[Sansevierias] "Beauty Queen"

[a***@tiscali.it]

Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has named "Beauty Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria journal issue no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description I made of this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'. Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.

Best regards

Alan
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[Norma Lewis]

---Alan great catch, and thank you for reporting this, I noticed
that is looked like something I've seen before but couldn't remember
where. Norma
John and I still haven't finished repotting and starting the Alice
Wadhoffer collection. It sure is slow going and JT is very fast
breaking them up for me to repot. I just stick them into a pot and
put the soil in. Some one else does the top dressing, like an
assembly line. That is another one I don't have, nor does the
Huntington Gardens. Please descibe what the real S. humiflora is
supposed to look like. Or is there a picture of an adult plant in the
journal? Norma

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Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has

named "Beauty Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria
journal issue no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description
I made of this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'.
Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.

Post by a***@tiscali.it
Best regards
Alan
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[hermine]

Well, Alan, I certainly wish you the best on establishing for once
and for all, a prior publication of a name. Perhaps the G-d of good
fortune will make his face to shine upon you and grant you this
reasonable wish.

hermine

Post by a***@tiscali.it
Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has named "Beauty
Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria journal issue
no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description I made of
this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'.
Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.
Best regards
Alan
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[Norma Lewis]

---I thought that rule didn't apply to sports, Hybrids carry two
names, the mothers and the fathers. each seed can be given a
different name. What about Hermine's plants that she named thirty
years ago, why are others getting away with it and not even given her
any credits. Would this also apply to Hermine's named species from
imported seed as well? They are named in her book, so they were
published. Why don't other respect this country's names on plants?
Good luck in changing things, do it for Herine as well. When did this
rule change? The Huntington has the proof in their records.
No one thought I knew about this did you, surprised you all?. This
has been going on for 30 years that I know of Alan, so now tell me
what is new. Norma

Post by hermine
Well, Alan, I certainly wish you the best on establishing for once
and for all, a prior publication of a name. Perhaps the G-d of good
fortune will make his face to shine upon you and grant you this
reasonable wish.
hermine

Post by a***@tiscali.it
Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has

named "Beauty

Post by hermine

Post by a***@tiscali.it
Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria journal issue
no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description I made of
this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'.
Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.
Best regards
Alan
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[Norma L]

Hermine you are joking. What about the 'Lillian True' you discovered and named. and what about 'KoKo' that was discovered and named by Alice Waidhoffer, she was with Lee Eby at the time, and she found the whole patch of Sansevieria in the Brpma
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Well, Alan, I certainly wish you the best on establishing for once and for all, a prior publication of a name. Perhaps the G-d of good fortune will make his face to shine upon you and grant you this reasonable wish.

hermine




Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has named "Beauty Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria journal issue no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description I made of this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'. Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.

Best regards

Alan

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[hermine]

Well, Alan, I certainly wish you the best on establishing for once
and for all, a prior publication of a name. Perhaps the G-d of good
fortune will make his face to shine upon you and grant you this
reasonable wish.

hermine

Post by a***@tiscali.it
Hang on everyone! I thought the plant that someone has named "Beauty
Queen" looked familiar. If you look at the Sansevieria journal issue
no. 6 January 2003, page 10, you will see a description I made of
this plant where I called it S. guineensis 'Sarah Huffman'.
Therefore under the rules, any other name is invalid.
Best regards
Alan
______________________________________________
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