I just had a nice letter from Fernando Rivadavia, the intrepid explorer and taxonomist responsible for introducing so many of the Brasilian Drosera species into cultivation and author of several new species. He writes,
"Life in Mexico has been interesting so far. Other than doing some "regular" tourism, I've been going Ping hunting every weekend, driving up to 1400km per weekend. I've seen tons of P.moranensis,
> P.heterophylla,
> P.crenatiloba, P.lilacina, P.macrophylla, P.agnata,
> P.crassifolia,
> P.acuminata, and P.parvifolia and/or P.oblongiloba,
> as well as U.livida."
He mentioned as well publishing an account soon on Eric's "World of Pinguicula' ,so I for one am looking forward to this! Nag him Eric!
Oh,what a life he leads!
"Life in Mexico has been interesting so far. Other than doing some "regular" tourism, I've been going Ping hunting every weekend, driving up to 1400km per weekend. I've seen tons of P.moranensis,
> P.heterophylla,
> P.crenatiloba, P.lilacina, P.macrophylla, P.agnata,
> P.crassifolia,
> P.acuminata, and P.parvifolia and/or P.oblongiloba,
> as well as U.livida."
He mentioned as well publishing an account soon on Eric's "World of Pinguicula' ,so I for one am looking forward to this! Nag him Eric!
Oh,what a life he leads!