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Dario Biolcati Rinaldi schreef
400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it + + + There are only pictures of very few of these 400 species, and none of these pictures is accompanied by the name of the plant. More a guessing game than anything else? PvR |
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Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home
page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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400 botanical species:
http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it Sorry, but your spelling and taxonomy are atrocious. 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) |
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Your are being too nice.
Most of the names are completely wrong. http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it/Homeset.htm Get back to us when you get the names straightened out, Daryl. "Iris Cohen" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it Sorry, but your spelling and taxonomy are atrocious. 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) |
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Could you tell me some wrong name, so i can change them?
"Cereus-validus" ha scritto nel messaggio m... Your are being too nice. Most of the names are completely wrong. http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it/Homeset.htm Get back to us when you get the names straightened out, Daryl. "Iris Cohen" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it Sorry, but your spelling and taxonomy are atrocious. 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) |
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Rinaldi writes Could you tell me some wrong name, so i can change them? You seem to have mixed Italian and botanical names, and descriptions, without any punctuation or formatting to separate them, so the list is confused, especially as I have hardly any Italian. It also looks as it's been unsuccessfully OCRed, with the presence of 1s (one's) in some of the names, and frequent use of M for N. Possibly also spell-corrected as if it was Italian. I attach an attempt at translating the names into botanical. AZALEA RUSTICA ABELIA FLORIBUNDA OK ABETE DEL CAUCASO ABIES PICEA ALBA PECTINATA ABETE BIANCO ABIES PICEA NORMANDIANA Abies nordmanniana ABIES PICEA PUNGES GLAUCA HOPSII Picea pungens cultivar? ABIES PICEA PUNGES GLAUCA NANA Picea pungens cultivar? ABIES PICEAABETE ROSSO ~ ACACIA JULlBRISSIM ALBIZZIA Acacia or Albizzia julibrissin (the latter seems to be current) ACERO ARGENTO VARIEGATUM MEGUNDO Acer negundo 'Variegatum' ACERO BUOARGENIANUM Acer buergenianum ACERO CAMPESTRIS OPPIO Acer campestris (don't know what OPPIO represents) ACERO CAPPODOCICUM Acer cappodocicum ACERO CRIMSON KING Acer platanoides 'Crimson King' ACERO DRUMMONDIII PLATANOIDES Acer platanoides 'Drummondii' ACERO FLAMINGO MEGUNDO Acer negundo 'Flamingo' ACERO GINNALA Acer ginnala ACERO JAPONICA PALMATUM ATROPURPUREA Acer palmatum f. atropurpureum ACERO LEOPOLDII ACERO MEGUNDO AUREA VARIEGATUM Acer negundo 'Aureovariegatum' ACERO PALMATUM CRISPII CRISPIFOLIUM ACERO PALMATUM DISSECTUM ATROPURPUREA Acer palmatum Dissectum Atropurpureum Group ACERO PSEUDOPLATANOIDES SPHAETTII Acer pseudoplatanus 'Atropurpureum' ACERO SACCHARINUM Acer saccharinum ACERO SACCHARINUM WIERII Acer saccharinum, perhaps cv 'Laciniatum Wieri' AESCULUS IPPOCASTANO COMUNE Aesculus hippocastaneum wild type AGAVE AMERICANA OK AGAVE FEROX AILANTHUS ALTISSIMA GLANDULOSA AILANTO Ailanthus altissima ALNUS GLUTINOSA FRANGULA ALNUSGLUTINOSA ONTANO NERO AMELANCHIER CAMADENSIS Amelanchier canadensis ARAUCARIA ARAUCANA "PINO DEL CILE" Araucaria araucana ARBUTUS UMEDO CORBEZZOLO AUCUBA JAPONICA AZZERUOLO CRATAEGUS AZAROLUS Crataegus azarolus BERBERIS THUNBERGII ATROPURPUREA Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea BETULA ALBA BETULLA Betula pendula? BIGNONIA RADICANS CAMPSIS Campsis radicans? BOUGAINVILLEA BUGANVILLEA VARIEGATUM Bougainvillea glabra 'Harrisii'? BROUSOMETIA PAPIRIFOLIA "GELSO DA CARTA" Broussonetia papyrifolia BULLEIA DAVIDII DIVERSI COLORI Buddleia davidii mixed colours BUXUS BOSSO SEMPERVIRES Buxus sempervirens CALLA ZANTEDESCHIA Zantedeschia aethiopica aka Calla aethiopica? CALYCANTHUS FRANGRAS PREACOS D'INVERNO CAMELLlA JAPONICA OK CARPINELLA "CARPINO BIANCO DEL BOSCONE DELLA MESOLA" CARPINUS BETULAS "CARPINO NERO" Carpinus betulus CARPINUS PIRAMIDALIS FASTIGIATA BETULUS CASTANEA CASTAGNO SATIVA Castanea sativa CATALPA BIGNONIOIDES OK CATALPA BUNGEI BIGNOGNOIDES NANA CEDRO DEODARA AUREA Cedrus deodara 'Aurea' CEDRO DEODARA PENDULA Cedrus deodara 'Pendula' CEDRUS DELL'HIMALAYA CEDRO DI DEODARA Cedrus deodara CEDRUS LlBANI "CEDRO DEL LIBANO" OK. Cedrus libani CEDRUSATLANTICA "CEDRO DELL'ATLANTE" Cedrus atlantica (or Cedrus libani subsp atlantica) CEDRUSATLANTICA GLAUCA - - Cedrus atlantica Glauca Group CELTIS AUSTRALIS BAGOLARO O SPACCASASSI CERCIDIPHlLLUM JAPONICA Cercidophyllum japonicum CERCIS SILIQUASTRUM "ALBERO DI GIUDA" OK CHAENOMELES JAPONICA CRIMSON AND GOLD Chaenomeles x superba 'Crimson and Gold' CHAMAECYPARIS ANDORRA COMPATTA CHAMAECYPARIS FLETCHERI VERDEAZZURRO Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Fletcheri' CHAMAECYPARIS LAWSONIANA ALLUMII E LANE Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Alumii' Chamaecyparis lawsoniana 'Lane' CHAMAECYPARIS NOOTCHATENSIS PENDULA Chamaecyparis nootkaensis 'Pendula' CHAMAEROPS EXCELSIA TRACHDCARPUS FORTUNEI Trachycarpus fortunei (Chamaerops excelsa Hort.) CITRUS TRIPTERA TRIFOGLIATA FALSO ARANCIO AMARO SPINOSO CLEMATIS ARMANDII CLMEATIS RAMPICANTI - VARI COLORI - CORDILINE AUSTRAUS DRACAENA INDIVISA Cordyline indivisa? CORNIOLO CORMUS MAS Cornus mas CORNUS ALBA ELEGANTISSIMA OK CORNUS ALBA GOUCHAULTII OK CORNUS CONTROVERSA OK CORYLLlS AVVELLANA "NOCCIOLO" Corylus avellana COTINUS COGGYGRIA SCOTANO ATROPURPUREA COTONEASTER HORRIZONTALIS Cotoneaster horizontalis CRATAEGUS PRUMIFOGLIA MONOGINA PRUGNOLO Crataegus persimilis 'Prunifolia'? CRIPTOMERIA JAPONICA CRISTATA Cryptomeria japonica 'Cristata' CRIPTOMERIA JAPONICA GLOBOSA NANA Cryptomeria japonica 'Globosa Nana' CUPRESSOCIPARIS ARIZONICA Cupressus arizonica? ELEAEAGNUS PUNGES MACULATA AUREA Elaeagnus pungens 'Maculata'? ELEAEAGNUS X EBBINGEI VERDE GRIGIO Elaeagnus x ebbingei cv ELEAGNUS ANGUSTI FOGLIA OLlVlGNO Elaeagnus angustifolia ERBA DELLA PAMPAS GYNERIUM ARGENTEUM Cortaderia selloana EUCALYPTUS GUNNII OK EUONIMUS JAPONICA AUREAPICTUS Euonymus japonicus 'Aureopictus' EUONIMUSALATUS COMPACTUS Euonymus alatus 'Compactus' FAGUS FAGGIO SYLVATICA Fagus sylvatica FAGUS ROSSO MAYOR "FAGGIO ROSSO" Fagus sylvatica Cuprea group? FAGUS SYLVATICA PENDULA Fagus sylvatica 'Pendula' FATSIA JAPONICA ARALIA SIEBOLDII Fatsia japonica (Aralia sieboldii Hort.) FAXINUS DIVERSIFOGLIA Fraxinus excelsior f. diversifolia FRAXINUS JASPIDEA AMERICANA "FRASSINO GIALLO D'INVERNO" Fraxinus excelsior 'Jaspidea'? FRAXINUS ORNUS "ORNIELLO FRASSINO MAGGIORE" OK FRAXINUS PENDULA FRASSINO PENDULO EXCELSIOR Fraxinus excelsior 'Pendula' FRAYNUS VITTELLINA PENDULA FURCRAEA MAR Furcraea selloa var. marginata? GELSO MORUS JBRIDA GELSO MORUS PLATANIFOGLIA GINKGO BILOBA OK GINKGO BILOBA PENDULA Gingko biloba 'Pendula' GIUGGIOLO ZIZVPHUS SATIVA Zizyphus jujuba GLEDITSCHIA TRIACANTHOS SHUNBURST GIALLA Gleditsia triacanthos 'Sunburst' GUAIABO DEL BRASILE FEIDOYA SELLOWIANA Acca sellowiana HEDERA CANARIENSIS GLOIRIEDE MARENGO Hedera canariensis 'Gloire de Marengo' HEDERA HELlX ELEGANTISSIMA HIBISCUS SYRIACUS ROSSO BIANCO BLU HYDRANGEAORTENSIA VARICOLORI Hydrangea (Hortensias, various colours) ILEX AGRIFOGLIA VARI COLORI' possibly Ilex aquifolium various colours JUCCA GLORIOSA Yucca gloriosa JUNIPERUS CHINENSIS PHITZERIANA AUREA Juniperus x media 'Pfitzeriana Aurea' KERRIA JAPONICA OK KOELREUTERIA PAMICULATA Koelreuteria paniculata KOLKWlTZIA AMABILIS OK LABURNUM ANAGYROIDES MAGGIO CIONDOLO LAGESTROEMIA INDICA Lagerstroemia indica LANTANA CAMARA SNOW QUEEN LAURUS ALLORA NOBIUS LAURUS CERASUS LAURO PRUNUSCERASUS Prunus laurocerasus? LAVANDULA LAVANDA SPIGA LEPTOSPERMUM SCOPARIUM OK LIMONE CITRUS LIMON Citrus limon LlGUSTRUM AUREA MARGINATA Ligustrum ovalifolium 'Aureomarginatum' LlPPIA CITRIODORA CITRONELLA Aloysia triphylla LlQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA OK LlRIODENDRO TULIPIFERA "ALBERO DEI TULIPANI" Liriodendron tulipifera MACLURA AURANTIACA POMIFERA Maclura pomifera? MAGNOLIA SOULANGEANA Magnolia x soulangeana MAHONIA CHARITY Mahonia x media 'Charity' MELIA AZEDARACH "LILLA DELLE INDIE" OK MELOGRANO PUNICA GRANATUM METASEQUOIA GLYPTOSTROBOIDES OK MHISCANTHUS JAPONICUS NANDINA DOMESTICA OK NERIUM OLEANDER "OLEANDRO" NESPOLO COMUNE MESPILUS GERMANICA NOCCIOLO DI BISANZIO CORYLLlS-COLLURNA NOCE NIGRA "NOCE NERO" NOCE REGIA "NOCE COMUNE" NYSSA SYLVATICA OK OLIVO OLEAEUROPEA Olea europaea ONOCLEA ATHYRIACEAE FELCE OSMANTHUS FRAGRANS OK OSTRYA CARPINIFOGLIA Ostrya carpinifolia PAENONIA PEONIA LUTEA SUFFRUTICOSA Paeonia something or other PARROTIA PERSICA OK PARTHENOCISSUS QUINQUEFOLIA "VITE DEL CANADA IK PAUOLOWNIA TOMENTOSA Paulownia tomentosa PHILLIREA ANGUSTIFOLIA Phillyrea angustifolia PHORMIUM TENAX VARIEGATUM OK PINUS EXCELSA WALLICHIANA GRIFFITHII PINUS MARITTIMA "PINO PINASTER" Pinus pinaster PINUS MUGO POMILIO Pinus mugo var. pumilio PINUS NIGRA "PINO NERO" AUSTRIACA Pinus nigra ssp. nigra PINUS PINEA "PINO DA PINOLI" EUROPEA PINUS SYLVESTRIS "PINO DI SCOZIA" OK PITTOSPORUM PITTOSPORO TOBIRA Pittosporum tobira PLATANUS ORIENTALIS OK POPULUS ALBA GATTICE PIOPPO BIANCO ITALICUS POPULUS NIGRA ITALICA PHIRAMIDALIS "CIPRESSINO" POTENTILLA FRUTTICOSA Potentilla fruticosa PRUNUS ****ARDI ROSSO Prunus cerasifera '****ardi'? PSEUDOTSUGA MENZIESII DOUGLASIA TOXIFOLIA Pseudotsuga menziesii PTEROCARIA FRAXINIFOLIA CAUCASICA "FRASSINO DEL CAUCASO" Pterocarya fraxinifolia? PUNICA GRANATUM "NANO DELLE ANTILLE" PUNICA GRANATUM LEGRELLEI PYRACANTHA ANGUSTIFOLIA OK QUERCUS ILEX "LECCIO" OK QUERCUS PALUSTRIS "QUERCIA DI PALUDE" OK QUERCUS PUBESCENS ROVERELLA QUERCUS ROBUR FARNIA PEDUNCOLATA QUERCUS ROBUR FASTIGIATA Quercus robur f. fastigiata QUERCUS RUBRA QUERCIA BOREALIS ROSSA QUERCUS SUBER SUGHERA "QUERCIA DA SUGHERO" RHODODENDROH "RODODENDRO" RHUS TYPHINA OK RHYNCHOSPERMUM JASMINOIDES FALSO GELSOMINO ROBINIA HISPIDA ROSEA Robinia hispida 'Rosea' ROBINIA PSEUDOACACIA CASQUE ROUGE ROBINIA UMBRECULIFERA Robinia pseudoacacia 'Umbraculifera' ROSAI DAI DIVERSI COLORI, ALBERELLO E CESPUGLIO SALIX CAPREA OK SALlX MATSUDANA CONTORTA" SALICE TORTUOSO" Salix babylonica var. pekinensis 'Tortuosa' SAMBUCUS NIGRA "SAMBUCO" SEQUOIA GIGANTEA WELLlNGTONIANA "SEQUIOIADENDRO" Sequoiadendron giganteum SHIADOPHISIS WERTICILLATA SCIADOPITYS Sciadopitys verticillata SOPHORA JAPONICA COMUNE Sophora japonica wild type SOPHORA JAPONICA PENDULA Sophora japonica 'Pendula' SORBUS "SORBO DEGLI UCCELLATORI" SORBUS "SORBO DOMESTICA" Sorbus domestica SPIRAEA ARGUTA Spiraea 'Arguta' SPIRAEA JAPONICA SHIROBANA Spiraea japonica 'Shirobana' SYRINGA VULGARIS LILLA TAMARIX GALLICA ROSEA E BIANCO Tamarix gallica rose(pink) and white TASSO TAXUS BACCATA FASTIGIATA Taxus baccata 'Fastigiata' TAXSODIUM DISTICUM "CIPRESSO:CALVO" Taxodium distichum TAXUS BACCATA "TASSO" OK THUIA PLICATA Thuja plicata TILIA "TILIO CORDATA" Tilia cordata UBOCEDRUS DECURRENS FASTIGIATA UBOCEDRUS DECURRENS VARIEGATO CREMASI I guess that these two are Calocedrus decurrens, but I don't know about the cultivars. ULMUS CAMPESTRIS ULMUS GHElSA GIAPPONESE Ulmus parvifolia 'Geisha'? ULMUS GLABRA PENDULA Ulmus glabra 'Pendula' if correctly labelled; could be 'Camperdownii' ULMUS HOLLANDICA Ulmus x hollandica WEIGELIA VARIEGATA Weigela 'Flora Variegata'? WlSTARlA CHINENSIS "GLICINE DELLA CINA" Wisteria sinensis? ZANTEDESCHIA CALDA Zantedeschia aethiopica? note that this is the 2nd occurrence in the list ZELCOVA SANDERIANA Zelkova - could it be Zelkova schniederiana? -- Stewart Robert Hinsley http://www.malvaceae.info/ |
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In article , Stewart Robert Hinsley
writes In article , Dario Biolcati Rinaldi writes Could you tell me some wrong name, so i can change them? You seem to have mixed Italian and botanical names, and descriptions, without any punctuation or formatting to separate them, so the list is confused, especially as I have hardly any Italian. It also looks as it's been unsuccessfully OCRed, with the presence of 1s (one's) in some of the names, and frequent use of M for N. Possibly also spell-corrected as if it was Italian. Oops. They're not 1s, they're lower case Ls. And I missed some. I attach an attempt at translating the names into botanical. CAMELLlA JAPONICA OK Camellia japonica CEDRUS LlBANI "CEDRO DEL LIBANO" OK. Cedrus libani Cedrus libani HEDERA HELlX ELEGANTISSIMA Hedera helix cv KOLKWlTZIA AMABILIS OK Kolkwitzia amabilis LlQUIDAMBAR STYRACIFLUA OK Liquidambar styraciflua WEIGELIA VARIEGATA Weigela 'Flora Variegata'? Weigela 'Florida Variegata'? -- Stewart Robert Hinsley |
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Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote: I attach an attempt at translating the names into botanical. Can I play too? N.B. My botanical credentials are nowhere near as good as the other posters, but I've done a fair bit of work repairing corrupted text. I probably spell things right, but may not identify correctly, or recognise obsolete names, so don't take my word for it. Corrections would be appreciated. The common names I supply are obviously English, and far from universal. ABIES PICEA PUNGES GLAUCA HOPSII Picea pungens cultivar? Probably the cultivar 'Hoopsi(i)' Common name: Hoopsi blue spruce AGAVE FEROX I think this is okay. Maybe the local succulent expert can comment. ARBUTUS UMEDO CORBEZZOLO Arbutus unedo? Common name: strawberry tree AUCUBA JAPONICA OK? CARPINUS PIRAMIDALIS FASTIGIATA BETULUS Carpinus betulus f. pyramidalis fastigiata? CITRUS TRIPTERA TRIFOGLIATA FALSO ARANCIO AMARO SPINOSO Poncirus trifoliata? Common name: trifoliate orange. COTINUS COGGYGRIA SCOTANO ATROPURPUREA Cotinus coggygria 'Atropurpurea' ? Common name: smoke tree HIBISCUS SYRIACUS ROSSO BIANCO BLU Hibiscus syriacus Cultivars of this plant have a wide variety of flower color and pattern. Around here, it's called Rose of Sharon, an epithet used for many unrelated plants elsewhere. LAURUS ALLORA NOBIUS Laurus nobilis? Common name: bay tree LAVANDULA LAVANDA SPIGA Lavandula officinalis (syn L. spica) MELOGRANO PUNICA GRANATUM Punica granatum Common name: pomegranate MHISCANTHUS JAPONICUS Miscanthus japonicus? NERIUM OLEANDER "OLEANDRO" OK Common name: oleander NESPOLO COMUNE MESPILUS GERMANICA Mespilus germanica Common name: medlar "Nespolo" is also used for the loquat. I can't identify either visually. PAENONIA PEONIA LUTEA SUFFRUTICOSA Paeonia something or other P.suffruticosa Common name: Japanese tree peony. Lots of cultivars, including yellow ones. PUNICA GRANATUM "NANO DELLE ANTILLE" PUNICA GRANATUM LEGRELLEI More kinds of pomegranate, Punica granatum. QUERCUS RUBRA QUERCIA BOREALIS ROSSA Quercus borealis, or maybe Q. borealis maximus Common name: red oak QUERCUS SUBER SUGHERA "QUERCIA DA SUGHERO" Quercus suber Common name: cork oak SAMBUCUS NIGRA "SAMBUCO" Sambucus nigra Common name: elderberry SYRINGA VULGARIS LILLA Syringa vulgaris Common name: lilac |
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Can I play too? N.B. My botanical credentials are nowhere near as good as the other posters, but I've done a fair bit of work repairing corrupted text. I probably spell things right, but may not identify correctly, or recognise obsolete names, so don't take my word for it. Corrections would be appreciated. CARPINUS PIRAMIDALIS FASTIGIATA BETULUS Carpinus betulus f. pyramidalis fastigiata? + + + No. Likely Carpinus betulus 'Fastigiata' (syn Carpinus betulus var pyramidalis) Remember if it is a forma it is a name under the ICBN. Such names can have at most three parts + + + CITRUS TRIPTERA TRIFOGLIATA FALSO ARANCIO AMARO SPINOSO Poncirus trifoliata? Common name: trifoliate orange. + + + This is a creative guess, especially in view of the "amaro". The "spinoso" does not hurt either + + + QUERCUS RUBRA QUERCIA BOREALIS ROSSA Quercus borealis, or maybe Q. borealis maximus Common name: red oak + + + No. Quercus rubra (syn Quercus borealis) PvR |
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"P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message .. .
Stewart Robert Hinsley schreef You seem to have mixed Italian and botanical names, and descriptions, without any punctuation or formatting to separate them, so the list is confused. + + + You are too good for this world. However there are levels in this guessing game you have not penetrated, such as the wholesale mixing in of synonyms into the already undecipherable mix of current names and vernacular names: [...] Not to mention cultivar names, apparently. Actually, being usually an inhabitant of alt.usage.english and such word-places, I found the guessing game moderately entertaining. Am I, do you think, wrong in fancying I detected possible evidence of OCR? Mike. |
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Not to mention cultivar names, apparently. Actually, being usually an inhabitant of alt.usage.english and such word-places, I found the guessing game moderately entertaining. Am I, do you think, wrong in fancying I detected possible evidence of OCR? + + + No, that is quite clear. However it was already pointed out much earlier: ----- Original Message ----- From: Stewart Robert Hinsley Newsgroups: sci.bio.botany Sent: Saturday, July 24, 2004 7:13 PM You seem to have mixed Italian and botanical names, and descriptions, without any punctuation or formatting to separate them, so the list is confused, especially as I have hardly any Italian. It also looks as it's been unsuccessfully OCRed, with the presence of 1s (one's) in some of the names, and frequent use of M for N. Possibly also spell-corrected as if it was Italian. |
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Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps.......
"Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad
website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat.
Proper identification is not compromise. My friend Guido Braem, a very learned but undiplomatic taxonomist, will love that. 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) |
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The average person thinks a taxonomist is someone who either stuffs and
mounts plants or an expert at preparing tax returns anyway!!! "Iris Cohen" wrote in message ... Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. My friend Guido Braem, a very learned but undiplomatic taxonomist, will love that. 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) |
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Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat.
Proper identification is not compromise. Cereus, Guido says you're a genius. 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) |
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Tsk. Are you a teacher? I pity the innocent students driven to suicide by
your ascerbic & astringent attitude. And what's this "Cereus-validus" crap; is it mock-latin for 'waxing truth'? "Cereus-validus" wrote in message . .. What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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Cereus, Guido says you're a genius. + + + Apparently we should take the fact that Guido is undiplomatic as a sign that he is poor in judging up people? PvR |
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Too bad you weren't one of them, Petereader.
You wouldn't be missed, you thin skinned prissy wussy. Why don't you go hiking in the woods and experiment tasting berries to find out which ones are poisonous? "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Tsk. Are you a teacher? I pity the innocent students driven to suicide by your ascerbic & astringent attitude. And what's this "Cereus-validus" crap; is it mock-latin for 'waxing truth'? "Cereus-validus" wrote in message . .. What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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You definitely wouldn't want to know his opinion of you then, self righteous
Rinkytink!!! "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message ... Iris Cohen schreef Cereus, Guido says you're a genius. + + + Apparently we should take the fact that Guido is undiplomatic as a sign that he is poor in judging up people? PvR |
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We understand that this (the fact that the number of people who have said
that you are a genius has suddenly doubled) went to your head. Don't let the ecstasy last too long. PvR Cereus-validus schreef You definitely wouldn't want to know his opinion of you then |
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No need to guess who is green with envy.
Don't need to take ecstasy to get that natural high. You shouldn't do the stuff either. It will rot your brain. "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message ... We understand that this (the fact that the number of people who have said that you are a genius has suddenly doubled) went to your head. Don't let the ecstasy last too long. PvR Cereus-validus schreef You definitely wouldn't want to know his opinion of you then |
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I suppose it is good that you know what rotted your brain.
Not so sure if you needed to share that information. We don't need to ask how you get your "natural highs" either. Cereus-validus schreef No need to guess who is green with envy. Don't need to take ecstasy to get that natural high. You shouldn't do the stuff either. It will rot your brain. |
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We can always depend upon you to show us how you got your social skills from
Peewee Herman, Rinkytink. Not many people take you out to the movies, do they? A Dipteryx in the hand is a disgusting thing. "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message ... I suppose it is good that you know what rotted your brain. Not so sure if you needed to share that information. We don't need to ask how you get your "natural highs" either. Cereus-validus schreef No need to guess who is green with envy. Don't need to take ecstasy to get that natural high. You shouldn't do the stuff either. It will rot your brain. |
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I see that the high has worn off.
PvR |
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So you're saying the smoke has cleared and your vision has finally restored?
Too bad you now find yourself standing buck naked in the movie theater during "I, Robot" craving milk duds and a mountain dew!!! "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message ... I see that the high has worn off. PvR |
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Hah...........!!!
A little verbal slip, and now we know the cause of his mental abberations: You mention berries, but only because the mushroom & toadstools were cleared away & tested by you-know-who. Veni Vidi Explanatuss Luxii "Cereus-validus" wrote in message m... Too bad you weren't one of them, Petereader. You wouldn't be missed, you thin skinned prissy wussy. Why don't you go hiking in the woods and experiment tasting berries to find out which ones are poisonous? "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Tsk. Are you a teacher? I pity the innocent students driven to suicide by your ascerbic & astringent attitude. And what's this "Cereus-validus" crap; is it mock-latin for 'waxing truth'? "Cereus-validus" wrote in message . .. What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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You're tripping, Peter puller.
You certainly must have been the one taking all the mushrooms and toadstools because you are too far gone to know that they are not flowering plants. Take a hike, stoner. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Hah...........!!! A little verbal slip, and now we know the cause of his mental abberations: You mention berries, but only because the mushroom & toadstools were cleared away & tested by you-know-who. Veni Vidi Explanatuss Luxii "Cereus-validus" wrote in message m... Too bad you weren't one of them, Petereader. You wouldn't be missed, you thin skinned prissy wussy. Why don't you go hiking in the woods and experiment tasting berries to find out which ones are poisonous? "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Tsk. Are you a teacher? I pity the innocent students driven to suicide by your ascerbic & astringent attitude. And what's this "Cereus-validus" crap; is it mock-latin for 'waxing truth'? "Cereus-validus" wrote in message . .. What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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Ha, your high has worn off and you are suffering aftereffects, such as
hallucinations. Cereus-validus schreef Too bad I now find myself standing buck naked in the movie theater during "I, Robot" craving milk duds and a mountain dew!!! "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote I see that the high has worn off. PvR |
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You wish in you most paranoid delusions, stoner Rinkytink. No shibby for
you, dude. "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote in message ... Ha, your high has worn off and you are suffering aftereffects, such as hallucinations. Cereus-validus schreef Too bad I now find myself standing buck naked in the movie theater during "I, Robot" craving milk duds and a mountain dew!!! "P van Rijckevorsel" wrote I see that the high has worn off. PvR |
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Hey tugger...!
Took that hike; o'er verdant fields, sparse forests, tundras, copses & gardens, and discovered mushrooms grow alongside flowering plants all the time. Even a garden GNOME would see this - without travelling. A certain denizen of this NG has never been out of a library, I'll wager. And remember what Plato said: "Every time you open your mouth you create a bigger target....!!!!" "Cereus-validus" wrote in message ... You're tripping, Peter puller. You certainly must have been the one taking all the mushrooms and toadstools because you are too far gone to know that they are not flowering plants. Take a hike, stoner. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Hah...........!!! A little verbal slip, and now we know the cause of his mental abberations: You mention berries, but only because the mushroom & toadstools were cleared away & tested by you-know-who. Veni Vidi Explanatuss Luxii "Cereus-validus" wrote in message m... Too bad you weren't one of them, Petereader. You wouldn't be missed, you thin skinned prissy wussy. Why don't you go hiking in the woods and experiment tasting berries to find out which ones are poisonous? "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Tsk. Are you a teacher? I pity the innocent students driven to suicide by your ascerbic & astringent attitude. And what's this "Cereus-validus" crap; is it mock-latin for 'waxing truth'? "Cereus-validus" wrote in message . .. What is the relevance of that silly statement to someone's really bad website, Peter of the Jasonauts? Me thinks any good taxonomist would be unhappy trying to be a diplomat. Proper identification is not compromise. "Peter Jason" wrote in message ... Your calling may not lie with the diplomatic corps....... "Cereus-validus" wrote in message .. . Looks like nothing more than another poorly conceived vanity garden home page to me. Where are those alleged 400 botanical species? Are they hiding behind the statues and fountains? No botany found there at all. "Dario Biolcati Rinaldi" wrote in message ... 400 botanical species: http://www.parcogiardinomariasofia.it |
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Hey, Peter --
I thought that was the end of all of us -- completing our phase of the carbon or nitrogen cycles. :-) |
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Peter's only claim to fame is completing the methane cycle after eating
beans!!! "Cmgreenlnd" wrote in message ... Hey, Peter -- I thought that was the end of all of us -- completing our phase of the carbon or nitrogen cycles. :-) |
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