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Dresslerella caesariata

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02-05-2011, 10:36 AM

Duane McDowell Duane McDowell is offline

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The whole plant is hairy on the Dresslerellas. In general, hairs on plants help to reflect light away from them, allowing the plants' internal temperatures to stay lower than that of the surrounding air. From the information I was able to find, these are pretty temperature-tolerant plants, so it must work! They certainly are vigorous growers for Ecuagenera...

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