>
> > to this monster. And of course Typhonium venosum is an exception
> > too..............
> >
>
> Did anyone else notice how subtly Wilbert slipped this name change in on
> us? (Not that we haven't been warned, several times.) Does this mean it's
> official now? Sauromatum is no more? Did both species wind up in
> Typhonium?
>
> Ah well, a Sauromatum by any other name would smell as foul.
>
Yes Steve, I caught that too! I was about to post to the list, "Should I
replace my labels this afternoon or wait a bit longer?"
The T. giganteum tuber that I received a couple of years ago bloomed this year
also, but sadly withered within a day and a half after I first noticed it and
I missed the opportunity to photograph it.
Alan
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