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damaclese · 06-17-2008, 03:04 PM

Gabe could u explain the Australimusa group a Little bit.
why is it that we don't hear much about thees. if breading for resistants and other genetically Superior traits is what we want. why ignore a hole other sub species of plant that may or may not influence the potential for new x sports of Superior characteristics?

ps Gabe could u describe the Fe'i some what more in depth and i would defiantly like one too?
are the Australimusa variates hardier or more drought resistant ?

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