Bowiea basics

Alberto Grossi crinum@libero.it
Fri, 16 Jan 2009 08:04:00 PST
My volubilis grow in winter-spring and is stronger than kilimandsharica, growing in summer-autumn-winter. 
My gariepensis grow in autumn-winter with glaucous stems, versus green of the former, white star flowers, versus green flowers. 
There is a good comparative description on Flowering Plants of Africa, dealing with volubilis and gariepensis. But I have not found anything about  kilimandsharica but the original description.
I'd like to know more. What is volubilis nana?

Alberto



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Date      : Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:31:11 -0600
Subject : Re: [pbs] Bowiea basics







> >Hi All.
> >The bulbs of my kilimandsharica are really smaller than volubilis. 
> >Gariepensis is a different plant.
> >Alberto
> 
> Dear Alberto,
> 	Sorry this doesn't really differentiate the various 
> 'species'. Any good morphological characteristics?  Key characters?
> 
> 		Thanks	Jim
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Alberto Grossi
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