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Petra,

What does MO mean?

--Henry


--- Petra Schmidt <petra at PLANTDELIGHTS.COM> wrote:
> Check the homepage of Flora of China project
> (www.fna.org/china/)
> family Aristolochiaceae, genus Asarum, lots of info
> there.
> Also check the Fora of North America, Vol.3, family
> Aristolochiaceae,
> already published, for info on natives.
>
> Now - regarding arisaema, I saw a wonderful A.
> hainanense at MO recently,
> not yet in bloom, but a nice healthy potted plant of
> it, collected in Viet
> Nam (no, MO doesn't have extras).  Here at PDN, we
> have had great success
> with overwintering A. balansae (also from Viet Nam),
> now 3 years in the
> ground.  A. cordatum, on the other hand, is not
> hardy but we have a nice
> specimen just emerging inside the greenhouse...a
> sure sign that our spring
> has arrived.
> Petra
>


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