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Freitag, 8. Juni 2007, 23:06

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Hello together,

today I start my first entry in this interesting designed Forum. Short to me, I've become proud owner of a tuber from the genus Amorphophallus (xx) in the meantime a small plant of 12 cm arose from this, as well as a 2-year plant (24 cm) since Easter of this year. Because I like to just want to know what type (s) it is on these two, hope, and I ask you specialists to clarify my question to me.

Influence of jam please let not from the name on the Pflanzlables. That was my research but with high uncertainty!



I'm excited already on your answer.

Gruss Dieter

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Sonntag, 10. Juni 2007, 09:13

Halo Dieter,

Although a precise determination of (almost) only with bloom can be done, I would argue the label does not lie.

Greeting
Aroid

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Sonntag, 10. Juni 2007, 10:48

It would be even A. albus in question.

A tuber, which last year had schwarzgrüne and ungefleckte petioles with me is driving out just this year.
Gruß rooman

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Sonntag, 10. Juni 2007, 12:20

Hi Dieter,.

I concur Aroid and Rooman....;-)

1 Scene - konjak
2. Image - albus

If it really is albus, you'll can see in the fall in the tytischen foothills:

Guckst you here!

http://aroid.org/genera/Amorphophallus/Albus/albusTuber.jpg

MfG,
Bernhard.

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Sonntag, 10. Juni 2007, 13:25

Hello

Aroid concur - my tip:;-)

(a) A. konjac
(b) also A. konjac, however for me "vergeilt" looks (reminds me of my under artificial light)

I can not imagine Albus, I know that just like the picture of René under "Petioles - pictures" shown, so dark speckles on a pale green background pattern 1 / 2, Max 2 / 3 root. Leave of course like to teach me a better :D , the pattern / color can be Yes really extremely different and vary according to my observations even with advancing age of the leaf and the Corm.

Where do you have for the plant? When has it been your hand?

LG,
Martina

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Sonntag, 10. Juni 2007, 18:59

Hello people,
the 2nd image could very well be an albus. My big Albus has almost exactly the same petiole. Whereas other albus has a purely green petiole. As I already wrote the Petiolen within a species are highly variable.
Mit grünen Grüßen

Niels :D

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Montag, 11. Juni 2007, 14:40

Hello together,

first thank you for the many information. I believe to be a further step forward.
A few weeks ago, I knew not this species, now she pulled me under their spell.

OK, with absolute certainty should they first flowering, but it takes just yet.

If I understand correctly, the A. rivieri Durieu is equal to the A. konjac or?

To your questions Martina:
I've got the tuber of a friend as an interesting gift.
You developed your hand between 08.06 September 04. /.

Gruss Dieter

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Montag, 11. Juni 2007, 19:28

Hi Dieter,.

Plant species are more often described; so much I know is the name of the first description incl. author of valid.

There is some information to Amorphophallusnamen:

http://www.plantnames.unimelb.edu.au/Sor…phophallus.html

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Dienstag, 3. Juli 2007, 09:50

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To your questions Martina:
I've got the tuber of a friend as an interesting gift.
You developed your hand between 08.06 September 04. /.

Gruss Dieter


Would be interesting to know where your friend has the tuber. Frequently circulated are actually only A. konjac and EV. A. bulbifer. The other species found almost only at selected retailers / Internet shops (or just by fellow Amorpho freaks) :D . In the former, a type name it should be but - that is of course not always...

Flower is of course a unique testament :D sometimes one can approach on even after the principle of exclusion of the kind, so e.g. formation of Blattbulbillen (e.g. A. bulbifer), formation of round tubers or streamer-like branches (as mentioned above as albus), formation of primary Cormels (some species form no konjac as many) etc.

LG,
Martina

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Freitag, 13. Juli 2007, 00:17

< I think, which slips from the bract is a cellulose and the 2nd is syn Odoratus ne. dunii.

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