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Here a couple of pics of my Lilium catesbaei

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Thank a lot Jute for your help... and I'm glad you will be in Mira. Maurizio

Dear All, We are glad to to inform you that the first AIPCMagazine of 2018 has just been published. This is a very special number, completely dedicated to a field trip in Abruzzo, a marvellous region from a naturalistic point of view, but also rich in culture and traditions and, above all, in Pinguicula (three species, P. vulgaris and the endemic P. fiorii and P. vallis-regiae, two subspecies, P. vulgaris subsp. ernica and P. vulgaris subsp. vestina; we present also P. vulgaris subsp. anzalonei wich occurs just across the border of the region). Unfortunately, this is also a wounded land, struck in recent years by devastating earthquakes that have caused many victims. AIPC has decided to dedicate an entire magazine to this beautiful region and start a fundraising through the sale of this journal in Italy and abroad. This was certainly a spontaneous, symbolic almost dutiful act, immediately shared by the Board and all the members of AIPC. We have decided to donate the funds collected to the population of Campotosto, a village in Abruzzo that has the sad record of having been near the epicentres of the worst earthquakes that have recently struck central Italy. Obviously at the end of the fundraising we will inform you of the amount obtained thanks to your help. You have 2 options: - you can donate 20 € or more and you will receive also the hard copy of the journal (shipping costs included) - if you're not intereste din the journal you can donate the amount you orefer (also less than 20 €) Here the link to the page of our website where you can finde more info on the way of donation: LINK Many thanks for your help! Maurizio Saroldi, AIPC Editor

Dear All, We are glad to to inform you that the first AIPCMagazine of 2018 has just been published. This is a very special number, completely dedicated to a field trip in Abruzzo, a marvellous region from a naturalistic point of view, but also rich in culture and traditions and, above all, in Pinguicula (three species, P. vulgaris and the endemic P. fiorii and P. vallis-regiae, two subspecies, P. vulgaris subsp. ernica and P. vulgaris subsp. vestina; we present also P. vulgaris subsp. anzalonei wich occurs just across the border of the region). Unfortunately, this is also a wounded land, struck in recent years by devastating earthquakes that have caused many victims. AIPC has decided to dedicate an entire magazine to this beautiful region and start a fundraising through the sale of this journal in Italy and abroad. This was certainly a spontaneous, symbolic almost dutiful act, immediately shared by the Board and all the members of AIPC. We have decided to donate the funds collected to the population of Campotosto, a village in Abruzzo that has the sad record of having been near the epicentres of the worst earthquakes that have recently struck central Italy. Obviously at the end of the fundraising we will inform you of the amount obtained thanks to your help. You have 2 options: - you can donate 20 € or more and you will receive also the hard copy of the journal (shipping costs included) - if you're not intereste din the journal you can donate the amount you orefer (also less than 20 €) Here the link to the page of our website where you can finde more info on the way of donation: LINK Many thanks for your help! Maurizio Saroldi, AIPC Editor

AIPC - Italian CP SOciety - is proud to have published an article by S. Jost Casper on Pinguicula sehuensis, the first butterwort reported from Sardinia and, as he writes "...the most important contribution to the taxonomy of the genus Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) in Europe during the past fifty years...". Here you can freely download the pdf English version of the article: CARNIVOROUS DOCS (you have just to click on the banner). Besides, on the same number of our journal (AIPC Magazine n. 40, vol. 2 June 2016) we have also published an interesting field trip report by Gabriele Basso who, in 2015, visited Sardinia to observe P. sehuensis in the wild. You can freely download the Italian pdf version here: MAGAZINE ONLINE (click on Pinguicula sehuensis. In the pdf you can find first Casper's article in Italian and following Basso's article with many beautiful pictures in the wild). I hope you like them. MAurizio Saroldi AIPC Editor

AIPC - Italian CP SOciety - is proud to have published an article by S. Jost Casper on Pinguicula sehuensis, the first butterwort reported from Sardinia and, as he writes "...the most important contribution to the taxonomy of the genus Pinguicula (Lentibulariaceae) in Europe during the past fifty years...". Here you can freely download the pdf English version of the article: CARNIVOROUS DOCS (you have just to click on the banner). Besides, on the same number of our journal (AIPC Magazine n. 40, vol. 2 June 2016) we have also published an interesting field trip report by Gabriele Basso who, in 2015, visited Sardinia to observe P. sehuensis in the wild. You can freely download the Italian pdf version here: MAGAZINE ONLINE (click on Pinguicula sehuensis. In the pdf you can find first Casper's article in Italian and following Basso's article with many beautiful pictures in the wild). I hope you like them. MAurizio Saroldi AIPC Editor

Yes Aymeric, the text is absolutely the same (just a different graphic composition of the articles, more pics in AIPC's one) ...the author wrote first the article for Italian CP Society (it was published on the number of December 2015 of AIPC Magazine) and then, because of the value of that work, we have decided to share it with other CP Societies. Maurizio

On Italian CP Society website you can download the pdf English version of "Pinguicula ramosa Miyoshi: a botanical review" by Hiro Shimai, published on AIPCMagazine 40 (december 2015). Here is the link: http://www.aipcnet.it/index.php/component/content/article/2-associazione/569-carnivorous-docs.html MaurizioSaroldi AIPC Editor

15-20 cm

D.aff. stolonifera giant hills form D. porrecta D. rupicola D. ramellosa D. monantha D. macrophylla D. browniana U.menziesii Mau

azz che belle foto...e piante

Hello all, at this link of Italian CP Society website - CARNIVOROUS DOCS - you can now find, in addition to some interesting Pdf-English version of some articles published on our journal, also the following "Special Issues": - The Mexican Pinguicula - by Gabriele Basso - The Drosera petiolaris complex - by Maurizio Saroldi - A tour of the Venezuelan Gran Sabana and some of its Tepuis -by Andy Smith You can now freely download these SpeciaI Issue, that until now were sold for raising funds for conservation projects. We thank all those who have purchased them, as they have contributed to our conservation projects. Maurizio Saroldi, AIPC Editor

D. lowriei giant D. whittakeri D. squamosa D. stolonifera subsp. prostrata D. magna '> D. macrophylla subsp. macrophylla D. macrophylla subsp. monantha D. aff. stolonifera Small D. coccipetala born from seeds last year coming out of dormancy Maurizio

Thanks all of you. To Markus: maybe it is one of your plants taken at EEE in Padua last year. I don't remember if I took it from you or from Olive Gluch. Mau