If you see a KY pine, could you take . . .>

Posted by terryp on January 27, 2003 at 09:22:19:

In Reply to: Re: Taxonomy will always be like . . . .> posted by Phil Peak on January 26, 2003 at 17:21:43:

some pics? Would love to see how they compare to other pines. Do you know if the different populations of pines differ like the different populations or black rat snake in KY? It's almost like you have at least three defined segragated areas in KY that each contain their own variant (could be a bad word there) of the species.

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• Re: If you see a KY pine, could you take . . .> Phil Peak 01/27/03 (2)
  • Thanks Phil; I'll keep my fingers crossed . . > terryp 01/27/03 (1)
    • Re: Thanks Phil; I'll keep my fingers crossed . . > Phil Peak 01/27/03 (0)
• Re: If you see a KY pine, could you take . . .> Alan Garry 01/27/03 (1)
  • Thanks for the info Alan . . > terryp 01/27/03 (0)

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