Re: incredible dracunculus

From: StellrJ at aol.com on 1999.06.15 at 02:56:58(3438) In a message dated 6/11/99, 1:12:53 PM, aroid-l@mobot.org writes: << But be it noted that aroids (of which I've several) don't seem to ever be victims +More of the deer at all, and most of mine are outside this fence. Does anyone concur, or duspute?>> For the most part, I concur. The only time I have seen our native Lysichitum americanus chewed up by deer was on an island with too many deer, where everything except stinging nettle was heavily browsed and still the deer looked bony. (English holly looked as if it had been repeatedly sheared.) So unless you live on a similar island, I suspect deer will not mess with your aroids.

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