Research source

Stemma — lacunosa selection histories, Spring 2009

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Research publication Spring 2009

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Citation

Antone Jones; interview with Jayson Opgenorth. Spring 2009. pp. Stemma3(2):4–11; Snow Caps pp5–6; Ruby Sue pp10–11; Royal Flush p10.

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What this source contains

This research publication is preserved as part of the evidence behind Hoya Library’s species accounts. The current record points readers to Stemma3(2):4–11; Snow Caps pp5–6; Ruby Sue pp10–11; Royal Flush p10.

Evidence scope and limits

Existing filed source extraction reused; named selections source-bound.

Hoya records using this source

Hoya lacunosaHoya lacunosa is a species that creeps or climbs with slender, rooting stems, fleshy leaves marked by sunken areas between the veins, and clusters of…

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