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Online articles about genus Cryptocoryne.


Cryptocoryne : articles online


C. albida growing in a stream.


Cryptocorynes are the Rolex watch of aquarium plants. They're the ones everybody likes to show off. And for good reason - for many years they have had a reputation of not being the easiest plants to grow or propogate. But, since the Tom Barr/Dupla fertilizer revolution they're snap now if you care for them properly which is really nothing more than reproducing the natural conditions where they're found: these are not stagnant waters and quite commonly not soft or acidic water either.

These are the documents I found on the Dutch National Herbarium in icky *.doc format; they are the only academic papers discussing these plants I can find and converted them to HTML with my software.


ANDERSON

1963  
1964  

Peat Swamps of Sarawak and Brunei.


BACKER

1934  
1968  

Java


BASTMEIJER

1997  
2002  
2007  

C. moehlmannii,
C. yujii sp. nov,
C. bangkaensis sp. nov


BUDIANTO

en  

Cryptocoryne ideii sp. nov.


CROAT

2000

Index of Crypt. articles.


GASSER

1978  

Catalogue


Crypts growing in fagus soil

JACOBSEN

1980  
1991  
1992  
2002a  
2002b  

albida group,
Revision of 1980,
Fagus soil,
cordata complex,
Xpurpurea borneoensis.


NEWELL

2001

Crypt bibliography.


NG

1999

C. affinis (nurii?)


PETCH

1928  

Sri Lankan Crypt research.


SASAKI

2002

en  

Cryptocoryne uenoi sp. nov.


SIVADASAN

2000

Lagenandra keralensis sp. nov.


WONGSO

2005

en  

Cryptocoryne noritoi sp. nov.


ZHOU

2005

en  

Cryptocoryne crispatula in China.