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	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Pachypodium bicolor
		Pachypodium bicolor is a succulent plant, as are all Pachypodium.
		The inflorescence is of Pachypodium bicolor is pedunculate, having the stalk of an inflorescence.
		This article maintains the species rank of Pachypodium bicolor because of the presence of a white throat, or the corolla tube, is consistent with the authors of the most recent book to undertake a wide-spread examination of Pachypodium in situ, or in the landscape, of continental southern Africa and Madagascar.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Pachypodium_bicolor (2294 words)

	Pachypodium lamerei - Madagascar Palm - Apocynaceae
		Pachypodium lamerei is a weird succulent with a thick, spiny gray trunk that will reach 15 feet in nature.
		Propagation: Pachypodium lamerei are propagated by removal of small offshoots that grow at the base of the plant.
		Pachypodium lamerei was featured as Plant of the Week January 12-18, 2001.
	www.plantoftheweek.org /week109.shtml (305 words)

	Pachypodium saundersii - Living Stones Nursery & Plants for the Southwest
		Pachypodium saundersii is a member of the same family as Adenium and Plumeria (frangipani), the Apocynaceae or Dogbane family.
		Pachypodium saundersii was named for a botanist who first collected it in South Africa in the late 1800's.
		'Pachypodium' means 'thick foot', referring to the thickened stem or caudex.
	www.lithops.net /pachypodium_saundersii_detail.htm (314 words)

	Seeds of Madagascar - Wholesale Nursery Grower (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pachypodium baronii var typica - Pachypodium baronii var typica
		Pachypodium baronii var windsori - Pachypodium baronii var windsori
		Pachypodium rosulatum var drakeri - Pachypodium rosulatum var drakeri
	www.growit.com /Plants/Growers/5333.htm (170 words)

	Pachypodium
		Pachypodiums are members of the large botanical family called Apocynaceae.
		Pachypodiums are robust succulents that rapidly respond to their growing environment and therefore require high light levels to keep them in check.
		Pachypodium lealii ssp saundersii compactum - A pre digital (bandw) image of one of the most spectacular pachypodiums we have ever produced, this originated from the very first group of seedlings grown from our Zimbabwe plants.
	www.highlandsucculents.com /pachypodium.htm (259 words)

	PACHYPODIUM - Types of Pachypodium
		Pachypodiums are from the Apocynaceae Family or what is called the Dogbane family.
		Like all species in this family Pachypodiums are to some extent poisonous; a small amount is carried in their leaves.
		Since all Pachypodiums are from dry tropical climates, plan on moving them in for the winter in the Bay Area.
	www.cactusjungle.com /plant_pages/pachypodium.html (253 words)

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		Although the microhabitats of all Pachypodium species are arid, the overall habitats occupied by these plants are climatically and geologically diverse, ranging from granitic inselbergs isolated within montane rainforests of Madagascar to the hyper-arid Richtersveldt of southern Africa.
		In light of the poor state of knowledge concerning the phylogenetics of Pachypodium, and the potential to learn about the evolution of arid-adapted plants on a large geographic scale, I propose to investigate the molecular systematics and biogeography of the genus.
		I plan to sequence the trn L- trn T spacer region of the chloroplast DNA, the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the ribosomal DNA, and one paralogue of the RNA polymerase B gene (RPB2-I).
	www.duke.edu /~dob7/pachypodium.html (1094 words)

	Pachypodium and Caudiciforms - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
		Pachypodium and Caudiciforms - Cactus and Succulent Society of New Zealand (CSSNZ) Inc.
		Pachypodium is a genus of about 20 to 24 species in the large Apocynaceae family (This family consists of over 175 genera and includes such familiar plants as the periwinkle, oleander, Adenium-see below, and frangipani - like all species in this family - Pachypodium's sap is poisonous to stock/humans).
		'Pachypodium' means 'thick foot' in Greek, referring to the thickened stem or caudex.
	www.cssnz.org /pachypodium-and-caudiciforms.php (392 words)

	De Botanie Website van Fred Triep- Pachypodium
		Pachypodium 's zijn succulente planten, die voor de droge periode water opslaan in hun stam.
		Het ene gebied bevindt zich in het zuidwesten van Zuid-Afrika, Namibië en Angola (met 4 soorten), het andere gebied is het eiland Madagaskar (met 9 soorten).
		De onderstaande determinatietabel van Pachypodium soorten is een bewerking en vertaling van de tabel uit het boek van Gordon Rowley (zie literatuur).
	www.botaniewebsite.nl /pachypodium.html (1527 words)

	Pachypodium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pachypodium is a small genus of 25 species of caudiciform shrubs and trees, mostly from Madagascar with 5 species from Southern Africa.
		Pachypodium will not tolerate any frost and grow best in a warm sunny place.
		All species of Pachypodium are poisonous to humans and animals.
	www.succulent-plant.com /families/pachypodium.html (162 words)

	KBD: Kew Bibliographic Databases: Search results (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Pachypodium inopinatum (Apocynaceae), a new species from Madagascar.
		Sleiter G. Pachypodium brevicaule ripreso 12 km a Sud di Tananarivo.
		Pachypodium lealii: south-west Africa: Namibia and Angola: Apocynaceae.
	www.kew.org /kbd/advancedsearch.do?keywords=Pachypodium (147 words)

	CSSQ: Pachypodium (Rudy Waanders)
		Pachypodiums were first collected at various places in the Madagascan Highlands by the Reverend R. Baron in the latter part of the 19th Century.
		The first Pachypodium to reach Europe came from the southern-most end of the range in the Eastern Cape province.
		My Pachypodium potting mix is just my normal cacti mix with some scoria added to it.
	homepage.powerup.com.au /~cssq@powerup.com.au/articles/pachy.html (545 words)

	The Cactus File Handbook 5 Pachypodium and Adenium
		One thing which I wish the publishers would change is the yellow text for some of the chapter headings which I find very hard to read, but that is a relatively minor quibble in what is otherwise a very well designed and produced book.
		Whilst the text of this was good it suffered from being in a small format and only having rather poor contrast fl and white illustrations (possibly due to conversion from colour slides which tends not to produce good results).
		The book has 49 pages on Pachypodium and 13 Adenium reflecting the greater diversity and number of species in the genus Pachypodium.
	www.cactus-mall.com /bookshop/pachyad.html (365 words)

	The Cactus File Handbooks - Pachypodium & Adenium
		Least in stature, but certainly not in interest, comes the midget of all pachypodiums and one that exerts great attraction on collectors, although it is neither cheap nor easy to obtain.
		The plant body shows the ultimate in compression, beginning in seedlings as a sphere and later broadening and becoming lobed like a low, flat cake rising only a few centimetres above the soil.
		Exhibition plant of Pachypodium brevicaule, raised from seed, in a 20cm pan.
	www.cactusfile.com /handbooks/pachySample.htm (548 words)

	Pachypodium geayi help - UBC Botanical Garden Forums
		I have had a Pachypodium geayi for about 10 or so years and it's always grown very well until the last couple of years.
		The geayi or lamerei, even though they usually keep good condition in dry environment, to sustain fully developed leaves they demand water and enough sunlight.
		You might also look closely to see if you have mealy bugs or other little critters feeding on your plant.
	www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org /forums/showthread.php?t=8385 (277 words)

	Toobees Exotics Pachypodium
		This is one of the least known of the Madagascan Pachypodiums, the general habit is of smooth bottle shaped stems but armed with stout paired spines and topped with a rosette of long hairy leaves.;
		Not the easiest of the Pachypodium but worth the effort. These plants are beautiful seedling plants and are flowering size at the size offered. (Approx 3-4 cm).
		Not the easiest of the Pachypodium but worth the effort. These plants are beautiful seedling plants and are flowering size at the size offered. (Approx 4-5 cm).
	www.toobees.com /acatalog/Pachypodium.html (561 words)

	[Arid_gardener] RE: Pachypodium geayi (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I just purchased a Pachypodium Geayii online and have been trying to find info on how to take care of it as a houseplant (its bright enormous bay window).
		John V. John, Other than goggling Pachypodium geayi and looking though every succulent book, there never seems to be anything but generic info available for plant care.
		Don't water in the winter, pachypodiums go dormant in the winter and could lose their leaves, but since you will be keeping yours inside it's possible that it will retain it's leaves.
	ag.arizona.edu /pipermail/arid_gardener/2006-June/004221.html (294 words)

	KH Man's C&S Pachypodium
		This Pachypodium lealii generously contributed by a fellow Malaysian.
		The specimen has put out stalks of red buds every so often (usually around February -- spring in the northen hemisphere) but the buds never seem to fully open.
		More pictures of this Pachypodium lealii specimen (with flower buds) can be found on the Pachypodium Flowers Page.
	members.tripod.com /~KeinHong/succulents-pachypodium.html (70 words)

	Piante da vaso: Pachypodium, Palama del Madagascar, Pachypodium lamerei
		Piante da vaso: Pachypodium, Palama del Madagascar, Pachypodium lamerei
		Pachypodium lamerei o Palma del Madagascar: questa specie, originaria del Madagascar, presenta un fusto provvisto di lunghi aculei (che in realtà sono stipole trasformate) disposti a gruppi di tre alla base dei quali sorgono le foglie simili a quelle dell’oleandro, dalla lamina verde, lucida, con la vena centrale pallida.
		La pianta tende a spogliarsi alla base rimanendo con il fusto ricoperto di spine e un ciuffo apicale di foglie, che le ha valso il nome di palma del Madagascar.
	www.agraria.org /piantedavaso/pachypodium.htm (215 words)

	Pachypodium lamerei forma inermis (Site not responding. Last check: )
		This is a pretty attractive unusual cultivar with a thick thorn-less grey trunk (The trunk in the type specie is covered with 5 cm thorns)
		Description: Pachypodium lamerei is a deciduous tree with succulent stems 2.5-4 m tall with optimal conditions.
		It grow for a long time as a single stemmed plant that will eventually create basal branches only when reaches a particular height.
	www.cactus-art.biz /schede/PACHYPODIUM/Pachypodium_lameirei/Pachypodium_lameirei_inermis/Pachypodium_lamerei_inermis.htm (162 words)

	Madagaskarpalme (Pachypodium lamerei) Test und Preisvergleich
		Wir bieten Ihnen viele verschiedene Rabatte an, zum Beispiel den Familien-Rabatt, den BahnCard-Rabatt oder auch unseren Öko-Spartarif.
		Sie ist trotz ihres Namens nicht mit den Palmen verwandt.
		...und staunte: Die Madagaskarpalme (pachypodium lamerei) wird umgangssprachlich ebenfalls Pachypodium oder „Dickfuß“ genannt.
	www.ciao.de /Madagaskarpalme_Pachypodium_lamerei__467601 (871 words)

	Madagascar Palm (pachypodium lamerei) - Cacti & Succulents Forum - GardenWeb
		Everybody seems to love their pachypodiums, which is wonderful, but everybody seems a bit mystified - even intimidated by them.
		I'ld like to show a pic of an unknown Pachypodium that I found in the Grand Tsingy de Bemaraha, West Madagascar.
		Infact, this should be a Pachypodium ambongense which was reported to be a native species at this national park, but I talked with Chuck Handson of Arid Land while he visited Bangkok, Thailand last year, he had an opinion that this should be an undescribed species.
	forums.gardenweb.com /forums/load/cacti/msg07174851918.html (5207 words)

	Pachypodium lamerei, Madagascar Palm.
		This popular Pachypodium is grown for its shiny silver trunk covered with thorns.
		It can be grown indoors if you can provide a very sunny window.
		Most Pachypodium are very easy to care for.
	www.rareflora.com /pachypodiumla.htm (167 words)

	Succulent Plant List P and R
		New in 2007, we are pleased to offer various books from Strawberry Press, including both their wonderful Madagascar books, their books on caudiform plants, and their extensive and impressive Euphorbia Journal series.
		There are among other plants, hundreds of pictures of all the species of Pachypodium vividly recording their different habits, siginificantly differing blossoms, and their native habitat, which gives you clues as to how growing techniques need to be modified for the xerophytic species.
		60534 PACHYPODIUM SAUNDERSII APO HP TGH $ 12.50 "Star of Lundi" Thick clubfoot caudiform bases--smooth bark of silver-gray--taper to branches covered with spur shoots covered with deciduous deep green lvs, each flanked with needle-like spines; white flared blossoms.
	www.glasshouseworks.com /succ-pr.html (2636 words)

	Pachypodium (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Priešingai kaktusams ir daugeliui kitų sukulentų, Pachypodium gerai pakelia centrinio šildymo orą.
		Parduotuvėse dažniausiai parduodami Pachypodium geayi su siaurais sidabriškai pilkais ir Pachypodium lamerei su plačiais žaliais lapais.
		Pachypodium karnieno bei lapų syvai labai nuodingi, be to, galima susižeisti į aštrius stiebo dyglius.
	www.tarpgeliu.lt /lt/Informacija/apie_prieziur/vazon_geliu/Pachypodium (228 words)

	Pachypodium griquense
		Pachypodium griquense in Art Pacheco's collection in Tucson (USA)
		Pachypodium griquense is now generally considered a small-flower form of Pachypodium succulentum.
		It has a thin stem and develop a large underground caudex.
	www.desert-tropicals.com /Plants/Apocynaceae/Pachypodium_griquense.html (190 words)

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