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BSI Journal - 1951 V1(1)

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BSI Journal - Online Archive. January – February, 1951. The giant Tillandsia Grandis,. Flowering in the garden of the Society's president. Native of Mexico, it flowers when about thirty-five years of age. The flower stalk is eleven feet high. A Message From the President. The seed has germinated! A new horticultural society has been born. The Bromeliad Society. Came into being in the State of California where there are no native bromeliads growing, but where there are many natives growing bromeliads.

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BSI Journal - 1951 V1(4)

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BSI Journal - Online Archive. July – August, 1951. Photo G. Senfft, Darmstadt. A Parasphenodon in Nidularium. A new member of The Bromeliad Society, Dr. H. Oeser of Frankfurt, Germany, who is a most successful grower of Bromeliads, finds them very useful to "house" his collection of frogs. This frog traveled from Rio de Janeiro to Germany in the leaf cups of a bromeliad and there joined a host of bactrachian friends from all over the world. (See page 39.). THE BROMELIAD SOCIETY BULLETIN. A model of a pin...

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BSI Journal - 1951 V1(5)

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BSI Journal - Online Archive. September – October, 1951. A Bromeliad of Colombia" Drawn for the Mutis "Expedition". THE BROMELIAD SOCIETY BULLETIN. Editorial Office: 718 Magnolia Ave., Orlando, Florida. Annual Dues: $3.50 a year (foreign $4.00) which includes subscription to the Bulletin. Write to Miss Victoria Padilla, 647 South Saltair Ave., Los Angeles 49, Calif. Our Society is growing slowly but steadily; we now have three more countries represented, Italy, Hawaii and Cuba. A motion was made that the...

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GARDEN WEB WORLD

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Jewels of the Plant Kingdom around the World. Bromeliads - Cacti and Succulents - Orchids - Conifers. Prestigious Botanical Gardens - Arboreta and well-known Public Gardens. Magnificent world-class Plant Collections. Best Horticultural Societies - Plant Resources - Cultural Information. Plant Discussion Groups and Chat. Collections - Public Gardens. Arboreta & Botanical Gardens. Plant Forums and Chat. Michael P. Frankis. World's best Horticultural Societies for Plant Connoisseurs! For Conifer Connoisseur...

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Other Sites and Publications | Bromeliad Society/Houston

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Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Other Sites and Publications. We did some research and found some quality sites and publications for your reference. The following provide valuable information you can use on the subject of bromeliads. This is the site for the Bromeliad Society International. With many informative links and information about bromeliads. Florida Council of Bromeliad Societies. Sources for Bromeliads, Books, and Supplies:. Located at 15019 8th, Santa Fe, TX 409- 925-6933.

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OHSAS 18001 Implementation

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ISO 14001 Environmental Management Implementation. ISO 13485 Consulting Services. ISO 22000 Food Safety Certification. AS9100C, AS9110, AS9120 Implementation Services. ISO/TS 16949 Certification Services. R2:2013 Responsible Recycling, RIOS, e-Stewards Certification. ISO 9001 Online Training. ISO 9001- Management Representative Training. ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Training. ISO 9001 Continual Improvement. ISO 9001 Measurement Systems and Analysis. Effective Corrective and Preventive Action (CAPA) Programs.

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Cloud Jungle Links

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Below is a menu of the plants in my collection. They are organized by botanical family under the category Plants. Be careful not to just click Plants since this will list everything in my collection. The triangle beside each category can be clicked to show the genera in each family of plants. You will need to bone up on your botanical classifications to use this menu efficiently. A great site displaying many types of plants found in Brazil. This site is a wealth of information and pictures for refere...

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Tropical Ethnobotany: Bromeliads

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Some Uses of Tropical Plants by Cultures Around the World. Sunday, January 08, 2006. Are a family of plants that contain a wide number of genera and many different species. The majority of bromeliads are epiphytic, but there are some exceptions, such as the pineapple (. For more information;. Http:/ www.bsi.org/. Posted by Alan at 11:01 AM. View my complete profile.