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April 2022

April’s meeting was fun and well attended. Look for the recording soon.


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​The Espinhaço Mountain Range in Minas Gerais and Bahia: a living laboratory for Bromeliads Diversity

Leonardo Versieux, well-known for his discoveries of new bromeliads in the Minas Gerais and Bahia states of Brazil was our speaker in April. Leonardo spoke to us from Bahia, taking us on a trip for special plants in the Espinhaço Mountain ranges of northeastern Brazil. He introduced us to the geography and geology of these mountains and how they have produced the high diversity of bromeliads found there as well as the people who have been involved in their discovery.
​*https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262219392_Eduandrea_selloana_Field_Notes_on_a_New_Area_of_Occurrence

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Walter Rauh with Cottendorfia florida inflorescence
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Vriesea tequendamae, taken by Scott in the Valle de Cocora, in the Quindío Department of Colombia
Photos used under Creative Commons from wallygrom Nico Nelson
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    • Past: May 2022
    • World Brom Conference 2022
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    • Past: Dec. 2021 Plant Sale
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    • Past: Expo at SD Botanic Garden
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    • 2019 Exhibition & Sale
    • WBC San Diego 2018
    • A Look Back: '17 Show & Sale
  • Bromeliad Genera
    • Alcantarea - Brazilian giants
    • Spotlight on Vriesea
    • Behold Billbergia
    • Spotlight on Neoregelia
  • Links
    • SDBS Facebook page
    • ZOONOOZ Beautiful Bromeliads [great article]
    • Bromeliad Society International
    • Florida Council of Bromeliad Societies
    • Queenlsand
    • East London
  • Growing Tips
    • Growing in San Diego
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    • How Much Light?
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