Phresh Phalloids

From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid" hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2001.08.11 at 20:24:09(7230) Peoples, Just now, Blumea 46(2) has appeared, featuring the official publication of a number of Amorphophallus species, some of which have already been released to you via my annual distribution. Just for ye all to know, the following names are now official: A. amygdaloides Hett. & M. Sizemore A. atrorubens Hett. & M. Sizemore A. boyceanus Hett. +More A. brachyphyllus Hett. A. dzui Hett. A. longicomus Hett. & Serebryanyi A. obscurus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. ochroleucus Hett. & V.D. Nguyen A. polyanthus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. saururus Hett. A. scutatus Hett. & T.C. Chapman A. sizemoreae Hett. A. symonianus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. synandrifer Hett. & V.D. Nguyen A. tinekeae Hett. & A. Vogel A. venustus Hett., A. hay & J. Mood Simultaneously I had to say goodbye to a few existing names, that I synonimised with others: A. arnautovii & A. pingbianensis both now synonyms of A. coaetaneus A. erubescens now under A. muelleri A. odoratus & A. mellii now under A. dunnii A. pachystylis now under A. krausei I guess you all who have A. odoratus just LOOOOOOOOVE this................ Question: I have had no contact whatsoever with Tim Chapman for several years, since he suddenly seemed to disappear from our mists. Am. scutatus is published with his authorship too, as i had promised him long ago. Could anyone who has contact with him, mention this? Thanks. Or maybe tell me how I can find him again. Cheerio, Wilbert

From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 2001.08.12 at 17:00:55(7233) Dear Wilbert, Congrats, I look forward to getting a copy! Keep up the good work, the genus Amorphophallus NEEDS people like you working to enlighten the masses! (Your web-adress 'hetter@worldonline.de' does not seem to work, the 'postmaster' sent my private mail back to me w/ a note to this effect) Sincerely, Julius +More >>Peoples, Just now, Blumea 46(2) has appeared, featuring the official publication of a number of Amorphophallus species, some of which have already been released to you via my annual distribution. Just for ye all to know, the following names are now official: A. amygdaloides Hett. & M. Sizemore A. atrorubens Hett. & M. Sizemore A. boyceanus Hett. A. brachyphyllus Hett. A. dzui Hett. A. longicomus Hett. & Serebryanyi A. obscurus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. ochroleucus Hett. & V.D. Nguyen A. polyanthus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. saururus Hett. A. scutatus Hett. & T.C. Chapman A. sizemoreae Hett. A. symonianus Hett. & M. Sizemore A. synandrifer Hett. & V.D. Nguyen A. tinekeae Hett. & A. Vogel A. venustus Hett., A. hay & J. Mood Simultaneously I had to say goodbye to a few existing names, that I synonimised with others: A. arnautovii & A. pingbianensis both now synonyms of A. coaetaneus A. erubescens now under A. muelleri A. odoratus & A. mellii now under A. dunnii A. pachystylis now under A. krausei I guess you all who have A. odoratus just LOOOOOOOOVE this................ Question: I have had no contact whatsoever with Tim Chapman for several years, since he suddenly seemed to disappear from our mists. Am. scutatus is published with his authorship too, as i had promised him long ago. Could anyone who has contact with him, mention this? Thanks. Or maybe tell me how I can find him again. Cheerio, Wilbert

From: "Wilbert Hetterscheid" hetter at worldonline.nl> on 2001.08.12 at 19:32:34(7234) I am sure the postmaster was right in recognising that I am NOT living in Germany (.de) but Holland (.nl). But you Americans still think Holland is a province of Germany right? Well that ended in 1945. Always a pleasure to teach some histrory to the "masses". Cheerio, Wilbert.nl +More > -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- > Van: aroid-l@mobot.org [mailto:aroid-l@mobot.org]Namens Julius Boos > Verzonden: zondag 12 augustus 2001 19:01 > Aan: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L > Onderwerp: Re: Phresh Phalloids > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Wilbert Hetterscheid > To: Multiple recipients of list AROID-L > Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2001 4:24 PM > Subject: Phresh Phalloids > > > Dear Wilbert, > > Congrats, I look forward to getting a copy! Keep up the > good work, the > genus Amorphophallus NEEDS people like you working to > enlighten the masses! > > (Your web-adress 'hetter@worldonline.de' does not seem to work, the > 'postmaster' sent my private mail back to me w/ a note to this effect) > > Sincerely, > > Julius > > >>Peoples, > > Just now, Blumea 46(2) has appeared, featuring the official > publication of a > number of Amorphophallus species, some of which have already > been released > to you via my annual distribution. Just for ye all to know, > the following > names are now official: > > A. amygdaloides Hett. & M. Sizemore > A. atrorubens Hett. & M. Sizemore > A. boyceanus Hett. > A. brachyphyllus Hett. > A. dzui Hett. > A. longicomus Hett. & Serebryanyi > A. obscurus Hett. & M. Sizemore > A. ochroleucus Hett. & V.D. Nguyen > A. polyanthus Hett. & M. Sizemore > A. saururus Hett. A. scutatus Hett. & T.C. Chapman > A. sizemoreae Hett. > A. symonianus Hett. & M. Sizemore > A. synandrifer Hett. & V.D. Nguyen > A. tinekeae Hett. & A. Vogel > A. venustus Hett., A. hay & J. Mood > > Simultaneously I had to say goodbye to a few existing names, that I > synonimised with others: > > A. arnautovii & A. pingbianensis both now synonyms of A. coaetaneus > A. erubescens now under A. muelleri > A. odoratus & A. mellii now under A. dunnii > A. pachystylis now under A. krausei > > I guess you all who have A. odoratus just LOOOOOOOOVE > this................ > > Question: I have had no contact whatsoever with Tim Chapman > for several > years, since he suddenly seemed to disappear from our mists. > Am. scutatus is > published with his authorship too, as i had promised him long > ago. Could > anyone who has contact with him, mention this? Thanks. Or > maybe tell me how > I can find him again. > > Cheerio, > Wilbert > > > > > >

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