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Hello Dr. Braem. Back in 1997, at an AOC conference in Brisbane, I had a leaf of my "old glanduliferum var. wilhelminae", (one with reddish leaf base) and showed it to Phil Cribb and he immediately confirmed:"It is wilhelminae". But the following year he published his 2nd edition book, which combined the glanduliferum var. praestan and wilhelminae together and called them as glanduliferum. In the meantime he called glanduliferum var. gardinerii as wilhelminae. Can you comment on Cribb's reclassification of the glanduliferum species? Thanking you in advance, Howard.