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3 Editor's Note contents 4 Talking with the experts by Antone Jones 12 A look at Hoya sections- part 4 by Mark Randal 29 Reprint: Hoya manipurensis Deb (as Micholitzia obcordata N.E. Br.) 31 Source Materials 32 Appendix A MR 33 Back Page: Hoya sp. AH-240 MR Editor: Mark Randal Editor of Dischidia Content: Antone Jones Technical Consultant: Bobby Fisher Stemma Godmother: Carol Noel Availability: Downloads of this and past issues are available at the Stemma website: www.stemmajournal.com The official Stemma forum is online at: www.http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/thestemmaforum Posting Stemma for download on unauthorized sites is prohibited. Usage Policy: Stemma may be distributed freely as a whole by private individuals, but content and photos remain the intellectual property of the individual contributor and may not be reproduced separately. Use of any portion of Stemma (including photographic content) for commercial gain is strictly prohibited. © Stemma Magazine 2009 2
Editor’s Note The Stemma website has evolved a wide and growing collection of photographs of species and cultivars of Hoya and Eriostemma. Click on the Hoya or Eriostemma gallery at our homepage: http://www.stemmajournal.com It is hoped that in time this will become a comprehensive resource for research and plant identification. I invite you to check in from time to time to see our progress and view the images, contributed by many Hoya aficionados and researchers from around the world. Please feel free to send in photographs of species or cultivars we have not added yet, or alternate photographs of covered species. Send any contributions to the editor at: markroy68@yahoo.com The Stemma forum also has grown, and features taxonomic discussions, images of blooming plants, cultivation discussions, and images of new species recently brought into cultivation or growing in the wild: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/thestemmaforum/ This issue concludes a four part article on subdivisions (sections or species complexes) within the genus Hoya. With our next issue, Stemma will shift focus slightly to present more material on Hoya, Dischidia and Eriostemma cultivation. A series of articles from various growers, highlighting some of their favorite species, will begin in that issue. I would here like to thank a number of people for their input or contributions to the Hoya sections article. Torill Nyhuus and Jeanette Karlsen, editors of Hoyatelegrafen, the bulletin of the Swedish Hoya Society, have generously allowed Stemma the use of photographs from the SHS website (http://www.swedishhoyasociety.com/eng/hoya.htm) and from their personal collections. Dale Kloppenburg provided input on the initial entry for this series in which the morphological features of Hoya species were described. Mr. Kloppenburg also generously allowed the free use of many of his microphotographs of Hoya pollinaria. Michele Rodda provided criticism of my handling of the taxonomy and nomenclature of the various sections and complexes described here. Surisa Somadee provided many photographs of her own and facilitated the use of some from her Thai language forum: http://www.thailandhoyaclub.com. n 3
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Page 7 and 8: Of the Exotic Angel Hoya and Dischi
Page 9 and 10: Dischidia nummularia ‘Pebble Beac
Page 11 and 12: Hoya lacunosa ‘Ruby Sue’ 11
Page 13 and 14: 22: Section Cystidianthus (Hassk.)
Page 15 and 16: 15 Section Cystidianthus. 1) Hoya c
Page 17 and 18: Section Kloiphora. 1) Hoya curtisii
Page 19 and 20: Section Centrostemma. 1) Hoya sp. C
Page 21 and 22: Section Antiostelma. 1) Hoya telosm
Page 23 and 24: Revised descriptions: Kloppenburg (
Page 25 and 26: Until molecular testing sheds more
Page 27 and 28: Genus Eriostemma, reproductive part
Page 31 and 32: Source Material Bennet, J.J. 1838.
Page 33: Back page Hoya sp. AH-240 Country o

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