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Jim McKenney (Tue, 13 Jan 2009 16:41:22 PST)

Well, Nhu, you've brightened my day and broadened my horizons.

When I looked over your list, I noticed that Trientalis had been placed in
the Myrsinaceae. For most of my life it's been in the Primulaceae.

Further Googling brought me up to date with even more surprising results:
not only Trientalis, but Cyclamen, Lysimachia, Anagallis (to cite just the
ones likely to be known to gardeners) are now considered by some to be
myrsinaceous.

Live and learn...

Jim McKenney

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