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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 25, 2012 13:02:25 GMT
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Post by Brian Barnes on Apr 25, 2012 13:23:50 GMT
Good shots, Richard! Now, how about some more "CP in situ" films? ;D The last were goodies....  Should be the wet season there now? Brian |
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 25, 2012 14:50:43 GMT
Ha-Har ... You-YANKS 'Just' don't-'Get' How-BIG Australia-IS Do-You!!!  >(*~*)< / >(*U^)< Ha-Har It-Takes 3-&-R-Half Days to Drive To-PERTH From Adelaide ... &-THART's 'Just' One-Side-of-Her to Paraphrase The-DIVA Susan-BOYLE!!! >(*U^)< Ha-Har |
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Post by ICPS-bob on Apr 25, 2012 16:28:24 GMT
So Richard, is the photo you linked D. sessilifolia (as the title of this thread) or D. glanduligera (as the caption of the photo in the link)?
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 5:13:18 GMT
Well-BOB ... Using My-'Finesst' Rowan-ATKINSON / "Black-ADDER" Accent Let-Me Put-It THIS-Way: a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/462873_3843744771891_1226251478_3859615_642519572_o.jpgBeing-Involved With GLANDULIGERA For-Nearly 40-Years Now Since Stumbl'e'ling-Across It's Amazing Speed On My-'First'-Visit to CANNINGTON-Swamp IN-[1974] "I"-Can Assure-You The-Image Being-Supplied-by The BRISSY-Lass Is Definitely-'Not'-of GLANDULIGERA ... &-Anyway It's-Unlikely It-Would Survive Long-enough to Set-Seed THART High-Up Geographically ON The East-Coast of Australia ... but-Considering We NOW-Have SNAP-Heads IN-Glue-Droplets Via PROLIFERA &-an Impending Reappraisal of The-WHOLE-Genus "I"-Wouldn't Rule-OUT Anything IN-These Heady-Times so-to-Speak!!! >(*~*)< / >(*U^)< **** OK Having Said-THART That-Leaves Probably ONLY-Two Possibilites: BURMANNII / SESSILIFOLIA. "I"ve-ONLY Been-IN The Possible-Presence of SESSILIFOLIA For-Less-than 5-Minutes ... so "I"-Can 'Assure'-You "I"M-NO-Expert On 'THIS'-TAXON. However The-Stipules ON The JPEG-Image 'Just' don't-'Look' Right to-Me to-Be BURMANNII Per-se ... Though "I"ve-ONLY-Ever Grown The All-GREEN-Form Personally &-Seen The ALL-Red-Version IN-Other-Peoples Collections Over-The-Years. Nor "I"-Might-ADD Have-"I"-Had Any Personal-Experience with The NEW-Forms of BURMANNII Recently Discovered UP-THART-Way IN-Australia Anyway. i.pbase.com/o3/42/895342/1/121956164.fNWiHNw4.sessilifol_zeker8.jpgSo-Basically "I"m Diverting The-Question to-Experts IN-The-Field ... although Quick Google-Research Suggests THART The-Seeds of SESSILIFOLIA R-Quite-ROUND Compared to BURMANNII. OK ... Was-THART R-'Fair'-&-Generous Assessment of The-Situation ... Or Have-"I"-Become GNARLED-&-TWISTED With Old-Age so-to-Speak!!! >(*~*)< / >(*U^)< Ha-Har **** PS: "Any KEEN-Eyed-Child Can-'Make'-R DISCOVERY"!!! >(*U^)< It's-Coming The-Footage Is-'Just' Too-GOOD ... You'll-Be IMPRESSED!!! >(*U^)< |
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 15:49:46 GMT
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 16:09:47 GMT
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 16:24:45 GMT
img45.imageshack.us/img45/9107/rediioq4.pngWell ... It's-'Hard'-to-Say ... Bit If-THART's SESSILIFOLIA Above ... Then "I"-'Think'-We've [Lily-The-PINK-We've] Got-R-Bit-of HEAD-Scratching Ahead-of-Us Methinkst so-to-Speak!!! >(*~*)< / >(*U^)<
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 16:28:16 GMT
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 26, 2012 16:37:10 GMT
'Think'-"I"ve Accidentally Opened PANDORA's-Box so-to-Speak!!! >(*~*)< / >(*U^)< ANYWAY ... "I"m Calling-It-R-NIGHT See-Yur ... |
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Post by ICPS-bob on Apr 26, 2012 21:21:30 GMT
Be aware that the identity of photos linked in the CP Photo Finder are based on information provided by the owner of that photo. In some cases, the true identity may be different from what the owner says it is. When errors are verified, I try to add a comment after the link, and in some cases, move the link to the proper place. In other words, beware of making definitive conclusions from the photo links. My purpose is to provide information about what is in circulation. When a definitive photo is available, I attempt to add a comment as such to the link. See, for example, the mess created by mass marketing of plants by the name Pinguicula 'Weser' and 'Sethos'. cpphotofinder.com/pinguicula-weser-3877.htmlcpphotofinder.com/pinguicula-sethos-3851.html |
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 29, 2012 17:44:39 GMT
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Post by Richard Davion on Apr 29, 2012 17:53:34 GMT
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Post by peatmoss on Apr 30, 2012 1:46:01 GMT
I believe the plant you have shown in the first post may be a hybrid. Sessifolia leaf:  Burmanii leaf:  |
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Post by John Brittnacher on Apr 30, 2012 2:09:57 GMT
Richard, you have not opened a Pandora's box. it is already open. Drosera burmannii is described as being a green plant with white flowers. There are populations of "Drosera burmannii" in Australia that have red tentacles and green leaves, others with red tentacles and red leaves, and both types may have pink flowers. I also wonder if Drosera sessilifolia has variation within its range in South America but have not grown different varieties side-by-side like I have for Drosera burmannii. And, yes, there are hybrids in circulation making hobbyist determinations a nightmare. www.carnivorousplants.org/howto/GrowingGuides/D_burmannii.phpRobert Gibson has concurred with all this and admits something needs to be done to "fix" the species description of Drosera burmannii but to whom is it worth the time and effort? |
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Should be the wet season there now?
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