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Post by esgalha on Apr 13, 2007 9:54:43 GMT
Does anyone knows were to find Drosophyllum areas in Potugal?
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Post by marcel on Apr 13, 2007 13:55:33 GMT
I am sure some of us do. However, there is a reason not to post this kind of information on the web. There everyone can read it and since not everyone has the best intentions a lot of sites get seriously damaged. Ask the Italians about P. poldini  |
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Post by oscarsilvestre on Apr 13, 2007 22:38:14 GMT
aqui no algarve o drosophyllum está presente na serra de monchique e um pouco pela serra do caldeirão, estas duas localizações foram já descobertas por mim,na serra de monchique as populações são mais numerosas(algumas centenas de individuos), no caldeirão são populações mais pequenas, o que nos leva a questão de que tipo de solo elas preferem.sem duvida que se dão em solos calcarios,mas na serra de monchique as populações que observei estão na maioria em solos graniticos(monchique tem um tipo de granito:sienitos se não estou enganado, logo um solo mais ácido do que calcario,tanto é assim que não muito longe é possivel observar outra carnívora muito rara nestas paragens:a pinguicula lusitanica, uma verdadeira raridade por estas latitudes, mais que provavel será a sua extinção em pouco tempo...o que será lamentavel.
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Clint
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Post by Clint on Apr 13, 2007 23:38:59 GMT
Welcome Oscar!
For the rest of us, Google says that means:
here in algarve drosophyllum is present in the mountain range of monchique and a little for the mountain range of the cauldron, these two localizations already had been discovered by me, in the mountain range of monchique the populations are more numerous (some hundreds of individuos), in the cauldron are smaller populations, what in them it takes the question of that type of ground they preferem.sem doubt that they are given in calcarios ground, but in the mountain range of monchique the populations that I observed are in the majority in graniticos ground (monchique have a type of granite: sienitos if I am not been deceptive, then more acid alone one of what calcario, as much is as soon as not very far is possivel to observe another very rare carnivore in these stoppings: pinguicula lusitanica, a true rarity for these latitudes, more than provavel will be its extinguishing in little time… what he will be lamentavel.
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Post by esgalha on Apr 14, 2007 10:09:55 GMT
Obrigado oscar.
Um dia tenho de fazer uma excursão aos algarves para observar as duas plantas na região.
Recentemente deitei à terra umas sementes de ping lusitanica compradas online e estou a espera que germinem... espero bem que sim.
Ontem já pus a germinar sementes de drosophyllum e mal germinem vou por umas num solo mais acido e outras num solo mais calcario.
abraços
thank you all for the replies.
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Post by SilverKiento on May 19, 2007 11:55:44 GMT
Babelfish to the rescue!
"Obliged Oscar.
One day I will have to make an excursion to algarves to observe the two plants in the region. Recently I sowed seeds of ping lusitanica that I bought online and am waiting for them to germinate... and wait I shall. Yesterday I sowed seeds of drosophyllum and badly ground acido and others in one germinate go for one in one ground calcario. abraços" (I could not make sense of that last sentence so I couldn't clean it up, sorry.)
Whoops.. LATE
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Post by esgalha on May 22, 2007 13:17:44 GMT
rhe last part should be like this.
"yesterday I sowed seeds of drosophyllum and than I will put some sprouts in acid soil, and other in alcalin soil."
news updated.
Just one of my sprouts have survided. from 20 seeds, only 5 or produce sprouts.
the surviving sprout is currently in slightly acid soil.
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