Re: [CH] Chili Up!

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>Date: Sat, 5 Sep 1998 12:14:46 +1000
>From: Michael  Bailes <frgntgar@ozemail.com.au>
>Subject: Re: [CH] Chili Up!

>> A couple of hybrid varieties? With the possible exception of
>> pubescens I cannot think of a species of C. which does not
                                 ^^^^^^^
>> have varieties with the errect fruiting habit.
 

>         Cameron. No I wouldn't agree Cameron of the 200+
> varietes we grew last year very few had upright growing pods.
> (Pods growin up, above, on top and clear of the bush) see

Sorry Michael you lose, Cameron was very careful to say
*species* which have an erect variety.  That you chose
varieties from thousands that don't have this habit has nothing
to do with it ;-)  There is within the species a variety that
does.  Use the USDA capsicum database and do a search with erect 
growth as a search key and see how many they catalogue.  Do not 
confuse species with varieties ;-)

Peter

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