Re: Request: Assistance/Sources to ID Araceae native SE-USA wild

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From: Thomas Merchant
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1997 00:00

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On Wed, 23 Apr 1997 21:27:17 GMT, kleonard@enterlogic.com (Ken
Leonard) wrote:

>Howdy...
>
>Can anyone point to a book, library or university or museum
>(in/near Atlanta, Ga.), or online source with _extensive_ key
>to native Araceae of SE USA (esp. GA)?
>
Try the Atlanta Botanical Gardens. Their library, just before the
entrance gate, has an extensive collection of books to just about
anything botanic. You do not need to pay garden admission to use the
library (or at least last time I was there you didn't).

As far as I know, there are not very many arums native to SE USA. Good
luck!

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From: tm37@acme.gatech.edu (Thomas Merchant)
Subject: Re: Request: Assistance/Sources to ID Araceae native SE-USA wild
Date: 1997/04/24
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