Re: [CH] More thoughts on C. pubescens fruit setting
Michael Bailes (frgntgar@ozemail.com.au)
Thu, 3 Sep 1998 17:28:21 +1000
At 10:41 PM +1000 31/8/98, John M. Hartman wrote:
>>>> And why doesn't the paint brush work? I try to do "it" carefully aided
>by a
>>>> 10x magnifying glass, but maybe I don't have the touch. Maybe it takes a
>>>> fuzzy little insect to implant the pollen grains.
>>Some species/ botnical groups of Chilli plants will not NOT polinate with
>>others
>>
>>Michael Bailes.
>>Herbarist
>
>Oh, Mike.... you are exposing yourself. It's obvious to all of us that
>you just don't know how to make love!
>Try it with your fingers.
Snip (unfairly)
>John Hartman Ph.D. (Yeah... I'm an anthropologist...)
It is not the apendage I prefer
But hey - who am I to pass judgement? -each to his/her/its own!!
(What else do you learn in the jungles? "Try it with your fingers" could be
a bestselling book title!)
Seriously I studied a bit of anthrop myself.
When I had a real job I was an industrial psyhcologist.( Now I can't even
spell it)
Michael Bailes.
Herbarist
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