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Thread: My New N. "Marbled Dragon"

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    My New N. "Marbled Dragon"

    Just got this today

    It has about an 11in leaf span
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    The pitcher is about 6 1/4in tall





    Last edited by Joseph Clemens; 02-11-2011 at 10:31 PM. Reason: Nomenclature adjustment - apparently an unregistered grex name

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    I cannot find any grex record for the name, N. (Marbled Dragon), or any other record of the name. Can you tell us anything more about this plant?
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    Joseph did you try the CPphotofinder? its an EP hybrid so i dont see why you couldnt find anything
    maxima dark x truncata...
    http://cpphotofinder.com/nepenthes-m...agon-1323.html

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    IIRC, there's several "_____ Dragon" crosses, and they're all N. truncata hybrids, maybe. I think some of them are unknown though but "speculated" to be like such and such, in this case, apparently N. maxima x truncata.
    Last edited by Joseph Clemens; 02-11-2011 at 10:29 PM. Reason: Nomenclature adjustment - capital "X" is reserved to indicate intergeneric hybrids

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    Okay, I had only checked the Nepenthes grex registry. The CP Photo Finder describes it as an unofficial name as a possible hybrid between N. maxima (dark) x truncata = N. "Marbled Dragon". The CP Photo Finder lists it in double quotes because, as a name, it has no official status, no more than any nickname would.
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    Then perhaps the grex registry is not complete, as i see in EPs photo of the plant itself, that it is indeed in '___'
    not sure if it was a typo on their part or what?

    http://www.exoticaplants.com.au/admi...arbdragpit.jpg
    http://www.exoticaplants.com.au/admi...arbdragpot.jpg

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    Cool, looks like a great addition

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Truncata View Post
    Cool, looks like a great addition
    Thanx

    I B Happy With It / Registered Or Not

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    DETHCHEEZ,
    Nepenthes "Marbled Dragon" is a nice looking plant, regardless of its name status.
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    Marbled Dragon May Not Be An Actual Registered Name

    I see that a lot of the other "Dragon" plants from EP are registered
    But I don't see Marbled on the list
    Maybe there was some required info. or something missing for them to have it/the name officially registered?

    Registered Plants / 5th section down on
    http://www.alohanepenthes.com/
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    Nepenthes x [maxima x truncata] brings up more photos than Marled Dragon
    http://www.cpphotofinder.com/nepenth...cata-1374.html

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