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T-List
#: TL07-2006-05-15
Subject: T. flexipes Clumping
Observations: Offset propagation.
Submitter: Harold
Holmes
Discussion: 2005
decapitation of 14 rhizomes in July 2005 yeilded 65 offsets produced
on 12 decapitated rhizomes sections when observed in May 2006 (10
months). Three of these sections are shown in these pictures. (Two
sections demised). The thes used PRO-MIX BX mix. Note that the 15B
section below has a large # of offsets in early stages.
Photograph: Harold Holmes(click on
image for medium size) LARGE
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15A. T. flexipes
15 May 2006
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15B. T. flexipes
15 May 2006
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John Gyer Writes:
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T-List
#: TL07-2006-04-21A
Subject: Trillium recurvatum
discussions.
Submitter: John
Gyer
Discussion:The attached pics are of two
forms of T. recurvatum. 'Betty' is self sterile and spreads quickly
by relatively long rhizome off shoots. Its stems are slender and
when it first comes up the plant is quite dark.
'Stubby' is far more robust, fully self fertile, and clumps slowly
from short rhizome offsets.
The differences in flower structure are obvious in the pictures.
The small units on the scale are 1/16 inch.
Photograph: John Gyer(click on image
for medium size) LARGE
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"Stubby"
15 May 2006
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"Stubby"
15 May 2006
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John Gyer Clarksboro NJ USA
Trillium
Books and Publications:
- Trilliaceae resources: (print resources compiled from Susan Farmer
list)
- Samejima and Samejima. 1987. Trillium genus illustrated.
Long out of print, but worth the effort from InterLibrary Loan.
- Freeman, J.D. 1975. Revision of Trillium subgenus Phyllantherum
(Liliaceae). Brittonia 27:1-62.
The paper on sessile-flowered trilliums.
- Case and Case. 1997. Trilliums.
Considered by many to be the standard. Technical and practical.
- Jacobs and Jacobs. 1997. Trilliums in woodland and garden: American
treasures.
More oriented for the gardener. Available from the author.
- Li. 1998. The genus Paris.
In chinese.
- Henderson. 2000. Trilliums for your garden.
Very nice. Lots of pictures. Available from the author.
Links
to Trillium Articles: This will link
you to 30+ trillium articles on the Internet.
Links
to Trillium Websites:
This will link you to trillium websites on the Internet.
Your
Feedback and Submittals:
Please email me your comments ...<comments@trilliumresearch.org>.
Please email any 'trillium articles,
references, or formal or informal publications or processes' submittals
to ... <harold@trilliumresearch.org>
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