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> From: Barry Yinger <asiatica at NNI.COM>
> say). Many asarums are gnat specific, which is why many species
> (including splendens) rarely set seed in cultivation.
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Having been so excited to find slugs were not the pollinators, I
neglected to read all your message carefully.  I am assuming, then,
that the required gnats live in Japan or wherever the country of
origin of a species is?


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