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Sinility strikes again

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GDLWyverex
in TROPICAL LOOKING PLANTS - Other Than Palms

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I forgor the name of this one. Please help me recover my ancient memory.

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Richard

Drimiopsis kirkii

 

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    2 hours ago, carver said:

    Drimiopsis kirkii

     

    Great!

    Kew's suggests that Drimiopsis kirkii is an unofficial synonym for Drimiopsis botryoides.

    Probably a victim of APG IV (2016)

    Thanks so much

     

    Richard

     

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    On 2/28/2017, 5:48:59, carver said:

    Drimiopsis kirkii

     

    After further investigation I have decided that though it looks alot like Drimiopsis kirkii aka Drimiopsis botryoides, that mine is actually a Ledebouria socialis previously known as scilla socialis.

    Thanks

     

    Richard

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