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Subject: Re: A. fargesii  to A. franchetianum?
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Marge,

See Pascal's explaination and the archive for greater detail.
I find the argument to be compelling.

Re-learning names will be a way of life for all of us Arisaema
enthusiasts as Susan Renner progresses in her genomic study
as the revision of Flora of China gets to the Arisaema section,
and especially as Guy Gusman's book becomes available.

Ray

At 12:05 AM 7/10/2002 -0400, you wrote:

>Oh Ray...don't tell me I've got to re-learn that plant's name yet
>again.  It was purchased as A. franchetianum and then research
>indicated it was actually A. fargesii...so are these not two separate
>species now?
>
>Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
>mtalt at hort.net
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