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- By Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer
Features the article „Die Zinnabar-Laelie - Bemerkungen zu Cattleya cinnabarina“ by Dr. Dirk Weickmann, Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer, Elisabeth Sand, Philip May, Lemarr Baqai.
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features the article „Felsenteller; Reliktarten der Gesneriaceae in Europa. Teil I : Ramonda myconi“ by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann.
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features two articles by Dr. Dirk Weickmann and Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer: and "Lycaste lasioglossa Die Großblütige (with photos by Elisabeth Sand, Scientific Attachée)" and "Paphiopedilum thaianum Ein wunderschöner Venusschuh im Miniaturorchideenformat"
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features two articles by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann: "Trichocentrum pumilum - Ein extrem kleinblütiges Trichocentrum" and "Dendrobium taylorii Ein kleiner australischer Endemit"
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features the articles „Einige Bemerkungen zur Jagdstrategie einzelner juveniler Individuen von Serrasalmus geryi“ by Dirk Weickmann and „Wollemia nobilis“ by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer.
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features two articles by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann: „Phragmipedium longifolium. Ein nasswachsender südamerikanischer Frauenschuh“ and „Die Münchner Aurikel Primula auricula var. monacensis“
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features an article by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann: „Cattleya schilleriana in der Natur ausgestorben“ (Cattleya schilleriana gone extinct in nature)
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features two articles by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann: „Chiloschista parishii - Eine gut zu pflegende Wurzelorchidee“ (Chiloschista parishii – A root orchid that can be easily tended to) and „Dendrobium laterale - Eine unbekannte Schönheit aus Myanmar" (Dendrobium laterale – An unknown beauty from Myanmar)
- By Dirk Weickmann
Features an article by Jenny Mörth-Kretschmer and Dirk Weickmann: „Oncidiinae 4 Erycina crista-galli“
- By Dirk Weickmann
20 years ago I had some sleepless nights, together with Ms Renata Burda from Sauerlach, a diploma-biologist and with the bookkeeper, Mr Ernst Schrottenloher who lived in Munich-Solln back then. We were looking for a new name for our research group, which was supposed to be dedicated to the review of our patent ideas regarding the pharmaceutical and medicinal application of the biogene substances that I had investigated. Furthermore, it should combine the establishment as well as the cataloguing of our plant collection.