22-Dec-2015
Guido J. Braem takes a look at the
Phragmipedium
longifolium-complex and proposes various nomenclatural changes in an article published in
Richardiana.
Source: www.richardiana.com
Welcome (back).
02-May-2016
A lot of names were added, mainly Phragmipedium hybrids, and I added some
automation to the web site concerning the varieties and forms of the natural taxa.
20-Apr-2016
I made some minor corrections, and added some new names.
15-Apr-2016
After a long period of silence I'm happy to announce the relaunch of my web site. As you can see the site has had a
complete overhaul. Besides the obvious visible changes the "machinery" behind the web site has changed
significantly as well, opening the door for new features in the future. And as you have probably noticed not only the
web site but also the name has changed. Ever since its appearance on the internet in 1998 the web site has carried the
name PhragWeb. But over the years the information presented expanded from just the genus
Phragmipedium to include the other Central and South American genera
Mexipedium and Selenipedium as well. This
made that the name PhragWeb not quite covered the load anymore and I decided that with the relaunch of the web site I
change the name to Slipperiana. The name PhragWeb (including the internet domain
name phragweb.info) will stay linked to the web site. And you can still reach the old PhragWeb web site by clicking on the
link in the top right corner of the page.
At the moment the new Slipperiana web site is still very much in its infancy. A
basic skeletal structure has been layed down and I'm now busy entering a framework of names of both natural taxa and
artificial hybrids to which further data will be added later.
Any way, I hope you like the changes. Enjoy, and thank you for visiting.
Rob Zuiderwijk