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

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From: Ken Leonard
Date: Wed, 23 Apr 1997 00:00

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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)?

Would anyone care to receive description of the plant in
question, or fax or image-file of photo of same, to assist
with ID?

Thanx and regardz,
Ken Leonard


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From: kleonard@enterlogic.com (Ken Leonard)
Subject: Request: Assistance/Sources to ID Araceae native SE-USA wild
Date: 1997/04/23
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