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This notion applies to other varieties, as well. Such aspossible crosses between erect ones with pendent ones.Sexual reproduction (seeds), through cross pollination byvisiting hummingbirds, birds, bats and insects is unavoidable.They are the main living organisms which pollinate theinflorescences.This mode of promiscuous sexual reproduction accounts forthe phenotype phenomenon. The phenotype phenomenonhas universal effects on our heliconias. It helps to create newvarieties which did not exist before.I will be showing some examples of such new evolutionaryvariations in color and shapes.
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Page 11 and 12: H. caribaea cv. Saint Lucia (Canari
Page 13 and 14: H. caribaea Prince of Darkness x ca
Page 15 and 16: H. caribaea cv. Cream H. caribaea c
Page 17: H. caribaea cv. Bonnie Kline H. car
Page 20 and 21: H. bihai cv. Caribbean Sunset One H
Page 22 and 23: H. bihai cv. Emerald Forest H. biha
Page 24 and 25: H. bihai cv. Chocolate H. Bihai cv.
Page 28 and 29: H. bihai cv. Burning DesireH. bihai
Page 30 and 31: H. bihai cv. AureaH. bihai cv. Aure
Page 32 and 33: H. bihai cv. NappiH. bihai x H. spa
Page 34 and 35: H. bihai x H. caribaea cv. Bubble G
Page 36 and 37: H. stricta cv. Quito Gold H. strict
Page 38 and 39: H. stricta cv. Slash and Burn H. st
Page 40 and 41: H. stricta cv. Sunrise H. stricta s
Page 42 and 43: H. imbricata x H. latispathacv. Jos
Page 44 and 45: H. champneiana cv. Maya GoldH. cham
Page 46 and 47: H. wagneriana cv. DarienH. wagneria
Page 48 and 49: H. lingulata cv. Red Tip Fan H. lin
Page 50: H. psittacorum x spathocircinatacv.
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H. tortuga H. mathiasiae
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H. velutina H. lasiorachis
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H. aristiguetai H. pseudoaemygdiana
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H. irrasaH. gloriosa
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H. episcopalis Vellozo H. episcopal
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H. orthotricha cv. Terciopelo H. or
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H. orthotricha cv. SheH. orthotrich
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H. orthothricha cv. Candy Cane H. o
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H. orthotricha cv. Total Eclipse H.
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H. orthotricha x H. stricta cv. Ora
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H. griggsiana cv. Full Moon H. grig
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H. collinsiana var. collinsiana H.
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H. x rauliana (H. bihai x H. margin
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H. sp.
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H. chartacea cv. Sexy PinkH. charta
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H. chartacea cv. Sexy Pink (seedlin
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H. chartacea cv. Sexy Scarlet H. pl
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H. dielsianaH. geraldesi
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H. carmelaeH. penduloides cv. Perfe
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H. sclerotricha H. sp.
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H. mutisiana H. mutisiana (seeds)
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H. rostrata cv Pink Peru H. rostrat
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H. standleyi H. standleyi
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H. sp. H. sp.
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H. regalis cv. Barnum and Bailey H.
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H. vellerigera cv. She Kong H. vell
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H. xanthovillosa cv. Shogun Jade H.
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