I got this message last week I can't help him but maybe one of the other members Roland Here the text Tom Givnish Hi – I'm a plant ecologist / evolutionary biologist and professor at the University of Wisconsin, and am planning to conduct a next-generation sequencing study of the phylogeny and evolution of lilies worldwide. I hear that there is a possibility that you might have plants of Lilium chitrangadae and possibly other species from India/Himalayas in cultivation. Is that true? If so, might there be a possibility, in a coming year, to obtain ca. 3 leaves for DNA analysis? It would be great to include L. chitrangadae, L. mackliniae, L. sheriffiae, or L. neilgherrense in the study! Cheers, Tom Givnish * Henry Allan Gleason Professor of Botany, University of Wisconsin * givnish@wisc.edu R de Boer 2238 Route de la Maugardiere F 27260 EPAIGNES FRANCE Phone./Fax 0033-232-576-204 Email: bulborum@gmail.com Facebook https://… Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/pages/Bulborum/…