Book suggestions on Phrag. species...

[abax]

that don't cost an arm and a leg please.

 

[naoki]

http://store.fastcommerce.com/Orchi...67-4--ff808181176de01a011770edf2b53ec2-p.html

It doesn't contain much info about the biology of these species, though.

 

[Lars Pedersen]

Late this year, or maybe early next year, Moorland eBooks is publishing a complete monograph on the genus Phragmipedium (incl. Selenipedium & Mexipedium).

It is beeing written by Dr. Guido J. Braem.

The concept will be like the reasonably published Paphiopedilum

And the prize will be only a very small arm... less than $25.
Hope that is ok

Kind regards
Lars

 

[gnathaniel]

Do you have the Bakers' culture book on Phrags? Usually available used on Amazon for around $30 shipped, give or take. Doesn't include the newer species like kovachii, but you do get several other 'P' genera including Phalaenopsis.

 

[NYEric]

There is none currently.

 

[SlipperFan]

Late this year, or maybe early next year, Moorland eBooks is publishing a complete monograph on the genus Phragmipedium (incl. Selenipedium & Mexipedium).

It is beeing written by Dr. Guido J. Braem.

The concept will be like the reasonably published Paphiopedilum

And the prize will be only a very small arm... less than $25.
Hope that is ok

Kind regards
Lars

Lars, are you still looking for photos of Phrags?

 

[abax]

Thank you. Aaahhh Dr. Braem...I'll be looking forward to buying that
mono. I've been fascinated with his work ever since I read the chapter
about him in Eric Hansen's book. I'll see if I can find the Baker book as
well.

 

[Lars Pedersen]

Lars, are you still looking for photos of Phrags?

Hi

Yes please !!

 

[cnycharles]

I'll see if I can find the Baker book as
well.

I used to have two copies, but auctioned one here last year or so; nyeric got it. Great book!


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