Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Bulbs => Galanthus => Topic started by: Oakwood on July 01, 2010, 01:18:34 PM
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In connection with a long pause in snowdrop posts, I hang here a few no less beautiful than flowering drops, I think ;D, pictures of Galanthus leaf cross-sections. It's taken from a series of my own anatomical studies in the genus; I tried to explore all the known species and discutable races (e.g. to compare so called G. kemulariae, lagodechianus, cabardensis, etc......).
Azur blau staining, x4; x40.
I've already got for such project near 26 taxons (read slides), but I have a lack in live material of G. cilicicus, krasnovii, transcaucasicus and snogerupii ONLY :'(
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very interesting
I could have sent you krasnovii but all mine have died
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Hi Mark and many thanks for kind proposition!!! Any case this year we have what to swap with you!! ;D These days I'm forming a parcel for you!
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I can help you with krasnovii
Roland
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ROLAND!!!! I'm extremally pleased for your proposition! Many thanks! It would be in great help for me!
DZ.
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Dimitri, most interesting and the koenenianus central vascular bundle_x40 picture is beautiful.
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These are very interesting, Dimitri. Can you show us the difference between ikariae and woronowii?
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Thanks Brian! Please, if you like so the vascular bundles ;D, pay attention to presence of UNIQUE! additional vascular bundles abaxially in G. trojanus cross-section, such structures I never seen yet in any other drop species!
Anne, pity, but I have only cross-section of G. woronowii :-[, true G. ikariae I will receive only this year from Hans and Melvyn!
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Dima, these photographs of your investigations are not only scientifically interesting, they are also beautiful to look at: proof that science and art can go hand in hand!
I am most surprised at the enormous variations in these slides .... I imagine I am not the only person to see these and be fascinated by them and intriqued to learn more..... 8)
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Maggi, many thanks! It isn't all slides you have seen on pic, I have 2 such boxes with slides plus! Simply, now I'm working on 2 monographes devoted to the microevolution aspects of genus Galanthus and Genus Galanthus in Ukraine. There will be many interesting things about snowdrops I'm sure 8)
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Very interesting slides Dimitri, many thanks for showing them. Will your monographs be published in English too?
G.snogerupii is on its way to you.
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Melvyn, many many thanks!! Firstly, it should be published in Russian or Ukrainian here in Ukraine (we (co-authors) still have to find funding to edit........), so for now, I even have not yet thought about the English version........
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Dima, I have sent you a personal message.... 8)
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Maggi, I wrote an answer to you! It should be a great thing, your idea!!!!!!!! THANKS!!!!!! :o :o :o
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I have transcaucasicus...
sorry,no more left for swapping
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Loes! Thank you so much! ;)