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Orchid Safari: Conservation Part 20:"CONTAINERS FOR ORCHIDS - THE WHICH AND THE WHY OF IT!", 10 Feb 99, Marilyn Light
... seen at www.winterview.com. Unrestricted root growth permits an orchid to store water and nutrients which in turn support the ... is recommended. Perhaps better still is a glass terrarium where the orchid can meander at will in a humid garden. Coarse epiphytes ... heavy basket. This orchid produces clusters of purple flowers in March to May. Oncidium ampliatum One of the popular 'Bee' orchids, this ...
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Orchid Stamps, Nina Rach, 20 Jan 99
... Nina? SophieTC So what countries have produced the most orchid stamps? nina_marie ((Visiting moderator)) I have about 400 different orchid stamps and about 50 orchid covers. Fleur (Tasmania) Do you only collect ... few more species. First, catasetum stamp from Colombia, interesting because it features a pollinating bee. Second, a nice lycaste stamp issued by Poland ('Polska') One more nice species to ...
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The Gongorae, Jay Pfahl, 29 Jul 98
... Jul 98 OrchidSafari ARCHIVES* THE GONGORAE Moderator: Jay Pfahl Orchid Species Website Orchid Hybrid Website WBS, Wed 29 Jul 98 PRE- ... those Catasetums. Go Back to Index TRANSCRIPT Moderator: Jay Pfahl Orchid Species Website Orchid Hybrid Website WBS, Wed 29 Jul 98 Present were ... mimic insects or birds in their flowers form, note the bee-like lower appendages or also hummingbird-like form in the ...
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Basic Hybridizing, Ed Wright, 10 Apr 96
... Trembling Toothpick: Basic Hybridizing by Ed Wright For too many years, orchid breeding has been considered a secret art, passed on from ... supplies food to the remaining seed. This is the orchid equivalent of endosperm, I suppose. Orchid seed do not store any nutrients when the ... a house bet because something was pollinating the things and a bee couldn't get off the ground with that much snoot. Sure ...
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