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Wednesday 28th July 2004, 12:08
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Fringed Lily
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Tuesday 3rd August 2004, 19:32
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Wow, a lily that forgot to shave!
Great photo! Which plant family does this belong to? Commelinaceae? |
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Wednesday 4th August 2004, 04:51
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Hi Magpie
Yes, it is a cracking shot, we have a similar species on the East coast of Oz. Joern - it was in the Liliaceae but that family has now been split into several, and this species is now in the Anthericaceae together with genera such as Arthropodium, Dichopogon, Laxmannia and Tricoryne. Cheers Peter
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Thursday 5th August 2004, 15:11
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Ah, good to know! Thanks Peter!
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