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Gote. I don't know whether this will pertain to arisaema dormancy.  But I
would not be surprised if it did.  It is not what I would have thought.
i.e., the number of hours of cold exposure.  I had been acquainted with t=he
idea of elapsed time since blooming to break dormancy in other plants--bu=t
this was a new idea for me.


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