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Post by sockhom on Jun 5, 2008 9:23:06 GMT -10
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Post by alastair on Nov 2, 2008 13:24:45 GMT -10
You may be interested to know that the paper describing this species has, as of last week, been formally accepted for publication. The paper passed through peer review in one of the most highly regarded botanical journals - also our first choice -- and we are looking forward to seeing it published at last.
A publication date has not yet been allocated, but I shall try to make a point of updating that information here as and when I am informed by the editor.
Alastair.
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Post by sockhom on Nov 2, 2008 13:45:14 GMT -10
Fantastic Mr Robinson  ! And welcome here. I'm very honoured to have you on our board. Please take the time to check the different sections of the forum  ! François Mey. |
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Post by sockhom on Jan 8, 2010 13:28:21 GMT -10
Hi, Though this section is mainly dedicated to taxonomy, I would be interested to read feedback from those who grow this species. I have several young plants grown from seed and, sadly, N. attenboroughii grows very slowly for me. I initially thought it would not be very picky since it doesn't grow on a very high elevation but still...  My plants are in a soil recipee made of peat, sphagnum and bark, under a lot of lights. They are more or less 3 cm across. What about yours? Cheers, François. |
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