago on aroid-L, and seems to be in common in aroids plants treated with chemicals or produced by the tissue culture method of reproduction. On some plants a single flattened petiole but with two leaf blades is also common. I THINK I replied to this before, but it might be lost in cyberspace as I did not see my reply on aroid-L, so here goes again!
Julius
> Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2008 12:38:59 -0800
> From: leu242@yahoo.com
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> I was at Disney's EPCOT yesterday and saw a
> Philodendron xanadu with an inflorescence. This is the
> first time I had seen this flower here.It was also
> tall, nearly 4ft. tall.
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> http://tinyurl.com/6nda5a
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> http://tinyurl.com/673b26
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> Eric
> Orlando,FL
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From: ExoticRainforest <Steve at ExoticRainforest.com> on 2008.11.10 at 05:22:40(18706)
Thanks Julius for the explanation. As you know, I have read both of your Aroideana articles on P.xanadu and could not figure this inflorescence photo out since Irealized it didn't match what it should be like. I almost sent you anote but figured you'd be along soon enough with an explanation onAroid l. I had suspected something to do with the TC chemicals but youcleared up the "whys" of the multiple spathes.
Steve Lucas
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ju-bo@msn.com wrote:
Hi All,
This is a very deformed bloom, only the spathe color is correct. Seewhat a real, natural and single spathed bloom looks like in thedescription of the species in Aroideana.
This one demonstrates a stage where the meristem/main rhizome may infact be splitting into two plants. This wide spadix/double spathe''syndrome'' was discussed some time ago on aroid-L, and seems to be incommon in aroids plants treated with chemicals or produced by thetissue culture method of reproduction. On some plants a singleflattened petiole but with two leaf blades is also common. I THINK Ireplied to this before, but it might be lost in cyberspace as I did notsee my reply on aroid-L, so here goes again!
Julius
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