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From: Eric Gouda <e.j.gouda at UU.NL>
Subject: Re: Mystery plant
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Ray, <br>
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Can you post a picture to the Gallery? You know, one picture ....<br>
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Eric<br>
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A mystery plant has arisen in one of my nursery beds, It looks very
much like Arum italicum, but there never were any Arum in this bed.
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I did have some Amorphophallus planted there in 2004, but I thought
they were all moved and I don't remember one like this.
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The Amorphophallus that were planted there were A. elunnie, A. konjac
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A. leomjere, A. macrophyllum, A. paeonifolius, and A. yuloensis.
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I'm sure it's not konjac or paeonifolius, but, not being an
Amorphophallus buff, I don't know what the others look like.
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Any suggestions?
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Ray Stilwell
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