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Dear All, We are glad to to inform you that the PDF-English version of AIPC Magazine n.1 (2018) completely dedicated to a field trip in Abruzzo is finally ready. Abruzzo is 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. ernicaand P. vulgaris subsp. vestina; we present also P. vulgaris subsp. anzalonei wich occurs just across the border of the region).

Dear All, We are glad to to inform you that the PDF-English version of AIPC Magazine n.1 (2018) completely dedicated to a field trip in Abruzzo is finally ready. Abruzzo is 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. ernicaand 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 l

Thanks to all of you, sorry for my late reply. These plants are from seeds I obtained from a single plant that I had. I use a mix of calcareous sand, vermiculite and just few peat. Seeds germinated quite easily in may 2018, I kept the plantlets inside, in front of a window till fall, then inside a terrarium under LED, nothing special. Mau

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Thanks all. To Rogier: Plants are of a friend of mine, however he has not P. colimensis to share, furthermore he is not interested in P. tina, sorry

Here some pictures of my pants, I hope you like them. Maurizio D: coccipetala D. lowriei 'giant' D. macrophylla D. whittakeri

Hi all, here some pictures from the collection of a frien of minem, Gabriele, I hope you like them. Maurizio P. acuminata P. acuminata P. pilosa P. pilosa P. immaculata P. immaculata P. immaculata P. agnata P. colimensis P. zecheri P. gigantea P. esseriana And not two Cuban pings P. jackii P. filifolia

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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 woun

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 woun

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 Bass

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

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