I've been away and only just got round to seeing OGD Vol 6, Issues 49, 50 & 51.
Michael Corn was "looking for information or other references with
respect to whether the pollinator has been identified and studied for
Den. cruentum or similar species in Section formosae (e.g., Den.
suzukii, Den. t
I will be out of the office starting 12/17/2004 and will not return until
12/27/2004.
I will be out of the office until 12/27 but checking in for emergencies.
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Viateur pointed to an article concerning Phals from Taiwan.
Reading the information accessible through the link I came to the conclusion
that about 25 million phals were exported worth USD 25 million (gave or take
a few bucks). This is about USD 1.- each. Is this correct, or do I miss
something
Ron Boyd wrote
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Hi all.
When I access some Nursery web site's and try to look at their catalogue
page.
below error comes up
One particular favorite site is P & R Orchids at http://www.prorchids.com
Then try to click onto any of their catalogue pages. Paph species is a hard
one.
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Ron,
Eric Christenson, in his monograph, reclassifies Doritis ppulcherrima as
Phalaenopsis pulcherrima in section Esmeralda. He also separates out var.
buyssoniana as a separate species. He also includes in the section, P.
regnieriana, apparently known only from the type collection.
Jim Pyrzynski
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Can anyone confirm whether or not Doritis pulcherima has been reclassified as Phalaenopsis pulcherima?
There are two Rs. In his recent monograph, Eric Christenson reclassified it as Phal. pulcherrima, & var. buyssoniana as Phal. buy
Title: re: Doritis or Phalenopsis
Michael Timmons wrote:
“Can anyone confirm whether or not Doritis pulcherrima has been reclassified as Phalaenopsis pulcherrima? I saw it listed as "Phalaenopsis (formerly Doritis) pulcherrima”
This is rather old news! The transfer was officially proposed
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Would be most welcome. I imagine that the List Owner would surely lift the
words limit for them.
That issue would be , in my humble opinion, one to keep and to share.
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Hi,
This is for the more taxonomically inclined on the list.
Everyone knows that Epi. Green Hornet is (Epi. lancifolium x Epi.
cochleatum). Those two species were transferred first to Encyclia, then to
Prosthechea, and now they are Anacheiliums.
However, in Withner and Harding's new book "The Ca
Title: re: Doritis or Phalenopsis
Mr. Rasmussen,
"It seems that there is much confusion
about changing generic names among orchid growers (and everybody who are not
deeply engaged in taxonomy). Im considering summing up some of the most
important things to be aware of and post them this li
Peter O'Bryne kindly provided his perspective on the information (or lack
thereof) with respect to
the pollinator for this species, which is greatly appreciated. He also
indicated the following:
Michael was more right than he knew when he said that "D. suzukii,
sometimes called the Giant Cruentu
Title: Joanne Brown.
As I understand it, Joanne, a very successful Paphiopedilum hybridizer at Stewart Orchids, jumped on the back of her boyfriend's Harley Davidson one day and hasn't been seen by the orchid community since. She was talented and imaginative and we have missed her.
Andy East
On Dec 2004, at 5:03 AM, Peter O'Byrne wrote:
S.E.Asia does not have a direct equivalent of the
New World hummingbirds or the Hawaiian honeycreepers. The bird groups
that come nearest would be sunbirds, spiderhunters and flowerpeckers,
all of which are mainly insectivores that supplement their die
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