Advice for growing Paph. rothschildianum
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The last link works and you can download the pdf from it.
Rick
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I also came across a brand new article on the ecology of rothschildianum, that has soil and leaf tissue data. The soil and extractable nutrient data comes from multiple locations in Sabah that still have colonies of roth, and there are leaf tissue values for several other paph species in Sabah.
I have a pdf that I've shared with a few other members at this point, but maybe someone can give me a hand uploading to ST?
The results point out that rotschildianum is a master of living in nutrient impoverished conditions, but also adaptabed to living in compromised and disturbed locations.
I have a pdf that I've shared with a few other members at this point, but maybe someone can give me a hand uploading to ST?
The results point out that rotschildianum is a master of living in nutrient impoverished conditions, but also adaptabed to living in compromised and disturbed locations.
If you send me a copy I can put it on our server with a download link.
Stone
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That paper has been around for a while.
click on researchgate on the 6th paper from the top
http://scholar.google.com.au/schola...lum+rothschildianum&btnG=&as_sdt=1,5&as_sdtp=
Yeah but only the abstract is there, $40 to download the whole paper.
emydura
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If you open my link, you should see in the top right hand corner the button 'Download'. Click that and then click 'Direct Download'. You can then save it to your computer.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/bqfmq8vke4...ation.pdf?dl=0
Cheers
Stone
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No it's all there. Click on ''researchgate'' next to the paper and it will open the pdf.
Yes it is, thanks. When I clicked on the main part of the link it only offered the pay to download. I did not notice the pdf link on the right.
How did you get google to access the Scolar search?
Stone
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Just type ''google scholar'' into google
emydura
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Thanks Rick and Mike for the roth paper. A really interesting read. I was interested if anyone could enlighten me on this statement. What is this different variety of roth?
The species is also known from a single record elsewhere in Sabah in the Meliau Range (but of a different variety with drooping petals).
The species is also known from a single record elsewhere in Sabah in the Meliau Range (but of a different variety with drooping petals).
NYEric
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Holy thread resurrection Batman!! 
Is it still there? I dont see anything but error. Thanks
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It's still there but the link in your quoted text is wrong. remove the 0 from the end.
Or here is a direct link to the pdf
https://www.researchgate.net/profil..._Malaysia)/links/54f809f10cf210398e93e7cb.pdf
Thanks. I have a copy of this already. I thought it was about the roth culture Xavier wrote.
If anyone has a copy of that, please share. Thanks
If anyone has a copy of that, please share. Thanks
Rick
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July 2015 so I would say fairly recent compared to how long folks have been speculating on roth culture and eco requirements.
emydura
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I can't recall this article. Was this found at the same Eurobodalla site?
Thats what it says on the earlier post but its not there anymore. That post was in 2013, so maybe somebody has a copy to share.
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