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lc: veined white but also sectored white near the margins. The margination is not continuous but is
lc: variable, covering perhaps 20-40% of the margin at best.
ns: see 'Minor Variegata' below
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lc: veined true rich red, non-fading, colored up to 55% in some blades.
lm: blade is arched nicely and is slightly undulate for a nice effect.
lt: blades and stems are very thick, suggesting polyploidy perhaps.
eval: this is one of the most impressive red cultivars introduced. It is head and shoulders above old "red vein" types for its thick, durable foliage and stunning colors.
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lc: veined white.
eval: the newer cultivars listed here are generally superior. Many of them have a dark green base color
eval: for better contrast. Many are more compact, have wider vein color, vein arch, broader blades, etc.

ha: very compact, sometimes a miniature
lc: white veins
ll: 1.0 in.
lu: popular for adding color to terrarium plantings where this clone is not out of size or scale.

lc: medium green with primary and secondary veins in white.

lc: dark blackish green with white veins. Contrast is sharp.

lc: very dark blackish-green, veined reddish-rose to 20% in mature leaves, to 45% in very young leaves.
lw,lw: 4-5cm long x 2-3cm wide - blades narrower than other new cultivars which are often 4-5cm wide
ls: blades are more distinctly elliptic in the young plant we have under trial.
in: We obtained a plant with the Exotic Angel label in 2004 but it was not listed in their website catalog/reference in May 2004.

lc: veined white with white and lime green sectors mixed in.
id: similar to 'Angel Snow' except in the lime green
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lc: new growth very thinnly pink veined becoming cream veins. Blades are 95% green.
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lc: blades 95% pink becoming pink mottled green in the intervein areas. Green margins.
lm: distinctly serrate
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lc: rose-red veined
lm: crenulate
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lc: rich pink veined to 85% of surface, especially in the first two or three young blades. Occasional leaves are all pink with just a few green spots until it matures with greener intervenal sections.
ls: blade is wider, more ovate than most other pink veined clones.
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ns: a listed name.

ha: compact
lc: dark green with sharply contrasting white primary and secondary veins.
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ha: compact, miniature
lc: veins white
ns: this may just be a convenient trade name for the older 'Argyroneura Minima' which is a mouthful and
ns: and fills up a label fast! We have no information on how these taxa differ.

ns: according to Glasshouse Works (online catalog 2001) this is marketed as 'Angel Snow'. Not having
ns: found valid publication of 'Minor Variegata' prior to the 1959 cutoff we are using the vernacular name
ns: at the present time.
so: Glasshouse Works

ha: dwarf

lc: carmine pink veined.

lc: veined pink with a whitish midrib
ls: more ovate than some clones
ns: the name 'Pink Nerve' is used for 'Pearcei' which appears to be more richly colored.
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ha: more upright than some cultivars
lc: photo at Exotic Angel (online catalog 2001) shows white not purple veins
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lc: rather thin rose-red veins. Some other clones have wider vein pigments.
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lc: rose-red veins

so: Glasshouse Works

ns: listed name.

lc: dark with numerous white veins even down to the tertiary and quarternary level. We have seen plants up to 80% white on the surface but 50% coverage
lc: is common. This is one of the more "white washed" cultivars available.
ls:, lm broadly ovate, wider than some cultivars. Margins are undulate and sometimes dentate but a slightly less degree than 'Anne'
lt: blades are thick much like the original red 'Anne'.
photo, wholesale source: Exotic Angel Plants

lc: very wide white veins on primary and secondary veins only. It has good "vein arch" which means the
lc: veins incurve nice and are less straight than in many cultivars. Dark green base color for maximum contrast.
ls: broadly ovate, wider than some cultivars.
photo, wholesale source: Exotic Angel Plants