Re: strange plant

• To: Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com
• Subject: Re: strange plant
• From: "Justin P. Healy" <Jphealy at sysconn_com>
• Date: Sat, 06 Jul 1996 08:05:40 -0700
• References: <tcppop3.33770 at BBS_SYSCONN.COM>

Aquatic-Plants at ActWin_com wrote:
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> Aquatic Plants Digest       Saturday, 6 July 1996       Volume 02 : Number 059
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>         Administrivia
>         Strange Plant Part II
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>I saw something interesting today . . .  imagine Bolbitis with
> Java moss instead of solid fronds.  It looks like it attaches to a solid

Sounds like it might be Bolbitis Windeløv, which was developed by Tropica 
plants in Denmark. The Windeløv variety has solid Java-moss-like leaves 
ending in "frillies". I'm not sure if they have it up on their home page 
yet but the home page is worth looking at anyway. 
http://www.tropica.dk/tropica.htm

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