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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 5:37pm

Kleines Ratespiel ; Was bin ich :-)

Hello

I'm an Amorphophallus type, which is not so great. I come from Thailand. It is relatively rare on eBay me, my sisters and brothers and my children. By collectors, I'm quite popular and desires, because I'm rather extraordinary sort.

So I and my sisters/children look: [img]http://img481.imageshack.us/img481/3964/amorpho11jf.jpg[/img]

and I'm once again: [img]http://img481.imageshack.us/img481/1307/amorpho24in.jpg[/img]


Now my question to you: well, who am I? Na is but guess !



Have fun in the puzzle: wink:: o


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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 6:03pm

Hello
I think it is asterostigmatus Amorphophallus.
This type is rarely found on ebay.
And I think by collectors, it is also popular because it is a rare kind;-)

Mfg: Niels
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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 6:18pm

Faaaalsch; completely wrong: mrgreen: 8)


Links A.asterostigmatus and right the requested type is:

[img]http://img346.imageshack.us/img346/2408/img00243sn.jpg[/img]


The requested type is less than A.asterostigmatus:!:

I would give just got a tip, it would get too easily it. (I'm waiting a little 8)


Gruss Stephan

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 6:23pm

Could it be Amorphophallus atroviridis?
it comes from Thailand and is very rare.

Mfg: Niels
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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 6:29pm

Nope, not.

A.atroviridis are oblong tubers. Approximately like that of A.longituberosus

Vigorously further advise: P

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 6:38pm

Well then is it Amorphophallus krausei.

PS: it would be nice if you time your inventory postets;-)

Mfg: Niels
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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:10pm

Yes, I can do.


Nope, it's not. Comparison time on aroid.org!

I'll give a hint. The tubers in the pictures are almost grown: wink:

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:12pm

Really? but really this is no great art.

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:15pm

I am now just a few names here in:
Amorphophallus symonianus
Amorphophallus tenuispadix
Amorphophallus tonkinensis

And please post net when what is wrong:D

Mfg: Niels
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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:21pm

wrong
wrong
wrong

: mrgreen:: mrgreen:: mrgreen:

Still a tip: one of the smallest Amorphophallus is species! : wink: 8)

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:38pm

Amorphophallus obscurus :?

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Tuesday, May 2nd 2006, 7:42pm

(Na finally 8) was also time: mrgreen:

Have these 3 tubers for 16? get (including shipping) and that was a real bargain.

I'll soon pot them up. Let's see whether whatever they are.

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Thursday, May 18th 2006, 12:51am

aronstab

[img]http://people.freenet.de/neffez01/de1.jpg[/img]
What is that?? :D : shock:
image is not even conceivable: shock::?
but it's an aronstabgeächs:? has flourished verg year: P
is about 2 m high in the autumn and 2 m diameter plant which
hire the image zoom!
bloom is white - yellow ca10 cm high and 3 cm diameter green on the outside
So what? no prob
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Wednesday, May 24th 2006, 6:25pm

Jo Steffen...mit the picture will certainly a probe. : shock:
Everything could be from Calla to Spatiphyllum: roll:
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Wednesday, May 24th 2006, 9:09pm

Hello
think you're right:?
so a picture of the plant: oops:
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Thursday, May 25th 2006, 11:29am

[img]http://people.freenet.de/neffez01/philedendron1.jpg[/img]
Hello:D
so it was ne philedendron ca 25 years: shock: has flourished last year
smells like balm:?
the image a problem was real
G?sse Steffen

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Thursday, May 25th 2006, 1:32pm

philedendron

Hi have anything else in the network found to philedendron

Monstera deliciosa, Blütenschweifund Dieffenbachia related to Philodendron, Caladium, a member of the arum family (Araceae). Wasserbrotwurzel (Colocasia edible) and the huge, smelly Amorphophallus titanum also belong this large tropical family. Monstera deliciosa is native Mexico and Central America, but is a luxurious, climbing epiphyte entirely tropical regions of the world. It is rampant in the Hawaiian Islands of Maui and Kauai. The edible part is the fleshy, elongated female inflorescence (greenish) after pollination and fertilisation and after leaf-like spathe has withered away and fallen. When soft and custard-like, it has the subtle aroma of banana and pineapple. Ã aperture and Kehledie can cause inflammation immature fruits (and the leaves of many species in this family), due to numerous cell is microscopic crystals of calcium oxalats in the vacuoles. Since it represents a block of many mature ovaries of many female flowers, it is is called a multiple fruit. The pineapple and the fruits of the bread are examples of multiple fruit. [Blackberries and strawberries are called whole fruit because the numerous mature ovaries (drupelets and achenes) from a single flower.]
[img]http://waynesword.palomar.edu/ecoph14.htm#monstera[/img]
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Thursday, May 25th 2006, 3:08pm

It is on the Hawaiian Islands of Manila rampant...: lol:: lol:: lol:. even more informative text: wink:
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