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From: Al Wootten <awootten at NRAO.EDU>
Subject: Re: Hardy table
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Thanks, Tony!  This list is very helpful.  I'm also thankful that some
of these are in my collection, so I hope to see them soon!

Clear skies,
Al

Tony Avent writes:
> Al:
>
>         There is no question that some Arisaema species are more robus=t and longer
> lived than others. For us, A. saxitale, A. ringens, A. thunbergii, A.
> urashima, A. amurense, A. candidissimum, A. ciliatum, A. fargesii, A.
> franchetianum, A. heterophyllum, A. kiushianum, and A. taiwanensis hav=e
> been the most vigorous and long lived.  I hope this helps.
>