Re: [OGD] Dendrobium antennatum 'Green form' or D. strepsiceros?

Thanks, Peter. I found a picture of D. archipelagense at gallery.orchidspng.com along with the note that it used to be referred to as D. antennatum 'Apple Green.' It seems to be a fairly good match. I will watch my plant to see if the flowers fade as they age, because right now they are much

[OGD] Dendrobium antennatum 'Green form' or D. strepsiceros?

Nick, This sounds like the taxon described as Dendrobium archipelagense by Howcroft & Takeuchi in 2004. There is a photo on page 14 of of "Spatulata Orchids of Papua New Guinea", by the Orchid Soc. of PNG (2006). This same taxon is described & illustrated in my "Lowland Orchids of PNG" (pages 236-

[OGD] Icones Pleurothallidinarum

Drear OGD's If anyone out there has Icones Pleurothallidinarum Vol X Vol XI Vol XIII Vol XX Vol XXVI Vol XXVIII Contact me off list as I am very interested in botaining them as copies or buying the book Thanks Jay Pfahl [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- ___ the

Re: [OGD] Flasking service in Australia needed

Have you tried Ian Walters at Burliegh Park in Queensland ? -Original Message- From: "Glenn Behrman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: orchids@orchidguide.com Sent: 12/20/06 11:48 PM Subject: Re: [OGD] Flasking service in Australia needed If you want to use a Thai lab, let us know. Glenn Glenn

Re: [OGD] Orchids Digest, Vol 8, Issue 422

Nick It sounds like what Neville Howcroft has recently described as D archipelagense.It has been around in collections for sometime . It is found in New Ireland and New Britain by Neville and Stocker . There is a photo of it also in Peter Obyrnes book on the lowland orchids of PNG. Steven Kami