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10881 - Bromeliads (Garden) - 2013-03-18(Dimensie: 1310 x 933 pixels - Teller: 17760) 1-general Tour Eiffel 
Verzamel locatie: Brazil - Rio de Janeiro - Fotograaf: Uncle Derek Opmerking: How common is Phyllanthidea? Mez wrote about it in 1896 dropped the idea in 1935 but resurrected by Smith 1979 for both Neo pineliana and Neo princeps. Oscar Ribeiro produced this latest amidst his thousands of seedlings, He did the same thing 10 years ago. How is it noboby has reported this phenomemon in seed raising? Could this traitt be tissue cultured? It is certainly different to the many Neo hybrids being churned out these days (Verzonden: brom-l@science.uu.nl) 
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