Re: [CH] The Biggest Chilli List

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At 5:02 AM +1100 22-2-98, Walt Gray wrote:
>Michael Bailes wrote:
>
>> At 11:17 AM +1100 20-2-98, Judy Howle wrote:
>> >A few years ago there was a write-up about Dr. Paul Bosland and NM State
>> >Univ. in Organic Gardening. They had about 1000 varieties growing.  They
>> >grew out about 500 varieties with close observation and testing and the
>> >other 500 they just harvested seeds from for the seed bank.  I think that
>> >should be a record!
>> >Judy Howle
>> >howle@ebicom.net
>> 1000 Plants or 1000 varieties?
>> did he list the names?
>> He is not in the Guiness Book of records.
>
>For anyone interested... New Mexico State University
>http://www.nmsu.edu/Research/hotchile/index.html
Yes,
very nice but where does it mention the Chillies grown?

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