hi mary sue, i don't want to open up another pandora's box, but... i can see in the wiki a few genera that ,while terribly interesting to me, would not fit within the criteria of bulbs/geophytes. for example the "woody" Iridaceae or Vellozia. Aponogeton on the other hand are sold as tubers/rhizomes in the aquaria trade. ========= tsuh yang > We saw Aponogeton in South Africa. It is interesting > to read that you got > it to grow in a freshwater aquarium. I was > fascinated by it. It is > apparently both edible and aquatic. If you have > pictures of it and want to > add them, I'd have no objection. > As you know, this wiki administrator is more > inclusive than exclusive. If > someone can make a case for our including a plant in > the wiki because it is > a bulb, corm, rhizome, tuber, has tuberous roots > when it is growing, etc., > we'd allow it. > We already have a few plants pictured on the wiki > that are sometimes > aquatic when in growth. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com/