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Subject: seed variations
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I have just received my seed allotment - very exciting, thank you donors
and organizers!

There is quite a variation in size and colour in the seeds, and I wonder
if that is diagnostic.  I have made notes in my seed database, just in
case it is.  Then if I find a dropped seed on the floor, or lose a label
on some seed I have collected, I may be able to identify the seed.

The biggest is ringens.
The smallest is jacquemontii.
Most are coloured buff or a slightly reddish brown, but some are not.
Nepenthoides is a dark grayish brown.
Taiwanense is almost white.

Diane Whitehead  Victoria, British Columbia, Canada