Wilbert Hetterscheid wrote:
Hi Ken,
I am afraid you will find that you've over-estimated the art of recognizing
Typhoniums in leaf. In my opinion none of your plants shows a leaf-type
unique for only one species. To boot, most are rather early in leaf
development or young plants and many Typhoniums change leaf shape
dramatically when getting older or when producing leaves later in a season.
Sorry I can't help you but I am not the only aroidologist, so maybe somebody
else will surprise us.
Cheerio,
Wilbert
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[mailto:aroid-l-bounces@gizmoworks.com] Namens Ken Mosher
Verzonden: woensdag 14 december 2005 6:14
Aan: Aroid list; amorph_group@yahoogroups.com
Onderwerp: [Aroid-l] Possible Typhonium identifications?
I know identifying plants by their leaves is fraught with
danger, but I've also noticed that Typhoniums seem to have
fairly different leaves from each other. I have 5 photos of
unknown Typhoniums from this summer.
If anyone would like to volunteer as guess as to what they
are that would be great. I'm sorry but none of them produced
an inflorescence.
Unknown Typhonium #1
http://dragocactoid.com/images/typhonium/TyphoniumUnk2005-01-8
00x535.jpg
Unknown Typhonium #2 (sorry it's so fuzzy)
http://dragocactoid.com/images/typhonium/TyphoniumUnk2005-02-8
00x535.jpg
Unknown Typhonium #3
http://dragocactoid.com/images/typhonium/TyphoniumUnk2005-03-8
00x535.jpg
Unknown Typhonium #4
http://dragocactoid.com/images/typhonium/TyphoniumUnk2005-04-8
00x535.jpg
Unknown Typhonium #5
http://dragocactoid.com/images/typhonium/TyphoniumUnk2005-05-8
00x535.jpg
Thanks,
Ken Mosher
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