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gerrit:
It's already 4 months ago, I visited Argentina and wrote my article, which has published now.
In the mean time the members of the group did not stood still. We shared our pictures in a drop box and discussed our previous determination. And sometimes we had to admit, we were wrong. Not so strange, in a part of the world with so many different species.

We were  lucky to have Kok van Herk as a fellow travellar, a man with an incredible knowledge of plants and experience in South America.

So, below, some items I mentioned in the IRG, March 2014 with new names.


                          Senecio poeppigii

gerrit:
                                        


                                  Anarthrophyllum strigulipetalum

gerrit:
                                     



                          Pozoa volcanica (not coriacea)

Maggi Young:
Thank you for these corrections to your original determinations, Gerrit.

errata
 
page 8 Anarthrophyllum  desideratum   is    Anarthropyllum strigulipetalum
 
page 11 Pozoa coriacea  = Pozoa volcanica
 
page 12 Senecio   volckmannii   =   Senecio poeppigii

Tim Ingram:
Two nice umbellifers there! Mulinum and Pozoa. Great pictures and plants. I tried growing some of these years ago from John Watson's seed with not a lot of success but a few flowered and there are still a smattering of alstroemerias and rhodophialas in the garden. Would love to grow Tropaeolum incisum! Many thanks Gerrit and Trond and if you are ever travelling to the UK it would be great to hear you speak about the trip. I have that last Junellia (a gift from Martin Sheader) in a trough and hope it might flower this summer...

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