Re: Subspecies vs. species?

From: Aroideae at aol.com on 1999.01.18 at 22:13:24(2921) Dear Thomas, << only can be seen, with much experience and maybe "feeling" an naturally many time spending on research ans comparing. In the future I will try, not to ask after such horrible and +More unanswerable things (I hope!).>>> I must disagree. Your questions are exactly the ones that should be asked. The answers, if there are any, are not in the books. Such questions are what make the study of plants interesting because it's an on-going, evolving field of knowledge. That's what Aroid-L is all about!!! Thankyou for your excellent questions!! I've learned much from the posted answers. Sincerely, Lynn Hannon

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