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Re: black anthurium ?
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From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 2001.09.27 at 14:45:18(7553)
To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 11:42
PM
Subject: Re: black anthurium ?
Dear Folks,
First off, I am NOT an Anthurium person, so am only
offering this info. as a 'tip' to what this plant ( I have not seen a photo as
yet) MAY turn out to be---at least ONE of the so-called 'black' Anthuriums is
Anthurium berriozabalense--I have seen this plant presented as the 'black'
Anthurium on several occasions, and though it does not have as large a spathe
as the seemingly as-yet-undescribed species from the highlands of Colombia,
some specimens demonstrate a respectably sized purple-black spathe, but it is
carried errect on a much longer peduncle than the Colombian
species. I believe that the photos posted by a member this morning
( I had some trouble w/ the d/load, so could not keep the file!) are of
Anthurium berriozablense, this species, with grey-green THICK-textured
sagittate leaf blades grows in the low lands of Mexico as a terrestrial, while
the species w/ the short peduncle and a much larger spathe grows as an
epiphite on trees in the high altitudes of Colombia.
This is one more lesson on the
value of Latin scientific names!
Cheers,
Julius
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>>In a message dated 9/25/2001 10:52:37 AM Eastern
Daylight Time, balberth@yahoo.com
writes:
If you're talking about an anthurium with a flower that looks
superficially like A. andreanum, but having a deep purple to almost
black spathe, yes, such a beast does in fact
exist.hi lynn, i got your pics. yours does
not seem to be the plant that albert refers to above, which i have also seen
for sale at the ny orchid show. your plant's spathe is not as impressive
as the one mentioned above and it doesn't look like the "black andreanum."
but it's very nice nonetheless. where did you get this?
sorry can't help you, but at least you know what it isn't... :-)
tsuh yang chen, nyc, USA
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/orchidspecies
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