Well, who can argue with a nitpicker?
I fell asleep half way thru your post.....................!

"Cereus-validus..." wrote in message
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The proper botanical term is "epiphyte".

None of the dictionaries on-line that provide a definition for "aerophyte"
were botanical ones. They made allowances for use of the word by botanical
illiterates like Peter Stupidus.

BTW, "aerophyte" is not a class in the botanical sense either.


"Peter Jason" wrote in message
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Again Cereus-Epiphitus plunges headlong into the abyss of ignorance, and
there he lies twitching and squawking and trying to convince us all that
he
knows the meaning of "aerophytes".
Of course if he did a Google search on "aerophytes" BEFORE he shoves his
foot down his throat he would discover they are a CLASS of plants.
The only thing growing on aeroplanes at this moment is the volume of
raucous
laughter as the occupants therein read the last post (with a bugle
commentary) of our Cereus.Insanus.
chortle! chortle!



"Cereus-validus..." wrote in message
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And what is an "aerophytes" supposed to be?

A plant that grows on aeroplanes?

You are showing your lack of botanical knowledge again, Pity Pete.

Platycerium are epiphytic.

You are the one that should be hanging on a wall.


"Peter Jason" wrote in message
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"Niels Vorgaard Christensen" wrote in message
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Hi.

Would anybody be able to tell me what kind of plant this is:
http://ostenfeld.dk/~nielsvc/plante.jpg


Regards,
Niels


Why don't you replant the poor thing? The pot is too small.
It looks like one of those aerophytes that should be hanging on a
wall.