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From: DJMJ94A at prodigy.com (MR REGGIE WHITEHEAD) on 1998.06.29 at 05:43:23(2373)
While many people were unhappy that Amorphophallus did not reek all
of the time, when it did begin to smell,
we were able to get brief waves of odor. When the odor did come
around it was reminiscent of a decaying (animal) corpse. I was just
enthralled to witness one of the most spectacular blooms on earth.
Reggie Whitehead
djmj94a@prodigy.com
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From: "Julius Boos" <ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 1998.06.29 at 14:18:53(2376)
>>While many people were unhappy that Amorphophallus did not reek all
o the time, when it did begin to smell,
we were able to get brief waves of odor. When the odor did come
around it was reminiscent of a decaying (animal) corpse. I was just
enthralled to witness one of the most spectacular blooms on earth.
Reggie Whitehead
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djmj94a@prodigy.com<<
Dear Reggie,
Welcome aboard! Thanks for your report on your perception of the smell of
A. titanum. As you can see, Kathy Upton added sour kraut and, if I remember
correctly, some other items also. All very interesting (to me, at least!)
Cheers,
Julius
ju-bo@msn.com
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