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Thank you very much Mike.
In effect, it feared me that by his characteristics it is looked like the A. macmasteri more than A. viejita but thus it is as it were on sale.
Thank you very much Mike.
In effect, it feared me that by his characteristics it is looked like the A. macmasteri more than A. viejita but thus it is as it were on sale.
I am totally safe that thus it is. :wink:Mike Wise said:I imagine that it really is a domestic form that was created by mixing several macmasteri-complex species together.
Thank you very much Mike.