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Comprehensive listing of known Iochroma Species + Hybrids

arghyagardengirl

12 years ago

The most comprehensive collection of Iochroma species and cultivars available. Please note that this site may not be available much longer as David Constantine passed away some time ago. This is an INVALUABLE resource for those interested in researching Iochroma. Make copies when and however you can.

http://www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~drc/iochroma_species_and_cultivars.htm

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msmorningsong
12 years ago
TY Liz, I just did :)
grrrnthumb
12 years ago
Awesome site Liz. Since this is for reference I'll tack on a link to the massive study on Iochroma; it's the last word on anything Iochroma in pure species. Nothing about hybrids or cultivars like David's site though. Make sure to also see the big color poster from that article of the different Iochroma blooms and how they are related to each other {{gwi:577733}}.
- Tom

Here is a link that might be useful: Phylogenetics of the florally diverse Andean clade Iochrominae (Solanaceae)
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karyn1
12 years ago
Thanks Liz. I had no idea there were so many.
eloise_ca
12 years ago
Thanks to both of you. Will have to read later. The colors of iochroma are beautiful!

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