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Lasiomorpha senegalensis
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From: earmag at sdv.fr (David SCHERBERICH) on 1997.09.21 at 23:39:16(1284)
Julius,
> For those of us who have not seen this water dweller, there are photos on our
> aroid pages. In the Genera of Araceae long list under "Lasiomorpha", and
> recently David Scherberich posted photos #134 a, b, c, and d in the I.D.
> section. By the way, I believe that I posted a note to Aroid-l giving the
> I.D. of these plant photos, was it posted? I don`t remember seeing it.
I don't think it was posted as I didn't see it, but I take note of your
identification. Thank you very much. I'm not sure but it was also known as
Cyrtosperma senegalensis, am I wrong ?
By the way, #134 d isn't Lasiomorpha senegalensis, I have no name on it but
it is a Philo. species from french guiana.
Regards.
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David.
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From: "Julius Boos" <ju-bo at classic.msn.com> on 1997.09.22 at 02:16:08(1290)
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Sent: Sunday, September 21, 1997 7:39 PM
To: ju-bo@msn.com
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Subject: Lasiomorpha senegalensis
>>Julius,
> For those of us who have not seen this water dweller, there are photos on
our
> aroid pages. In the Genera of Araceae long list under "Lasiomorpha", and
> recently David Scherberich posted photos #134 a, b, c, and d in the I.D.
> section. By the way, I believe that I posted a note to Aroid-l giving the
> I.D. of these plant photos, was it posted? I don`t remember seeing it.
I don't think it was posted as I didn't see it, but I take note of your
identification. Thank you very much. I'm not sure but it was also known as
Cyrtosperma senegalensis, am I wrong ?
By the way, #134 d isn't Lasiomorpha senegalensis, I have no name on it but
it is a Philo. species from french guiana.
Regards.
David.<<
Dear David,
A. Hay did a paper, "Cyrtosperma (Araceae) and its Old World Allies" in Blumea
33 (1988) 427-469 and "sraightens" out the names/relations. It was discribed
as Lasiomorpha by Schott in 1857, then Engler put in into Cyrtosperma in 1879,
and now Hay has determined that it is not a Cyrtosperma and is in a Genus of
its own, and I agree with him after I`ve grown it for a few years. I have
just been sucessful in hand pollenating two blooms on my plants, so will have
seed available of this wonderful plant in the near future if no catastrophe
befalls the developing fruit!
Did you see any seed on the plants that you photographed?
Keep in touch.
Sincerely,
Julius
ju-bo@msn.com
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From: earmag at sdv.fr (David SCHERBERICH) on 1997.09.29 at 01:45:05(1350)
>A. Hay did a paper, "Cyrtosperma (Araceae) and its Old World Allies" in Blumea
>33 (1988) 427-469 and "sraightens" out the names/relations. It was discribed
>as Lasiomorpha by Schott in 1857, then Engler put in into Cyrtosperma in 1879,
>and now Hay has determined that it is not a Cyrtosperma and is in a Genus of
>its own, and I agree with him after I`ve grown it for a few years. I have
>just been sucessful in hand pollenating two blooms on my plants, so will have
>seed available of this wonderful plant in the near future if no catastrophe
>befalls the developing fruit!
>Did you see any seed on the plants that you photographed?
Dear Julius,
Thank you very much for the above information. I didn't check for seeds,
but as far as I remember I haven't seen any fruit. There was much leaves
and very few flowers, but it was very impressive as the one I photographed
was nearly as tall as me (1m80). I remember seeing people selling the
flowers in Abidjan, but I don't know if it was from cultivation.
If you get enough seeds, I would welcome a few.
Regards.
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David.
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From: "Julius Boos" <ju-bo at classic.msn.com> on 1997.10.02 at 13:46:23(1369)
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Sent: Sunday, September 28, 1997 9:45 PM
To: ju-bo@msn.com
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Subject: RE: Lasiomorpha senegalensis
>A. Hay did a paper, "Cyrtosperma (Araceae) and its Old World Allies" in
Blumea
>33 (1988) 427-469 and "sraightens" out the names/relations. It was discribed
>as Lasiomorpha by Schott in 1857, then Engler put in into Cyrtosperma in
1879,
>and now Hay has determined that it is not a Cyrtosperma and is in a Genus of
>its own, and I agree with him after I`ve grown it for a few years. I have
>just been sucessful in hand pollenating two blooms on my plants, so will have
>seed available of this wonderful plant in the near future if no catastrophe
>befalls the developing fruit!
>Did you see any seed on the plants that you photographed?
>>Dear Julius,
Thank you very much for the above information. I didn't check for seeds,
but as far as I remember I haven't seen any fruit. There was much leaves
and very few flowers, but it was very impressive as the one I photographed
was nearly as tall as me (1m80). I remember seeing people selling the
flowers in Abidjan, but I don't know if it was from cultivation.
If you get enough seeds, I would welcome a few.
Regards.
David.<<
Dear David,
My fruit continue to develop seemingly well thus far, and I will put you on
the list!
The blooms are said to be wild collected, and turn up in flower shops in
Germany sometimes!!
Keep in touch.
Sincerely,
Julius
ju-bo@msn.com
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