Try and the search listed on top of this forum page. I barely can use the PC I can't even post my pictures. This is a bad week end to get information. Start up your own Subject on who wants O. imbricata, that person may respond. I really don't know how to help you. Do you want one, or do you want to give someone a start of the plant. You can't advertise here, but if you want to give one away to this person state the fact. Some one may give you a hand to find this person. Norma

When I first moved from Ca to the Deep South I was surprised at many words. I had to ask a woman what she was talking about when she kept saying buggy. She explained that means grocery cart. When I heard another woman say, “you’ins” I though maybe she meant a type of sheep?? I asked someone what a you’in was, they explained it’s like y’all. I also was confused when I would help with the dishes at a dinner party and the hostess would say, “Put those casserole dishes up” why would she say up and then point to a cupboard that was down. I quickly learned putting something up in the south means anywhere that it’s supposed to go.

I can answer the question. This does not happen often but occasionally both a zygotic and a nucellar seedling can sprout out of the same seed. The nucellar seedling will typically be the stronger one and be genetically identical to the fruit parent. The zygotic one resulted from sexual recombination and have different mix of genes. Usually the nucellar seedlings sprouting out of the seed (if there are any) are so strong that they take all the energy away and the zygotic sprout will not form.

it's like summer vacation but without any away-from-home activities Partially true. Parents definitely are at the end of their rope at day's end. But in many areas school hasn't ended. It is still going on but at home. My grand kids are expected to do their school work every day. There are packets of work as well as online learning activities for math and reading. They have online face time with their teachers once a week and the school sends out ideas for arts, crafts and things to do like that principal above. The principal connects via video occasionally also. Their family does a lot of enrichment with the kids. The 7 year old now makes breakfast for the family. Not just cereal. Fried eggs and bacon, scrambled eggs etc. The 5 year old helps with pet care and food prep. This week the whole family is learning to make different types of bread together. They work together with helping dad landscape and keep the vehicles running and they have a small garden. So learning is ongoing.