10 March 2010
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— Stephen J. Gould. Paleobiology, (Vol. 6, 1980, p. 120).
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I well remember how the synthetic theory [of evolution] beguiled me with its unifying power when I was a graduate student in the mid-1960's. Since then I have been watching it slowly unravel as a universal description of evolution.....I have been reluctant to admit it—since beguiling is often forever—but if Mayr's characterization of the synthetic theory is accurate, then that theory, as a general proposition, is effectively dead, despite its persistence as textbook orthodoxy. — Stephen J. Gould. Paleobiology, (Vol. 6, 1980, p. 120). |
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 What's New?  |
 Anomalous HeredityMutants, freaks, exceptions |
 Rose Gallery |
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| Fadjar's
Rainlilies Indonesian beauties |
Rose
Breeding & Links |
Crinum & Amaryllis Descriptions and pictures |
| Help Me Find/Rose Look for them here |
Amaryllids & geophytes | Belladonna News My amaryllis research |
| Rose & Bulb
Sources |
Iris Information | Sloane's Red Lily A tale of taxonomic confusion |
Other Sites of Interest |
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| Sweet Corn Growing Tips With a history of corn |
Fancy Hibiscus Winn Soldani's Collection |
International Bulb Society The source of information on geophytic plants. |
| Rose Hybridizers Association Learn more about breeding your own roses. |
Capt. Hook Bio-Piracy Who's zooming who? |
emaryllis Amaryllis information and pictures |
| Panos & Stavros Bulbs and succulents |
Tom's Garden Interesting Hybrids |
Victory Horticultural Library Fostering Historical Research |
| Plants
and Japan Check out the articles on Morning Glories, red rice. |
Anthocyanins What some genes do. |
Dahlias
in British Columbia Holland's spectacular Dahlias. Some are fragrant! |