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[Tom Volkening <volkenin@mail.lib.msu.edu>]

I checked a number of agriculture databases and Crataegus is used most often
in the scientific literature although I did find a very small number of
articles that used Craetagus or Cratagus(probably mispellings).

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-----Original Message-----
From: Don Yellman [mailto:dyellman@earthlink.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 2:01 PM
To: nafex@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [nafex] craetagus/crataegus


del stubbs wrote:

>Hmmm, In my last post I spelled 'craetagus' for wild hawthorn -- a few 
>minutes later I started reading an 1895 botany manual I was just given and 
>saw 'crataegus'. I typed both into internet search engines and found both. 
>Can anyone calrify? Here are examples if needed,
>"craetagus"<http://csf.colorado.edu/sustainability/plants/sholto.html>
>"crataegus"<http://www.bonsaiweb.com/care/faq/crataegus.html>
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>Thanks for the pear root experiment clarification Dean. It encourages me to

>do more with amelanchier. Del
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Del:

My vote goes for no. 2, crataegus. That's what Michael Dirr thinks in 
his recent book "Hardy Trees and Shrubs". Misspellings do creep into the 
language from time to time, and occasionally become accepted and part of 
the permanent structure. The internet is not helping this situation 
much, although it is encouraging people to write more.

Stay Warm, Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA







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