<html>JIm, Are the punas related to Johnny-Jump-Ups? LInda PS those are our local (RI and MA at least) violas. PPS My 8th grade health/gym teacher was a hard woman--she used to play the mini-violin and say the world's smallest orchestra was playing our song: " I'll Cry For You!" when anyone had an excuse. <BR>---------- Original Message ----------<BR>From: Jim Moskowitz <jim@jimmosk.com><BR>To: fictionary@swarpa.net<BR>Subject: Re: [Fictionary] Puna sighting<BR>Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2013 09:38:01 -0400<BR><BR>At 10:16 PM -0400 6/7/13, Pierre Abbat wrote:<BR>>One of the latest additions to curioustaxonomy.net is Viola <BR>>lilliputana. This plant, which is about a centimeter tall, grows in <BR>>the puna of Peru - if there are any left.<BR><BR><BR>I suspect it may be extinct: I can personally confirm dozens of cases <BR>where people used their thumb and forefinger to present a thousand <BR>tiny violins playing just for me. Nobody ever presented any tiny <BR>violas.<BR></html>
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