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Old 31st July 2008, 07:58 PM
Khoas Khoas is offline
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Default Re: Drosera and some extremely rare tuberous

Yes you are right about heat with Drosera it other genera like Banksia that need heat. What types of hybrids have you managed to produce? Any cross of the different subgroups?
Interesting that eremea is been classifed as subspecies of stricticularis. I have try to cross it with macrantha with no success. I would still be inclined to see it more related to macrantha but as seperate species. It is scrambling herb unlike the stricticularis I saw which had habit closer to menzesii ssp menzesii. Interesting about eremea is it does not release it pollen until after 2pm.
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