Re: Ireland

From: Seos mac Cárthaigh (Seosamh.macCarthaigh@NUIGALWAY.IE)
Date: Thu May 20 1999 - 02:49:20 PDT

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Date: Thu, 20 May 1999 09:49:20 +0000 (GMT)
From: Seos mac Cárthaigh <Seosamh.macCarthaigh@NUIGALWAY.IE>
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Subject: Re: Ireland

just back from Spain so a bit late with this..

> Some (controversial) attempts were made to introduce Sarracenia purpurea
> ssp. purpurea (I believe this is the correct ssp), presumably these plants
> still survive.

yes and doing very well - sites of several acres also I 've seen
smaller stands of Darlingtonia.

> _Pinguicula vulgaris_ and _P. grandiflora_ should both be in evidence, in
> addition to _Drosera rotundifolia_ and _D. intermedia_.

should also add P.lusitanica. D.anglia and the three Utrics.

Seos mac Carthaigh
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