Genus/family checklist additions here

Tetraria has been added to the checklist.

WOW Terry ,
Four minutes for that last response .
I must have cracked the 'CODE' LOL

I now have a dilemma .
I took these Pic's yesterday .
What do I put This Eucalypt under ?
I have some great Pic's of the tree and gum nuts .
Please look at this name tag .

Looks like a three in one Tree ?

Cheers Kell

kell,

That would be entered with the genus as Eucalyptus,
the species left blank and the name Summer Red entered as the cultivar name. There may be a way to indicate the parent species (Terry will know), but you can usefully add that information in a comment.

Ken

Thanks Ken ,

As this grafted Tree is a little out of my league ,
could YOU please add it for me at your convenience .

TaaM8

Kell

As you can see in this Pic .

The Gum Nuts are something special .

That's my finger at the top .
I was allowed to take a few of them .
Not sure if they are viable .

Kell

OK Kell, here it is: http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/166224/

note that it is not now considered as Eucalyptus: http://asgap.org.au/APOL2007/jun07-s2.html
Along with its parents Eucalyptus ficifolia and Eucalyptus ptychocarpa, it has been moved to Corymbia

Ken

Ken, thanks for helping with this one - not only are Eucalyptus not a specialty of mine (they don't grow so well in zone 6b/7a), but I'm going to be a little hit-or-miss with the holiday this week.

When I add a plant that's a hybrid and I know the parent species, I usually just add a neutral-rated comment to the plant and include that info there.

Would you please add Mimetes under Proteaceae.

thanks,
Kelley

Mimetes has been added to the checklist.

Thank you, Joan.

Can you add Chimonocalamus to Poaceae for me?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimonocalamus

I want to add Chimonocalamus pallens. Thanks

Kell, Chimonocalamus has been added to the checklist.

Could you please add the genus
Platylobium
in the Papilionaceae
to the approved list,

Ken

Ken, Platylobium has been added!

Thanks Terry,

Sorry to come back so soon with another request, but I just went for a walk in Mathison Park and discovered and photographed an unfamiliar grass, which proved to be Hainardia cylindrica.

Could you please therefor add the genus
Hainardia
in the Poaceae
to the approved list,

Ken

I added it for you Ken.

Thanks, Joan! (I was definitely more out than in yesterday...but most of our leaves are shredded and composting now ;o)

And I was more in than out. We've got a nice new blanket of snow covering up all our leaves. Out of sight out of mind. :)

Poor Joan! We were in Kansas over Thanksgiving and got about 2" of snow while we were there. Unless this year is very different from most years, that may be more snow than we get all winter here. Before you start a fire under the tarpot to dip me in, we *do* get some cold days and nights; just not much snow :-(

I hope we get 10 feet of snow this year. We have been in such a drought for so long that I think it's going to take a good hard winter with lots of snow to break that cycle. Last time we had any significant amount of snow was in 1992, and the last summer we had adequate rainfall was in 1993.

Now my neighbors up here in the frozen tundra are going to bombard me with snowballs. :)

Terry,
could you please add the genus Ficinia in the Cyperaceae to the approved list?
thanks,
Ken

Ken, Ficinia has been added to the checklist ;o)

Terry, a couple more genera to add please

in the Asteraceae:
Pallenis

and in the Papilionaceae:
Cullen

Cullen is an odd name for a genus, having not been Latinised as most names are. It incorporates all the Australian peas that were formerly placed in Psoralea, but we don't seem to have any Australian Psoraleas in PlantFiles yet, so we don't have to do any adjustment. I have images of three Cullen species and will add them all eventually,

Ken

I added Pallenis and Cullen to the list - thanks!

Please add Pseudananas to Bromeliaceae. The plant I need to add is Pseudananas macrodontes (formerly Pseudananas sagenarius) has been renamed once and may be renamed into the Ananas genus. I don't think it has as of yet.

I have been unable to add synonym names except in the comments space. Because the comments are not searchable, I have been a bit worried about placing them there.

Pseudananas has been added to the checklist!

Thanks, Terry.

Terry, can you please add
Family: Teleoschistaceae
Genus: Xanthoria
to Plant Files?

Thank you!

Bonitin, I added Xanthoria to the checklist. I think the spelling of the family name is Teloschistaceae, and it's in the checklist already ;o)

Thank you Terry!

You're very welcome!

Since this thread is getting a bit long, I'm starting a new thread for additions to the checklist here: http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/808785/