Agave geminiflora

Yeah Steve the silence was deafening!  I appreciate your staying with the 
question and answering it when others didn't.  As a followup, I wonder if 
the color of the leaves in my photo is normal or is it a result of winter? I 
refere to the yellowish cast...

>From: "cereusly_steve" <[email protected]>
>Reply-To: [email protected]
>To: [email protected]
>Subject: [AGAVACEAE] Re: An Agave for ID
>Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 17:32:52 -0000
>
>Dear Breck,
>
>Sorry for the delay. I was hoping someone else would have answered
>your question before I jumped in.
>
>I agree that the plant in the pictures is Agave geminiflora. The
>solitary rosettes with very narrow leaves with filiferous margins are
>unmistakable for the species.
>
>Cereusly Steve
>
>
>
>--- In AGAVACEAE@y..., "catevala" <catevala@h...> wrote:
> > I have just uploaded two photographs of an Agave I encountered in a
> > landscape in Green Valley, AZ.  They are located in the Photos
> > section, under Agave, and thence from that folder go to
> > the "Breckenridge" folder.  The two photos are captioned Agave_GV 1
> > and 2.  #1 is a view of all three plants in the setting and #2
>shows
> > one in closeup.  My initial reaction was that these are Agave
> > geminiflora, but that was only a guess.  Any help with
>identification
> > will be appreciated!  Cordially, Breck
>
>
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