These are additions or amendments as of 31st May 2000 to the Bromeliad
Cultivar Registry (1998) (The P number refers to the page.) Note that from
this time onwards this Registry will not contain natural hybrids which are
under the ICBN rules not the ICNCP rules. Natural hybrids are shown in a
separate section on the BSI Web Site. The reference to "Photo fcbs.org" means
that you can see the photos on Internet where the full address is
http://fcbs.org. Reference to "Photo BSI.org"
means that photo can be found on the BSI site at
http://BSI.org.
Aechmea
xAechopsis
xAnagelia
Billbergia
Canistropsis
Cryptanthus
Dyckia
Guzmania
xGuzvriesea
xNeophytum
Neoregelia
xNeorockia
xNeostropsis
Nidularium
xNidulistrum
xNidumea
xNiduregelia
xOrthotanthus
Pitcairnia
xPitinia
Portea
xPortemea
Tillandsia
Vriesea
JIM ELMORE CULTIVARS CROSS REFERENCE PAGES 416 - 420
P1 Adolph's White An errant seedling with white petals that grew from batch of gamosepala v. gamosepala at Huntingdon Gardens. Named after the gardener and distributed by Bill Baker of California Gdns Nursery. Photo www.fix.net/~cdills/ P1 Adonis Seed from USA as A. anomala in 1980's grown by V. Przetocki Perth, AU but as Manzanares points out it seems closer to a A. chantinii hybrid possibly with A. retusa! Photo fcbs.org P2 Aussie Ruby Named by Butcher ?hybrid of A. seideliana see Bromeletter July 1995 Photo fcbs.org (There is already a 'Ruby' on page 32 hence the slight change) P6 Blue Nude Named by Butcher In BSI seed Fund as A. nudicaulis 'Porto Limon' in July 1985 Probable hybrid with a blue flowered Ortgiesia sub-genus. Photo fcbs.org P9 Club Maurice By Kellett M Named by Butcher (fasciata x ?comata) Photo fcbs.org P10 Covata Too Plant imported to Australia from California in 1982 as 'Covata' where inflorescence is well within the leaf rosette. In 1998 it was noted that Pamela Koide's A. 'Covata' on the Web had an inflorescence protruding from the leaf rosette. Decided to call the Australian version (and what had stayed in the US!) A. 'Covata Too' See BSIJ #4 1999 Photo fcbs.org P11 Echidna Imported to Australia from the USA as (recurvata x chantinii) or reverse. the chantinii used appears to be a fasciata! Named at a Brom Soc of SA meeting in Feb 2000 Photo fcbs.org P13 Fireworks Was the name of the grex under the old rules. The two forms are now being split with the blue petalled form being called 'Pioneer'. Named by Geoff Lawn P16 Gotha Had been known for many years as 'Julian Nally' variegata but evidence in Julian's letters circa 1960 indicate it has a different parentage (comata x caudata) see fcbs.org under articles under Julian Nally. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P16 Grace's Blue Seed from A. caudata v. eipperi in 1995 but evidently father is an A. recurvata of sorts Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P24 Musicale Of unknown parentage named by Peter Franklin Refer Bromeletter #1 1997 Photo fcbs.org P24 Nigre Imported to Australia from USA. Appears to be a nudicaulis hybrid. Not to be confused with chantinii cultivar where reference to JBS 39.216 should be transferred to this plant not the 'chantinii'! Photo fcbs.org P25 Not Quite White Named by Butcher Parents unknown Pale blue flowers Photo fcbs.org P28 Pioneer Named by Geoff Lawn to cover the blue petalled form of 'Fireworks' Photo fcbs.org P29 PomPom Named by Rob Smythe of Townsville Queensland for a distinct form of A. cylindrata Photo fcbs.org P29 Porphyry Pearls (weilbachii x lueddemanniana) A DeLeon hybrid ca 1980 not named but being grown in Australia - A variegated plant. There is a non-variegated plant called 'Purple Gem' Named by Geoff Lawn P29 Purple Gem (weilbachii x lueddemanniana) A DeLeon hybrid ca 1980 not named but being grown in Australia. There is a variegated form being called 'Porphyry Pearls'. Named by Geoff Lawn Photo fcbs.org P29 Que Sera In BSI seed list as Aechmea serrata in Nov/Dec 1990. Clearly a hybrid. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P29 Quite White Named by Butcher Parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P31 Reverse Ensign Sport of 'Ensign' P33 Shining Light Named by Bullis for one of the 'Fulgo-Ramosa' group Photo fcbs.org P35 Sunrise Named by Geoff Lawn Cultivar of A. recurvata see Bromeletter Jan 1998 Photo fcbs.org
P38 Frost Bite By Vic Przetocki Ananas nanus x Neoregelia 'Takemura Grande' Photo fcbs.org P38 Madam Lash By John Catlan ('Mother' x ?Ananas nanus) see also 'Toy Boy' and 'Sweet Seduction' Photo fcbs.org Originally listed as a Neoregelia! P38 Sweet Seduction By John Catlan ('Mother' x ?Ananas nanus) P38 Toy Boy By John Catlan ('Mother' x ?Ananas nanus) Photo fcbs.org
P40 Delete Albertii (see 'Brazil') P43 Blue Wren Named by Bill Treloar in South Australia for an unnamed hybrid with links to B. 'Kahibah' but with the tips of the petals totally blue Photo fcbs.org P44 Delete Brazil P46 Delete Claudioi P47 Delete Coconut Grove P48 Dainty Joy By W. Morris ('Kahibah' x 'Glory Be') named by Margaret Butcher see also 'Golden Joy' Photo fcbs.org P48 Dark Knight Change hybridist to Morris, W P49 Delete Don Leo Salazar P50 Elfin By Ed Smith of Texas Named by Butcher ('Pixie' x leptopoda Photo fcbs.org P52 Fat Albert By W. Morris (distachia x ?) Photo fcbs.org P55 Golden Gift By W. Morris named by Margaret Butcher ('Golden Joy' x 'Medowie Gift') 1995 Photo fcbs.org P55 Green and Gold By W. Morris ('Kahibah' x 'Glory Be') named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P57 Imposter A weakly striated form of B. amoena which has green petals with blue tips. Received in Adelaide Australia by Bill Treloar as Billbergia striata. Vegetatively we thought it to be a weakly striated form of B. 'Violet Beauty' or even a weakly striated form of B. pyramidalis. Beware these three similar forms P57 Jacinta A Sport of ? 'Albertii' named by Bill Treloar, South Australia Photo fcbs.org P58 Kahibah While it has been reported there is a variegated form in existence all the ones investigated by Derek Butcher have turned out to be Billbergia 'Santa Barbara' Delete the variegated reference P58 Delete Katherine Chatham P58 Delete Kee-Kee P59 Lady in Red By W. Morris (amoena 'red leaf' x 'Bobtail') Photo fcbs.org P59 Leopoldii Delete Hawkes ----- Hancock). Delete Brom Papers 1:104 and replace with Flora Neotropica p2035 P60 Delete Lois Hancock P61 Delete Mibbs Whelan P62 Delete Mousie P63 Delete Nefertiti P63 Nev Ryan A lightly striated Sport of what was known as B. amoena v. rubra. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P63 Oberthueri Delete (Oon-Tah) P64 Delete Oon-Tah P64 Party Pink By D. Beadle Parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P65 Pink Patches Parents unknown from Blossom World Bromeliads Sanford Florida. Has links with Catherine Wilson if not identical. Photo fcbs.org P65 Pink Wave Named by Geoff Lawn (leptopoda hybrid x amoena 'rubra') differs from 'Curly Top' by having blue tipped sepals Photo fcbs.org P66 Delete Puddles P67 Raffle Prize Named by Butcher (?amoena x vittata) Photo fcbs.org P69 Delete Santa Marie de Ostuma P71 Starry Night By W. Morris (sanderiana x amoena) Appears to favour amoena more than 'Elam' does Named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P75 Delete Yaki
P76 Chocolate Drops Named by Butcher. Plant originally in Australia as seideliana ? microps. Leme indicated it is a hybrid! Photo fcbs.org P76 Apricot cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org P76 Blood Orange cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org Photo fcbs.org P76 Citron (was citrinum) cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org Photo fcbs.org P76 Guava cv of billbergioides named by Peter Tristram see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org Photo fcbs.org P76 Lemon cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 Photo fcbs.org P76 Mulberry cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org P76 Persimmon cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org Photo fcbs.org P76 Plum cv of billbergioides named by Butcher Primary bracts #11 Leaves #42 refer Adelaide Brom Gazette (2000) Photo fcbs.org P76 Tamarillo cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org P76 Tutti Frutti cv of billbergioides named by Diana Hughes see other "fruits" Refer Bromeletter #5 1997 and fcbs.org
P95 Dr. Larry By Jim Irvin (('Zonatus Silver' x 'Ocean Mist') x 'Goldie Langdon') Medium CSJ 14:4 p111 ill. Photo fcbs.org P100 Frieda Schiffer By Carole Richtmyer ('Clyde Jackson' x 'First Blush') P101 Frost Bite By Jim Irvin ('Zonatus Silver' x 'Ocean Mist') Large CSJ 14:4 p114 ill. Photo fcbs.org P117 Marathon By Jim Irvin ('Melanie' x 'Zonatus Silver') Large CSJ 14:4 p111 ill. Photo fcbs.org P145 Strawberries Flambe By Jim Irvin ('Diverse Pink' x 'Cascade') Large CSJ 14:4 p114. ill. Photo fcbs.org
P155 Port Wine A probable D. encholirioides hybrid grown in Australia for many years. Named by Geoff Lawn. Refer Bromeletter #4 1999 Photo fcbs.org P155 Ruby Ryde By Ruby Ryde named by Keith Ryde (fosteriana 'Silver' x 'Big Red') Photo fcbs.org
P165 Olympic Torch Unknown parents but on display at Orlando World Conference 1996 Photo fcbs.org P168 Sir Albert Unknown parents but on display at 1998 BSSF Show. Has links with 'Gisela' Photo fcbs.org P168 Sunshine Unknown parents but on display at 1998 BSSF Show. Has links with 'Kapoho Fire' Photo fcbs.org
P170 Delete Carl Mez
P177 Shiraz By G. Hendrix named by Butcher (Neoregelia 'Dr Oeser #100 x Orthophytum navioides) Photo fcbs.org
P178 All Aglow Parents unknown In Tropiflora's Cargo Report Sept 1999 photo fcbs.org P178 Alley Cat By Grace Goode (punctatissima? x ?) Photo fcbs.org P181 Antlers Origin unknown, said to be (stolonifera x hoehneana) but more likely (martinellii x hoehneana) Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P182 Arching Star By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x carcharodon) x carcharodon) Photo fcbs.org P183 Aussie Embers By R. Larnach, parents not advised Photo fcbs.org P184 Aztec Summer By Vic Przetocki (Aztec x ?) (1987) Photo fcbs.org P188 Bevvie By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x concentrica) x 'Fireball')) x 'Fireball' Photo fcbs.org P189 Bit of Heaven By Grace Goode ('Small World ' x 'Bob') photo fcbs.org P191 Blast By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'King of Kings') x carolinae tricolor perfecta Photo fcbs.org P191 Blood Plum By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x concentrica) x olens)) x olens Photo fcbs.org P192 Bob Named in Townsville Queensland for a Neoregelia concentrica minor imported from Bob Okasaki in Hawaii but which has no links to a concentrica P192 Bob Read Change to read "a species plant that Dr Robert Read obtained from Burle-Marx in the 1970's but never described. The large petals suggest the sub-genus Longipetalopsis and both Gary Hendrix and Bob Worth suggest diamantinensis (now bahiana) as in Leme's Bromeliads in the Brazilian wilderness page 100. No one has done a detailed comparison. P194 Break of Day Correct (Ruby Jean x sarmentosa) F2 to 'Maid of Honour' x ? P194 Brian Weber By Sam Smith ('Little Faith' x 'Break of Day') Reg Doc 5/2000 photo fcbs.org P195 Bright Lights ('Bob' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P196 Bruiser By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x concentrica) x concentrica Photo fcbs.org P197 Camelot Hybrid (Avalon x concentrica) apparently done in USA by Coolbaugh but unnamed. A clone exported to Australia worth naming and named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P198 Carmen A Sport of 'Flandria' P199 Cayenne Plant imported to Australia as ('Fireball' x ampullacea) possibly by De Leon. Named by Butcher. Is probably identical to 'Red Waif' Photo fcbs.org P200 Chariot By Vic Przetocki 1987 See also 'Emerald Forest' ('Vulkan' x 'Avalon') Photo fcbs.org P200 Charisma ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode photo fcbs.org P201 Cherry Jam By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x marmorata) x concentrica Photo fcbs.org P201 Cherub ('Marnier Lapostolle' x 'Ruby Jean') possibly G. Goode hybrid with links to 'Jean Black' Named by G Lawn, Perth AU photo fcbs.org P203 Circles of Gold By Grace Goode ('Small World' x ?) photo fcbs.org P205 Coconut Ice By Skotak named by Peter Tristram parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P206 Coral Pink ('Aussie Gem' x ?) grown by Keith Bradtberg and named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P207 Delete Correia-Araujoi because described under ICBN rules P207 Cracker Jack Imported to Australia from USA. Parents unknown, hybridist unknown Seems very close to 'Black Forest', 'Fancy Pants', and 'Royal Burgundy' Photo fcbs.org P208 Daddy Long Legs Circulating in Australia as (ampullacea v. tigrina x hoehneana) Could be a USA import. Worth naming. Named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P209 Dana By Sam Smith ('Little Faith' x 'Break of Day') Reg Doc 5/2000 photo fcbs.org P209 Danny Boy ('Small World' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P211 Deep Glow By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Painted Lady') Photo fcbs.org P212 Desert Rose By Vic Przetocki ('Avalon' x 'Takemura Grande') June 1987 P212 DeVroe A Sport of 'Flandria' P212 Dinkum By Grace Goode (?punctatissima x 'Small World') photo fcbs.org P217 Eliza By Sam Smith ('Little Faith' x 'Break of Day') Reg Doc 5/2000 photo fcbs.org P220 Faith By Grace Goode ('Little Faith' x 'Strawberry Cup') Photo fcbs.org P220 Fancy Pants By E. Wurthmann. Parents unknown. Seems very close to 'Black Forest', 'Cracker Jack', and 'Royal Burgundy' Photo fcbs.org P221 Ferny Grove By R. Larnach, named by Olive Trevor, parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P221 Fever By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x concentrica) x ? Photo fcbs.org P222 Fire Dance ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode photo fcbs.org P223 Under First Prize delete (syn 'German Hybrid') P225 Flesh By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x concentrica) x concentrica 'Bullis' Photo fcbs.org P227 Freckle Face Delete "not maintained as cultivar by 1998" Photo fcbs.org P227 Freckles Originally thought by non-botanists to be a variety of Neoregelia tristis. No link. No link either to the other two Freckles on this page! See Uncle Derek Says and photographs in fcbs.org P228 Garnish By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x concentrica) x 'Painted Lady') x 'Royal Burgundy' Photo fcbs.org P229 Gene McKenzie By Sam Smith (lilliputiana x 'Break of Day') Reg Doc 5/2000 photo fcbs.org P229 Under German Hybrid delete (syn. 'First Prize'?) P229 Gift By R. Larnach, named by Olive Trevor parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P231 Golden King Plant imported to Australia from USA Hybridist unknown, parents unknown but is an impressive variegate with links with N. carolinae but with yellow-green leaves. Photo fcbs.org P231 Golden Ruby By W. Morris (olens x ?) Photo fcbs.org P232 Good Enough ('Small World' x 'Bob') hybridist Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P232 Good Morning Delete "Goode indicated------cultivation" Photo fcbs.org P235 Gunpowder By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Takemura Princeps') x ('Meyendorffii' x concentrica) Photo fcbs.org P235 Gunpowder Too By Skotak named by Butcher (carolinae x 'Takemura Princeps') x ('Meyendorffii' x concentrica) Photo fcbs.org P236 Hazy Daze Named by Butcher Was grown for many years in Adelaide as 'Nana'F3. Photo fcbs.org P237 Heck By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x concentrica) x 'Fireball')) x olens Photo fcbs.org P237 Hell Fire Seedling from 'Black Olive' Named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P238 Hold Dear ('Bob' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P238 Honeymoon ('Bob' x 'Small World') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P238 Hot August Night Parents unknown named by Keith Golinski photo fcbs.org P238 Hot Gossip By Skotak named by John Catlan Was 'Anna #40' Photo fcbs.org P239 Hubbub ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P239 Hyperball By Skotak named by John Catlan Was 'Anna #5' Photo fcbs.org P240 In the Red By Grace Goode ('Small World' x ?) photo fcbs.org P240 Ink Spots Named by Butcher for a US hybrid (smithii x pauciflora) Photo fcbs.org P242 Jade Fire Grown and named by John Catlan, parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P242 Janet Sue By Sam Smith (lilliputiana x 'Break of Day') Reg Doc 5/2000 photo fcbs.org P242 Jaws Too By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x carcharodon) Photo fcbs.org P243 Jet Age Delete "Goode said ---- 1998" Photo fcbs.org P243 Joel Seedling from 'White Lady' named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P245 Julian Nally Named by Butcher for a US hybrid probably done by Julian Nally many years ago (marmorata x spectabilis) See Bromeletter Jan 1998 Photo fcbs.org P249 Lady Leonie Seedling from 'Lovely Lady' Named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P249 Lady Love Seedling from 'Lovely Lady' Named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P250 Lava By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Painted Lady') Photo fcbs.org P251 Lilac Time Could be a US import. Probable parents (Bob Read's Lad x Springtime) named by Margaret Butcher photo fcbs.org P256 Love Light ('Bob' x 'Small World') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P257 Mad Max By Skotak named by John Catlan Was 'Anna #1' Photo fcbs.org P261 Marechalii At end of comments put "see 'Meyendorffii'" P261 Margie cv. of ampullacea, Not known who named it! photo fcbs.org P261 Maria Veronica Parents unknown by Grant Groves see Tropiflora Cargo Report Sept 1999 photo fcbs.org P263 Mary's Favorite Origin unknown probably USA. carolinae type with red lines on leaves Photo fcbs.org P263 Mauve Star By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x concentrica) x ? Photo fcbs.org P264 McCushla Seedling from one of the 'Aussie Dream' grex. Named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P265 Meyendorffii At end of comments put "Interestingly, in 1939, this cultivar was the same size as carolinae and was larger than 'Marechalii'. see JBS 38:17 Therefore true identity in doubt!" P267 Mini Roja By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Fireball') x ? compacta Photo fcbs.org P267 Mini Skirt By GraceGoode (punctatissima? x ?) Photo fcbs.org P267 Min Min Lights By Grace Goode ('Close of Day' x ?) photo fcbs.org P270 Mottles (?punctatissima x marmorata) of possible USA origin. Named by G. Lawn Perth AU Photo fcbs.org P270 Mulberry By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x concentrica) x concentrica Photo fcbs.org P270 Muscat By Skotak named by Olive Trevor parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P273 Night Spot By G. Goode (punctatissima? x lilliputiana) Photo fcbs.org P273 Noble Descent Named by Butcher for a US hybrid with (olens 'Vulcan' x cruenta) on the label but worthy of a cultivar name. Photo fcbs.org P273 Delete entry of 'Norm Catlan's Hybrids'. This is confusing and not all are seedlings from Skotak. P274 O. B. E. Seedling from 'Close of Day' Named by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P276 Olly Wilson Named by Butcher for a (wilsoniana x olens) hybrid of unknown origin. Photo fcbs.org P276 Orange Glow Change brackets to read (Was also known as 'Orange Flush') Note that 'Prinsler' should not be referred here. P277 Ounce of Purple Circulating in Australia as (ampullacea v. tigrina x pauciflora) AND (pauciflora x ampullacea). Mentioned in De Leon Plant list #3. Named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P278 Painted Cloud By Vic Przetocki ('Thunder Cloud' x 'Painted Lady') Nov 1990 P279 Parlour Pink ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P282 Pheasant By Grace Goode (?punctatissima x ?) photo fcbs.org P282 Phoebe By Marj McNamara (lilliputiana x olens) in 1992 P283 Pinegrove Named by Butcher Plant received by Pinegrove Nursery in NSW from Seidel as N. pineliana but an obvious hybrid. See Bromlink (Qld) May 1998 Photo fcbs.org P284 Pink Pearl By Skotak named by Olive Trevor parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P284 Pink Pouffe By John Catlan ('Mother' x tristis) Photo fcbs.org P286 Plum Sheen Plant exported to Aust from USA as ('Royal Flush' x #21) Named by Geoff Lawn Photo fcbs.org P287 Predator By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (((carolinae x 'Painted Lady') x 'Takemura Princeps')) x carolinae))) x 'Dark Spot' Is Albomarginate Photo fcbs.org P287 Predatress A Sport of 'Predator' by Skotak named by Peter Tristram Is Variegated Photo fcbs.org P288 Prinsler A cultivar of Neoregelia carolinae v. tricolor from Prinsler in Germany. Photo fcbs.org P289 Purple Glaze By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Blue Navy Blues') x 'Blue Navy Blues' Photo fcbs.org P289 Purple Grape Imported to Australia from USA as ('Fireball' x 'Granada') Hybridist unknown. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P291 Quandong Originally an unnamed cultivar from Queensland but sufficiently in demand in Adelaide to be given a name. Named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P291 Queen of Spots By Allan Freeman (olens x ?) Photo fcbs.org P293 Red Arrow By Skotak named by John Catlan Parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P294 Red Earth ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode photo fcbs.org P297 Red Rocket By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x ?) Photo fcbs.org P298 Red Undies ('Bob' x 'Small World') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P298 Red Veil By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'Takemura') x carolinae tricolor perfecta Photo fcbs.org P298 Red Waif Probably identical to 'Cayenne' Photo fcbs.org P300 Ring Leader ('Bob' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P302 Rosa Morada Parents unknown by Grant Groves see Tropiflora Cargo Report Sept 1999 photo fcbs.org P303 Rose of Hurstbridge By Maurice Kellett and named by Butcher for a N. carolinae hybrid #84 Photo fcbs.org P304 Rosea Striata Add "Not all plants with this name are Neoregelia farinosa. Some seem linked to Neoregelia carolinae in its many guises" see Uncle Derek says fcbs.org P305 Rough Red ('Small World' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P307 Ruby Jo ('Bob' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P307 Ruth Wilson Change pollen parent to 'Bob' P307 Sabbath ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P308 Salute By Skotak named by Olive Trevor (carolinae x olens) photo fcbs.org P309 Satsuma Named by Butcher because it took too long to write the label ((ampullacea x pauciflora) x (princeps x 'Fireball')) hybridist unknown P309 Saving Grace ('Bob' x 'Small World') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P309 Scandal By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x sapiatibensis) x sapiatibensis Photo fcbs.org P311 Share a Dream ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P312 Shrimp By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x carolinae) Photo fcbs.org P313 Skotaks Royal Robe By Skotak named by person unknown in Queensland. Parents unknown Photo fcbs.org P313 Sky Rocket Imported to Australia from USA Parents unknown, Hybridist unknown Photo fcbs.org P313 Small Fry By G Goode ('Lillipet' x lilliputiana) Photo fcbs.org P313 Small Mercies ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P313 Solace ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P316 Springtime Thought to be another form of ampullacea. P317 Stout Fellow Named by Butcher for an interesting US hybrid with the unlikely parentage ('Vulcan' x olens). Photo fcbs.org P317 Strawberry Cream By Skotak named by Peter Tristram ((carolinae x concentrica) x 'Painted Lady') x 'Fire Ball' Photo fcbs.org P318 Sultan By Vic Przetocki ('April Sue' x carolinae 'rosea-lineata') Photo fcbs.org P321 Sweet Rosay By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x macwilliamsii) x carolinae tricolor perfecta Photo fcbs.org P324 Terminator By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'King of Kings') x 'King of Kings' Photo fcbs.org P324 Termite By Skotak named by Peter Tristram (carolinae x 'King of Kings') x 'King of Kings' Photo fcbs.org P325 Tiger Cat By Grace Goode (?punctatissima x ?) photo fcbs.org P326 Tomato Soup Of US origin appears to be a variegated form of carolinae Introduced by Bullis ca 1985 Photo fcbs.org P327 Treasure Island Probably a US hybrid known as ('Buccaneer' x pauciflora). Named by Margaret Butcher photo fcbs.org P328 Turmoil By Grace Goode (?punctatissima x 'Small World') photo fcbs.org P328 Tweedledee By Grace Goode ('Little Faith' x lilliputiana) photo fcbs.org P332 Walking Tall ('Small World' x ?) by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P332 Water Melon Allegedly a Neoregelia cruenta or as "unknown" circulating in NSW and Qld originally from the USA or Costa Rica but clearly a hybrid with either compacta or macwilliamsii. Named by Margaret Butcher Photo fcbs.org P332 Wedding Day ('Small World' x 'Bob') by Grace Goode Photo fcbs.org P332 Western Ruby By Vic Przetocki ('Wild Ruby 'x 'Takemura Grande') see also 'Grandiose' and 'Grand Ruby' Photo fcbs.org P333 White Lady Seedling from 'Lovely Lady' named by Grace Goode Photo.fcbs P333 Wild Gossip By Skotak named by John Catlan Was Anna #39 Photo fcbs.org P333 Wild Tiger By Grace Goode (punctatissima? x ?) Photo fcbs.org P334 Winter Bloom By Grace Goode ('Small World' x ?punctatissima) photo fcbs.org P334 Wonder of Wonders By Skotak named by John Catlan Was 'Anna #10' Photo fcbs.org
P338 Delete Beryl Allen P339 Elfriede Named by Butcher for a variegated Nidularium hybrid being grown in the collection of Ede and Elfriede Schaefer in South Australia Photo fcbs.org P340 Delete Robert Agnew
P341 Delete Frank H Overton
P342 Transfer xNidumea'Jean' to Aechmea 'Jean' Plant exported to Australia in the 1980's from Seaborn Nursery and links to a plant with the same name in Baensch p36. This is an Aechmea with no traits of Nidularium present.
P343 Delete Edward A Flickinger P343 Delete Peter Temple
P347 Transfer xOrthotanthus 'What' to Orthophytum 'What'. This plant reproduces from seed and bears no Cryptanthus traits
P347 Delete daiseyana
P348 Transfer 4 entries to Pitcairnia because Pepinia is no longer considered a valid genus and all species have been transferred to Pitcairnia.
P349 June Imported to Australia by June Bennett of Cairns as an undescribed Portea. Named by Peter Franklin for identification purposes Photo fcbs.org
P349 California Blue In 1984 Butcher bought an unnamed Aechmea in Los Angeles. Harry Luther suggested it had links with Mulford Fosters hybridising of Portea and Aechmea in the 1960's. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P349 Joe Named by Bill Morris for a plant of unknown origin grown in Australia Photo fcbs.org
P351 Delete angulosa P351 Aristocrat (ionantha x bourgaei) by John Arden 1979 BSIJ 2000 #2 p96 photo fcbs.org P352 Califano Too Plant imported to Australia from USA in 1970's as natural hybrid (ionantha x capitata). Named by Margaret Paterson See Uncle Derek says and Photo fcbs.org P352 Delete castellanii P353 Delete complachroma P353 Delete correalei P353 Creamy Named by Butcher for seed raised by Maurice Kellett in Australia see Bromeletter #3 1995 Photo fcbs.org P354 Dennis A Tillandsia offered by Tropiflora in the late 1980's as T. carminea but does not agree with Till's description. Named by Butcher to differentiate from true species and as a reminder of the distributor. Photo fcbs.org P354 Delete donatoi P355 First Bloom Delete (identical to First Born) P355 Delete floridana P356 Grey Power Originally grown in Queensland as T. erecta but has large greyish flowers. It appears to be a T. bandensis hybrid confirmed by Walter Till. Named by Butcher See Bromeliaceae (Qld) #6 1998 Photo fcbs.org P356 Hercules By Peter Tristram (pretiosa x platyrhachis) P357 Inca Gold Name given to an identical plant 'Kashkin' which has precedence P357 Delete jucunda P358 Kashkin Add note "Same as 'Inca Gold' but 'Kashkin' has priority" P358 Marie Seed grown plant from Rolly Reilly as (bergeri x tenuifolia) but clearly T. ixioides is involved too. Yellow petals brighter than T. jucunda and floral bracts bright red. Named by Butcher in memory of Marie Robinson in South Australia. Photo fcbs.org P358 Marie Robinson ?links with T. duratii Named by Derek Butcher Photo fcbs.org P359 Millenium By Barry Genn Qld AU (fuchsii x stricta) Reg Doc 2000 Photo fcbs.org P359 Delete nidus P360 Pfantom A plant exported to Australia by Knize in Peru in the late 1980's to David Scheumack. Has very tenuous links with T. pfeufferi hence its name until found in the wild and described. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P360 Pink Champagne (ionantha x 'Druid') named by Nev Ryan Photo fcbs.org P360 Delete polita P361 Delete rectifolia P361 Repton Received by Peter Tristram of Repton NSW as T. stricta but has some T. tenuifolia attributes. Named by Butcher. Photo fcbs.org P361 Rolly Reilly By Rolly Reilly parents unknown. Looks like a very open T. stricta with a different flowering time to T. stricta! Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P361 Delete rothii P361 Sexy Pink By Peter Tristram (wagneriana x platyrhachis) P361 Delete smalliana P362 Spanish Gold A yellow flowered form of Tillandsia usneoides from Germany named by Butcher photo fcbs.org P362 Tawny Yellow Unintentional hybrid made by Rolly Reilly and named by Butcher (crocata x ?mallemontii) see Bromeletter #2 1999 Photo fcbs.org P362 Triflor For the tristichous flower of T. cyanea. Named by Cathcart Photo fcbs.org P362 Van der Mollis By Holm in Germany (mallemontii x streptocarpa) Photo fcbs.org P363 Delete wisdomiana
P364 Adams Dilemma Parents unknown. Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P366 Bee Bee Was grown in Australia as V. barilletii parents unknown named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P366 Belgian Mary Seed from BSI seed fund Dec 1984 as (Mariae x Belgian hybrid) Seed grown by Keith Bradtberg and named by Margaret Butcher. Photo fcbs.org P367 Blaze Delete reference to Edward A Flickinger P367 Delete Brasil P371 Corralina Name given to a cultivar of unknown parentage but identified by John Arden in May 2000 as the old 'Yellow Tail' circulated by Charles Wiley in the 1970's photo fcbs.org P371 Corralina Kiwi Plant in New Zealand, named by Butcher to differentiate from the plant grown as 'Corralina' in the USA and Australia but now known as 'Yellow Tail' photo fcbs.org P373 Delete Edward A Flickinger P374 Elan Delete sentence 'Samyn said............photographs' because this plant has no similarity with V. rubrobracteata. Refer Uncle Derek says and photo fcbs.org P374 Elfi Green Sport of 'Elfi' is a very unstable variegate and this name has been coined to cover the non-variegate form P382 Hotteana Delete because this is undoubtedly the species Tillandsia hotteana P383 Joe Rigby Uncertain parentage with possibly V. guttata involved. Named in honour of the hybridist from Newcastle, NSW after his death Photo fcbs.org P388 Margaret B Grown in Australia for many years as (rodigasiana x 'Nigra') Named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P393 Nova Replace information with the following "The first picture of this plant appeared in the BSI Journal 1974 page 87 as Vriesea tessellata 'Nova'. It was not until 1992 that the plant was formally described by Roeth in Die Bromelie 1/1992 as Vriesea gigantea v. seideliana under the ICBN rules. Therefore, the use of the name 'Nova' is lost in synonymy and should not be used. P393 O'Hiss Grown in Australia for many years as (saundersii x 'Vigeri') but this parentage seems in doubt Named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P393 Orange Delight Parents unknown but on display at Orlando World Conference 1996 Photo. fcbs.org P394 Patola Parents unknown Named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P394 Perfidia Delete reference to Rio de Janeiro P394 Petes First grown in Australia for many years as (saundersii x 'Grande') Named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P398 Delete Raulino Reitz P399 Regal Seed grown by Keith Bradtberg Parents unknown Named by Butcher Photo fcbs.org P400 Delete Rio de Janeiro P400 Delete Ritter V. Fernsee P401 Rouge de Rio Has links with 'Red of Rio' seed batch but has semi pendant spike similar to 'Retroflexa' Named by Peter Huddy Photo fcbs.org P402 Delete Santa Catarina >P404 Sunstruck Seedling PAF2082 from 'Moonbeam' grown and named by Peter Franklin of NSW AU photo fcbs.org P406 Van Ackeri Change jonghei to 'Poelmannii' P408 Yellow Tail Correct name for plant erroneously named as 'Corralina' Photo and explanation in Uncle Derek Says fcbs.org
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