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True, but many are synonyms for valid species:  P. tuberifera is =
synonymous with P. ternata; P. tuberifera v. pedatisecta and wawrae are =
both synonyms for P. pedatisecta; P. browniana is the same as P. =
cordata.  There are also questionable references:  the citation for P. =
cochinchinensis is to a US Dept. of Agriculture Bureau of Plant Industry ==
bulletin (#142, p.35--1909) which is merely a list of seeds imported--no ==
description of the species (I have never been able to find a valid =
citation for this species).

Clarence

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From:   George R Stilwell, Jr.[SMTP:grsjr at JUNO.COM]
Sent:   Wednesday, September 23, 1998 10:14 PM
To:     ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL
Subject:        Pinellia

For you Pinellia buffs:
TROPICOS lists a bunch of Pinellia species:

P. angustata
P. browneana
P. cochinchinensis
P. cordata
P. fornicata
P. integrifolia
P. peditisecta
P. peltata
P. ternata
P. tripartita
P. tuberifera
P. tuberifera v. peditisecta
P. wawrae
P. yaoluopingensis

You can see more about them at the TROPICOS site
<http://mobot.mobot.org/pick/search/pick.html>
Type in Pinellia, hit the button to see the list. Select the one you =
want
to look at.  Unfortunately,
there's not a lot of information on each species.

Ray
<GRSJr at Juno.com>

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