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Jim?  Maybe the rain accounts for some of that "coming up" action.  I've
noticed sudden bursts of growth after heavy rains.  But nothing's come up
since that candidissimum of a week ago that seemed to just appear suddenl=y
at 4" tall.. This brings up a question I've been forgetting to ask:

I'm sure that this phenomenon of sudden appearance at 4 to 7 inches --and
"it just wasn't there yesterday", (I think)  has occurred with others. Ha=ve
there been any actual studies of the growth rate of arisaemas?  I know th=at
there have been with bamboo. Academics, please?  Adam in Glenview, IL. US=DA
Zone 5a


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From: "J.E. Shields" <jshields at INDY.NET>
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Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 8:24 AM
Subject: Coming Up


>I see a tuber of Arisaema costatum that I planted last spring is coming =up,