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From: Erick Adams <rogthegoat at HOTMAIL.COM>
Subject: Re: Arisaema-L Gallery Image Upload (2538) Arisaema triphyl=
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I'd say about 5% of the local tripyllum produce a spadix appendage

that's green inside the tube while the top=2C exserted portion=2C is =purple=
=2C 

in the style of A. ehimense. 

I did find a very rare one yesterday that's got an inverted color scheme==2C

with a red bottom & a green top. I'll post a picture once I can get a=2=0

good shot. 

I swear the swamp was guarding the thing=2C for it grew on a small knot=of =
land 

surrounded by thick muck that will bear your weight one moment and then s=uc=
k

your leg in up to your knee the next (it happened). It was hidden amongst=a=
vining 

thicket of bull briars (Smilax rotundifolia)=2C and trees of poison sum=ac (=
Toxicodendron vernix)

wove their fingery leaves amongst them.  Poison ivy (Toxicodendron radica=ns=
) ran about

the place where the jacks grew=2C but hid from view below young Impatie=ns c=
apensis shoots.

It was so tangled in a 4 inch (10cm) thick matte of solid roots that I al=mo=
st gave up=2C but

in the end I teased it from the earth in one piece. Then I went home=2C=& p=
icked the Lyme Disease

ridden ticks off (may they burn eternally).  

Rhode Island swamps are no joke=2C but there's some nice plants out the=re.=

-erick

> Date: Sun=2C 9 May 2010 00:29:51 -0500
> From: adam14113 at AMERITECH.NET
> Subject: Re: Arisaema-L Gallery Image Upload (2538) Arisaema triphyllum
> To: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL
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> It looks as if the spadix is bicolored. Is this aso usual?

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I'd say about 5% of the local&nbsp=3Btripyllum produce a spadix appenda=ge<B=
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that's green inside the tube while the top=2C exserted portion=2C is =purple=
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in the style of A. ehimense. <BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
I did find a very rare&nbsp=3Bone yesterday that's got an inverted colo=r sc=
heme=2C<BR>
with a red bottom &amp=3B a green top. I'll post a picture once I can g=et a=
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good shot. <BR>
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I swear the swamp was guarding the thing=2C for it grew on a small knot=of =
land <BR>
surrounded by thick muck that will bear your weight one moment and then s=uc=
k<BR>
your leg in up to your knee the next (it happened).&nbsp=3BIt was hidde=n am=
ongst a vining <BR>
thicket of bull briars (Smilax rotundifolia)=2C and trees of poison sum=ac (=
Toxicodendron vernix)<BR>
wove their fingery leaves amongst them.&nbsp=3B Poison ivy (Toxicodendr=on r=
adicans)&nbsp=3Bran about<BR>
the&nbsp=3Bplace where the jacks grew=2C but hid from view below youn=g Impa=
tiens capensis shoots.<BR>
It was so tangled&nbsp=3Bin a 4 inch (10cm) thick matte of solid&nbsp==3Broo=
ts that I almost gave up=2C but<BR>
in the end I teased it from the earth in one piece. Then I went home=2C=&am=
p=3B picked the Lyme Disease<BR>
ridden ticks off (may they burn eternally).&nbsp=3B&nbsp=3B<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
Rhode Island swamps are no joke=2C but there's some nice plants out the=re. =
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&nbsp=3B<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
-erick<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
&nbsp=3B<BR>
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isaema triphyllum<BR>&gt=3B To: ARISAEMA-L at NIC.SURFNET.NL<BR>&gt=3B <=BR>&gt=
=3B It looks as if the spadix is bicolored. Is this aso usual?<BR><BR> ==
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