robert128
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Post by robert128 on Apr 5, 2012 11:31:16 GMT
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Post by Brian Barnes on Apr 6, 2012 19:58:27 GMT
Hi Robert, One way to discern between the two, is the presence of a waxy/powdery coating on the inside of the leaves and "tank". Only C. berteroniana is known to possess this trait, to my knowledge...  Hope this helps, Brian |
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Post by mcmcnair on Apr 25, 2012 14:19:35 GMT
that is definitely morreniana. I have had morreniana for awhile and I believed it was berteroniana, it came mislabeled and when I put it up for trade on Terraforums people informed me that my identification of berteroniana was incorrect. From what I have learned, the easiest way to tell whether you have berteroniana or morreniana is by the number of pups produced at a single time. Berteroniana will only produce one pup, while morreniana will produce multiple pups. My Catopsis produced 6 pups at once so that eliminates berteroniana from the ID. Hope that helps.
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