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because the former is the disease and the latter is the fungus. I'm not expert, and I don't know how things work in WP Fungi, so I thought I'd post this here. The P. weirii article is still very focus on the disease rather than on the fungus so you might want to take a look at
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I don't now actually know how to rephrase it to incorporate the Ficus Indica or Ficus
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G'day I was after an identification of this orchid from the tasmanian botanical gardens, unfortunately it was untagged but I think it's a species of
Cymbidium, probably a cultivar, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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OK, thanks that makes it more clear for me...It looks like I was to preoccupied with here and now issue of what plants live were and completely neglected the past and the how and from whom they came from questions.
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I own a few electron microscope photos of yucca elata pollen grains. They look just like puffed wheat cereal. If there is any use for them, I would be glad to post them, but need help to do so.
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