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Phil_SK Wrote:
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> or got a proper list of ISI numbers?

Harry Mays was selling paper copies, but efforts get a list from him for the database have petered out...
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Yes, I vaguely remember seeing ads for his compiled list. Someone somewhere must have one!

I have the price list + ordering instructions for 1997's plants, detailing the ISI 97-xx numbers which you're welcome to.
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Hi Phil
If you have the ISI No I will look it up for you if you want
If you give me as many details as possible I will see what I can find on the ISI lists as I have them
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Thanks for the offer, but it's hardly worth doing it for one year. If anyone knows Harry, perhaps they could prompt him that this would be a worthwhile project!
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He's selling (ISI plants) at the NW cactus mart - perhaps we should all remind him!
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I have a list of ISI numbers I brought from Harry Mays. If you post the numbers I will look them up for you.
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Acid John,

thanks for your kind offer, but the point of the field number database is to have the information online so anyone can readily look them up as and when needed...
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I think he would rather sell photocopies for a few Quid ;)
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Further additions to the field number list:

Courtesy of Klaus Gilmer: a complete set of TG numbers
Courtesy of Amante Darmanin: DAR numbers

See http://ralph.cs.cf.ac.uk/Cacti/fieldno.html
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Yet further additions to the field number list:

Courtesy of Alessandro Gentili: a complete set of AG numbers

Thanks!

See http://ralph.cs.cf.ac.uk/Cacti/fieldno.html
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