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CC 2082 H. mirabilis v. beukmannii
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One of 18 plants grown from 26 seeds received
from Cok as (CG 93-116) and sown on 29/11/1993.
A twin headed plant showing that these forms
offset steadily, two offsets being removed previously on 25/07/2001. Some
of them have roughened retuse windows and some have smooth ones. The leaves are quite
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CC 1508 H. mirabilis v. beukmannii
ex Mitsuo Ekuma of Japan following his visit here
in 1991.
Received as H. emelyae (f. beukmannii).
Shades of green to tan and smaller than the plant above,
although similar in form.
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CC 3196 H. mirabilis v. beukmannii
From our seed batch CCO
533 (CC 1508, above, x CC 1852, a clone from George Lombard). 35
seeds were sown on 05/12/1996 and four clones were retained. |
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CC 105 H. mirabilis v. paradoxa ex SWS
and probably duplicated by CC 106, shown in the
second photograph.
Dark brown/green,
glossy leaves with translucent,
retuse leaf tips. Mid-brown, toothed margins & keel. The outer leaf-surface
has paler, pink speckles & pink 'variegated' smudges. Very nice. |
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CC 18 H. guttata This
plant name is controversial. Originally obtained as H. reticulata f.
guttata it is a handsome and colourful form which, some say, may be of
hybrid origin. |
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