primitive plants are not sociable?

I dunno. You get one liverwort in a pot, and before you know it, the whole
mishpocha (extended family) moves in & throws all-night parties.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
"If we see light at the end of the tunnel, It's the light of the oncoming
train."
Robert Lowell (1917-1977)

primitive plants are not sociable?

Iris Cohen schreef
I dunno. You get one liverwort in a pot, and before you know it, the whole
mishpocha (extended family) moves in & throws all-night parties.
Iris,

Canyons and islands don't seem natural spots for all-night parties?
Pot and parties are a natural combination (in some circles).
PvR

P van Rijckevorsel wrote:

Canyons and islands don't seem natural spots for all-night parties?
Pot and parties are a natural combination (in some circles).
PvR

Islands not for partying? Why, then, what's a luau?

M. Reed

P van Rijckevorsel wrote:
Canyons and islands don't seem natural spots for all-night parties?
Pot and parties are a natural combination (in some circles).
PvR

Monique Reed schreef
Islands not for partying? Why, then, what's a luau?

M. Reed

All right, many islands have been degraded so.
However Frank specified tough going to reach the spot ("by definition"),
which would tend to take the joy out of a party?
PvR

I was thinking of the dinosaur palm (Wollemi Pine) which was found as a
gregarions, flippant, voluble and squabbling group at the base of a cliff in
a canyon-type area in western New South Wales (the discover(s) are cagey
about the exact location). I think one was removed and its fellows are
still mourning.



"P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message
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Frank Martin schreef
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look
for
them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going.

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So, IIUC: primitive plants are not sociable?
PvR

Nah, it's like any other group. They're talking about it behind its
back.

M. Reeed

Frank Martin wrote:

I was thinking of the dinosaur palm (Wollemi Pine) which was found as a
gregarions, flippant, voluble and squabbling group at the base of a cliff in
a canyon-type area in western New South Wales (the discover(s) are cagey
about the exact location). I think one was removed and its fellows are
still mourning.

Nah, it's like any other group. They're talking about it behind its
back.

M. Reeed

Frank Martin wrote:

I was thinking of the dinosaur palm (Wollemi Pine) which was found as a
gregarions, flippant, voluble and squabbling group at the base of a cliff in
a canyon-type area in western New South Wales (the discover(s) are cagey
about the exact location). I think one was removed and its fellows are
still mourning.

On 18-Sep-2003, "Frank Martin" wrote:

I was thinking of the dinosaur palm (Wollemi Pine) which was found as a
gregarions, flippant, voluble and squabbling group at the base of a cliff
in
a canyon-type area in western New South Wales (the discover(s) are cagey
about the exact location). I think one was removed and its fellows are
still mourning.


Since these pines are all one clone, they are not so much gregarious as
self-gratifying.


"P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message
...
Frank Martin schreef
Usually in some isolated protected area such a canyon or island. Look
for
them in these places, though by definition it will be tough going.

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So, IIUC: primitive plants are not sociable?
PvR