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trigonus
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Age : 28
Joined : 23 Jan 2008
Posts : 600
Location : coastal NSW 1°C - 40°C
|  Subject: Re: birds and the bees  Sat Jun 14, 2008 6:02 pm | |
| I can't lol but I can translate it...
oooohhhh cryptical.
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mmm spikey... |
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San Rainbow
Joined : 21 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : south of the border
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sat Jun 14, 2008 6:34 pm | |
| + 1 more that need help... 
cal, please |
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calycium
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Joined : 06 Apr 2008
Posts : 354
Location : oz
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sat Jun 14, 2008 7:49 pm | |
| Correct me in I'm wrong - but its something like this:
Probably not quite right:
different types are variable and can be associated with the same species
can sometimes grow/cohabit in/within simultaneously / within species
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calycium
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Joined : 06 Apr 2008
Posts : 354
Location : oz
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 1:37 pm | |
| Okay,
I've converted the french word document into an australian excel spreadsheet that is completely in English.
But to highlight what they were:
s : autosterile, plants hermaphrodites
f : autofertile, plants hermaphrodites
sm : Male infertility observed in certain plants
sf : Female infertility observed in certain plants
Various types can sometimes live in the same location.
I have also converted the flowering times into "english" eg 1 a 2 has become January - February. They are currently set as Northern Hemisphere times, so I am converting them to Southern Hemisphere. I am going to add six months to each month but was wondering what does everyone think.
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parrotsheaven
Joined : 14 May 2008
Posts : 396
Location : Red Cliffs, Victoria
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San Rainbow
Joined : 21 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : south of the border
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 1:59 pm | |
| sweet cal, love your work!
upload away  |
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calycium
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Joined : 06 Apr 2008
Posts : 354
Location : oz
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:02 pm | |
| Here is a link to the file - will update it so that you can filter on types soon.
I have another idea that it will give you a list of what is going to flower based on todays month.
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trigonus
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Age : 28
Joined : 23 Jan 2008
Posts : 600
Location : coastal NSW 1°C - 40°C
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 4:55 pm | |
| Excellent!!
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parrotsheaven
Joined : 14 May 2008
Posts : 396
Location : Red Cliffs, Victoria
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San Rainbow
Joined : 21 Apr 2008
Posts : 181
Location : south of the border
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 5:07 pm | |
| happy days!
this forum rocks!
Cheers all
PS: Calycium has any I told you lately how much you rule :king: ? well... big time mate, thank you very much! |
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calycium
Moderator
Joined : 06 Apr 2008
Posts : 354
Location : oz
| | Subject: Re: birds and the bees Sun Jun 15, 2008 6:00 pm | |
| Shucks - thanks guys. 
Let you know when I improved the list so it's got those filters. |
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