Julius:
You can find it under "Anthurium huegelii" in Tropicos on line. it appears
to be synonymous with A. hookerii.
I've seen the name referenced in a book recently published by an older
landscape Archetect in which he listed all his favorite landscaping plants
for South Florida....I think he used it as others still do use the name
"Anth. Hookerii" as a catch all name for all the large bird's nest types
(mostly pachyneurims types) which work so well in the South Florida
landscape. As we know very few any of what is advertised in the trade as A.
hookerii is rarely hookeri, but one of the various Pachyneurium species such
as A. cubense or A. schlechtendalii.
Denis
-----Original Message-----
On Behalf Of Julius Boos
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 8:22 PM
To: aroid-l@gizmoworks.com
Subject: [Aroid-l] Anthurium hueglii?
Dear Friends,
I have received a querry from a good friend, he is looking for a Anthurium
'hueglii', or something close to this spelling. Any ideas?? I have no
further information, sorry!
The Best,
Julius
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