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Topic: Streptocarpus

	Streptocarpus formosus
		Streptocarpus formusus is found along the gorges, growing in pockets of well-drained soil between the rocks.
		Streptocarpus are fascinating for each leaf is an individual plant with its own roots and flowering stems.
		At Kirstenbosch Streptocarpus formosus has proven to be one of the most reliable and beautiful, flowering as pot plants in the glasshouse and planted out in the garden.
	www.plantzafrica.com /plantqrs/streptocarpusformosus.htm (913 words)

	Growing Streptocarpus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		GROWING STREPTOCARPUS by James Graf • Bloomington, MN The Streptocarpus, also known as the Cape Primrose, is a relative of the African violet and a member of the gesneri-ad family.
		Since Streptocarpus seeds are one of the finest seeds known (1.75 million seeds per ounce!), the seeding bed is first saturate with water.
		Streptocarpus are growing in popularity as fun and welcome additions to the collections of many violet growers.
	www.alannahs.com /growingstreptocarpus.htm (1223 words)

	Streptocarpus kentaniensis
		Typical for Streptocarpus the seed capsule is twisted, unfolding and opening as it dries to release the very fine seeds when ripe.
		Streptocarpus kentaniensis is easy to multiply simply by dividing a group, carefully separating a few leaves or an individual leaf with its roots attached and repotting it.
		Streptocarpus belongs to the same family (Gesneriaceae) as the well known African violets that are grown as pot plants all over the world.
	www.plantzafrica.com /plantqrs/streptocarpkentan.htm (762 words)

	A Streptocarpus Tour of Britain
		The sight of the Streptocarpus range is awesome -- thousands of plants, with the varieties in blocks of color that produce an almost abstract effect.
		Most of the Streptocarpus sold by Dibley's are their own hybrids, but they also carry a number of the older Innes Institute cultivars, a few hybrids from the United States, and several species.
		Streptocarpus kentaniensis is a narrow-leaved plant, with many small white flowers on long stems -- its most attractive feature is that it blooms well during the winter.
	www.gesneriads.ca /txtstrbr.htm (1738 words)

	RBGE: Research in Old World Gesneriaceae (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Aeschynanthus, Cyrtandra and Streptocarpus are investigated at the species level, while in collaboration with the University of Vienna, we are examining the phylogenetic relationships at the generic level, particularly within the subfamily Cyrtandroideae.
		Aeschynanthus and Streptocarpus are the most intensively studied at present and our karyotype research has given interesting insight into the chromosome evolution of the genera.
		Streptocarpus subgenus Streptocarpus is an ideal model for examining these questions, as its constituent species possess a number of different pollination syndromes and most are distributed in naturally fragmented forest habitats in eastern and southern Africa.
	www.rbge.org.uk /rbge/web/science/research/systematics/gesners.jsp (1204 words)

	Domino-Serie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Einblättrige Wildformen von Streptocarpus sind schon seit Jahren erhältlich.
		Streptocarpus 'Domino' wird und soll nie ein Massenprodukt werden.
		Streptocarpus ‚Domino’ blüht durchgehend von Frühjahr bis Herbst Entfernen Sie abgeblühte Stiele vorsichtig mit einer spitzen Schere.
	www.streptocarpus.de /Domino-Gruppe/Domino.htm (304 words)

	Growing Streptocarpus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Four Streptocarpus hidden in a mystery box opened a fruitful beginning toward a prolific ten years of growing this genus.
		Streptocarpus will propagate in Styrofoam meat trays with potting soil, but mold is a by-product.
		From early spring to late fall, Streptocarpus thrive with temperatures of 65-70 degrees and high humidity (65-70).
	www.alannahs.com /stepstoshowstreptocarpus.htm (796 words)

	Streptocarpus 'Blue Heaven' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The leaves are long and crinkled, like those of the primrose, giving rise to the common name of Cape Primrose, but Streptocarpus is not a Primrose.
		They also do well when pot-bound, which is not very difficult, as they quickly fill their pot with new roots.
		Streptocarpus leaves are covered in fine hairs, and they may cause irritation or a rash in people with sensitive skin.
	www.iol.ie /~maryfry/plant162.html (194 words)

	RBGE: Evo-Devo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Streptocarpus: The flowers of Streptocarpus display a variety of pollination syndromes, putatively covering bee, butterfly and bird pollination.
		Segregating populations of Streptocarpus hybrids between species possessing different floral syndromes have been used to illustrate the link between GCYC alleles and floral form.
		In certain species of Streptocarpus no functional SAM is present and the plants form only one enlarged cotyledon.
	www.rbge.org.uk /rbge/web/science/research/systematics/MonNov25135143GMT00002002.jsp (716 words)

	www.streptocarpus.de
		Diese Gruppe bewohnt bewaldete Schluchten und Täler in den Drakensbergen in Südafrika.
		Gönnen Sie sich auch einen Blick in die Zukunft: manches, was hier gezeigt wird, kommt erst in 1-2 Jahren auf den Markt.
		Streptocarpus ist zum Glück keine Massenpflanze, dadurch leider aber auch nicht überall erhältlich.
	www.streptocarpus.de (321 words)

	Streptocarpus plants
		Streptocarpus, although having a leaf similar to primroses, are not related to them, but belong to the Gesneriad family, which also includes African Violets (Saintpaulias), Columneas and Achimines.
		Streptocarpus fall into two distinct groups: those with stems, the Streptocarpellas, for example Streptocarpus saxorum, and the more commonly known types with a rosette of leaves.
		Streptocarpus are easily grown and usually suffer little from diseases and pests, but one should be on the look-out and take the necessary action at the first sign of any trouble
	www.dibleys.com /strep.htm (468 words)

	Streptocarpus
		Their leaves are stalkless, wrinkled and grow in a rosette.
		Streptocarpus wendlandii, however, has only one giant leaf with a purplish red underside and little funnel-shaped flowers.
		There are smaller hybrids like the blue to lavender-flowered Streptocarpus saxorum which can be used as a hanging plant.
	www.flowers.org.uk /plants/plantfacts/streptocarpus.htm (190 words)

	Streptocarpus
		Streptocarpus is a close relative of the Saintpaulia (African violet), and a member of the same Gesneriad family.
		The native habitat of the Streptocarpus genus is the southern African continent and Madagascar.
		Like the African violet, modern Streptocarpus hybrids have come a long way from their species ancestors.
	www.robsviolet.com /streptocarpus.htm (1233 words)

	Streptocarpus
		Many leave with a strep--and at least as many of our return customers are strep buyers.
		To propagate, cut a length of leaf, then remove the center vein (or rib).
		This is really the only way one can kill most modern streptocarpus hybrids, and is the most common problem of novice growers.
	www.robsviolet.com /streptocarpus1.htm (1330 words)

	Dossiers - Le streptocarpus
		N'hésitez pas, lorsque vous voyez un streptocarpus, achetez-le.
		Actuellement seul le streptocarpus Hybride est cultivé par les horticulteurs.
		Le streptocarpus se multiplie par semis, par division et par boutures de feuilles.
	www.jardin.ch /Dossiers/steptocarpus.html (607 words)

	Streptocarpus
		Streptocarpus is a large genus native to Southern Africa.
		Subgenus Streptocarpus is comprised of plants with typically strap-like leaves, which grow either from an irregular rosette with several leaves emerging directly from the ground, or as a single leaf, the only leaf the plant will ever produce.
		Even a severe wilting (leaves completely limp, hanging over the edge of the pot) would not usually kill the plant, although it would result in some leaf damage.
	www.gesneriads.ca /genstrep.htm (258 words)

	Ontogenetic Anatomy of Streptocarpus grandis(Gesneriaceae) with Implications for Evolution of Monophylly -- Imaichi et ...
		Ontogenetic Anatomy of Streptocarpus grandis(Gesneriaceae) with Implications for Evolution of Monophylly -- Imaichi et al.
		Ontogenetic Anatomy of Streptocarpus grandis(Gesneriaceae) with Implications for Evolution of Monophylly
		The monophylly of Streptocarpus grandis was examined ontogenetically
	aob.oupjournals.org /cgi/content/abstract/86/1/37 (281 words)

	Strptocarpus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Streptocarpus wendlandii SPRENGER ex DAUMANN (Gesneriaceae) - eine 'Einblattpflanze'im Nutzpflanzenhaus
		Mit insgesamt etwa 120 Arten im tropischen und südlichen Afrika und auf Madagaskar gehört die Gattung Streptocarpus zur großen Familie der Gesneriaceae (etwa 2400 Arten in 146 Gattungen).
		Mit den anderen einblättrigen Arten sind Kreuzungen leicht möglich; eine reiche Auswahl von anspruchsvollen Warmhauspflanzen steht dem erfahrenen Liebhaber zur Verfügung.
	www.tu-darmstadt.de /fb/bio/bot/streptocarpus/index.html (250 words)

	Plant Technology Streptocarpus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Their lines cover a wide range of colours, growth habit and flowering period.
		They have been exhibiting streptocarpus at RHS Shows since 1987, winning Gold Medals at Chelsea Flower Shows almost every year.
		Streptocarpus is easy to grow and finish in a short time.
	indigo.ie /~plantech/streptocarpus.htm (53 words)

	The Violet Voice (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		There are only three books written dedicated to the streptocarpus.
		You can order the more recent one directly from www.dibleys.com It was printed in 2003 and is highly recommended for intermediate and advanced growers of streptocarpus.
		This second book, by the father only, is completely different in layout, in style and with the many color pictures offered.
	groups.msn.com /TheVioletVoice/avbookarticlereview.msnw (1436 words)

	Streptocarpus sp. - Cape Primrose
		They are easy to grow and require the same conditions as African Violets.
		Streptocarpus is native to Africa, Madagascar, and Asia.
		Do not cover seeds, germination should occur in 14-21 days at 70 ° F. Streptocarpus sp.
	www.plantoftheweek.org /week097.shtml (269 words)

	Gesneriengewächse: Botanik
		Introduction to Streptocarpus Plants - Text and Images.
		Room of Saintpaulia - photographs of the saintpaulia which I grew, the exhibition in Japan, and the appearance of the contest.
		Streptocarpus Tour of Britain - Text and Images.
	www.infochembio.ethz.ch /links/botanik_gesneriaceae.html (93 words)

	BRITISH STREPTOCARPUS SOCIETY - LOOKING AFTER YOUR STREPS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This will leave room for the new leaves to form for next year's flowers.
		Streptocarpus are not subject to many pests or diseases and reasonable precautions can prevent most of these.
		To prevent the leaves from getting brown on the edges, keep them away from bright sunlight and do not water over the top of the plant.
	www.streptocarpussociety.org.uk /lookingafteryourstreps.htm (660 words)

	Streptocarpus 'Royal Mixed (Cape Primrose)' F1 from Mr Fothergill's Seeds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Streptocarpus 'Royal Mixed (Cape Primrose)' F1 from Mr Fothergill's Seeds
		Streptocarpus 'Royal Mixed (Cape Primrose)' F1 Streptocarpus x hybridus
		An amazing colour mix with blooms of deep purple, pink and white with veined throat of electric blue and red.
	www.fothergills.co.uk /en/streptocarpus-royal-mixed-cape-primrose-f1-1001.aspx (105 words)

	Dibleys Nurseries: Specialist Growers of Streptocarpus Plants, other Gesneriads and Foliage Begonias in the UK
		There are new Streptocarpus, Saintpaulias, Coleus, Gesneriads and Begonias.
		Streptocarpus 'Jaco's Gem' is something of a novelty, but one I am sure you will like to add to your collection.
		Look at our streptocarpus page for growing tips, how to take leaf cuttings, change your desktop wallpaper to a painting of a Streptocarpus or play one of our games!
	www.dibleys.com (275 words)

	Streptocarpus
		Streptocarpus propagation, cultivation, a strep register with descriptions and pictures and much more.
		If you have descriptions or pictures of streptocarpus not listed here please send me those as well.
		I try to keep up with the new releases but many are not available to me to find on the net.
	users.sisna.com /carlynn1/indexstreps.html (267 words)

	Streptocarpus - African Violet Lvs.MAC S SOUTHERN SPRINGTIME-BEAUTIFUL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		African Violet kin - Streptocarpus SUSAN- from Dibley
		Streptocarpus ATHENA - One of my Favourite Streps!
		African Violet kin - Streptocarpus EMILY by Dibley
	www.estomp.com /streptocarpus,c75644,1,ur.html (102 words)

	STREPTOCARPUS
		You must wait for a sucker plant to develop, then carefully remove and root it.
		Streptocarpus are in the Gesneriad family, the same family as African violets.
		They have the same requirements as African violets for light, fertilizer, watering, and potting soil.
	www.plantsonpurpose.com /CULTURE.htm (2493 words)

	Dibleys Nurseries: Specialist Growers of Streptocarpus Plants, other Gesneriads and Foliage Begonias in the UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Dibleys Nurseries: Specialist Growers of Streptocarpus Plants, other Gesneriads and Foliage Begonias in the UK Llanelidan, Ruthin, North Wales LL15 2LG U.K..
		If you're visiting from outside the European Union: unfortunately we can't send plants outside the EU, but you can buy Rex Dibley's new book on Streptocarpus by clicking here.
		Please feel free to visit our main website to find out more about Streptocarpus, other Gesneriads and Foliage Begonias.
	www.dibleys.net (87 words)

	Streptocarpus, Ithala, South Africa
		Not a streptocarpus, but what is it ?
		"No, this is not a Streptocarpus species at all, there are only two species in the Itala Nature Reserve, one of which is the new S. kuhnhardtii.
		I would hazard a guess, that this plant belongs to the Scrophulaceae family."
	www.focusonpictures.com /zuidafrika/bloemen/bloemen25.htm (154 words)

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