Caudex web site

I really wish I knew how to read French - but the photos on this site are great anyways:
http://www.caudexmania.com/index.fiche.caudex.intro.html

Bethie7, yes they are; thanks for sharing.

If you want to translate it, here is what you do. Click on the site when you get there right click you mouse, go to Page Info & click, a new screen slides out and the last option is Translate into English click on it. The page should translate.

If this doesn't work LMK

Jeri

One could also try using the Google beta translator:
1. Load the web page
2. Copy the url of the webpage
3. Paste the url into a Google search box and execute the search (you may need to take out the "http//" bit)
4. The search results should show you the original webpage
5. Click on [Translate this page] to the right of the name of the webpage

The translation would be "autogenerated" so it will be a little 'clunky' but understandable; this is true of all translation engines out there, not just Google's.
(the degree of 'clunkiness' increases with the difficulty or obscurity of the language. Auto German-to-English translations are sometimes hilarious if not weird)

That is a very interesting site and the tip on changing it to english was great. They had some unusal caudiciforms that I can't find here in the US. Thanks. Sally

Awesome site - thanx for posting it!