Triang Botanical Valley Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi 2002 SECTION SpatulataCommon Name or Meaning The Archipelago Dendrobium [refers to being from the Archipela.
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Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi, Sida 20: 464 (2002). This name is accepted. 20161239 NEJC Dendrobium archipelagense , award 20161239, has been confirmed to be Dendrobium archipelagense by SITF (Sept 2016).
Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense is an orchid species identified by Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi in 2002. ORIGIN: Found in the Bismark Archipelago. DESCRIPTION:
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Dendrobium archipelagense-strepsiceros, Neo Tuanhong 2018 ( INT ) Dendrobium archipelagense × Dendrobium strepsiceros. Summary; Photos; Compare; lineage Progeny list Progeny images Ancestry list Ancestry tree. Subfamily: Epidendroideae Tribe: Dendrobieae Subtribe: Dendrobiinae Genus: Dendrobium.
Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium species Dendrobium archipelagense Name Homonyms Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi Bibliographic References. Howcroft NHS, Takeuchi W (2002) NEW AND NOTEWORTHY ORCHIDS OF THE BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO, PAPUA NEW GUINEA.
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wfo-0000385809 Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi Sida 20: 464 (2002) This name is reported by Orchidaceae as an accepted name in the genus Dendrobium (family Orchidaceae ).
Dendrobium archipelagense Monaco Nature Encyclopedia
Dendrobium archipelagense is similar to Dendrobium antennatum in the size of the lip, but differs in the lateral lobes which are 70-80% of the labellum length against in D. antennatum 55- 70%, and the relatively longer petals.
Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense This unusual species was only discovered within the last twenty years and not much is known about its native growing conditions. The name is in reference to being endemic only to the Bismark Archipelago, a group of islands off Papua New Guinea.
Triang Botanical Valley Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense is an epiphytic plant with short rhizomes and 50 x 1-2 cm sub cylindrical pseudobulbs swollen at the base, thinner at the apex, with persistent nodal sheaths shorter than the internodes. The leaves are distichous, lanceolate-ovate, coriaceous, 7,5-9,5 x 2,0-3,0 cm; slightly concave in the upepr pagina with entire.
Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense in Kew Science Plants of the World Online. The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Published online. Accessed: 2023 Jun 8.
Dendrobium archipelagense
Dendrobium archipelagense Labellum. Capsules (fruit) [edit] Dendrobium archipelagense. Native distribution areas Reference: Brummitt, R.K. (2001) TDGW - World Geographical Scheme for Recording Plant Distributions, 2 nd Edition. Continental: Asia-Tropical. Regional: Papuasia. Bismarck Archipelago.
Dendrobium archipelagense
Keep Dendrobium orchids warm with daytime temperatures between 70°F and 85°F , with a nighttime drop of about 10°F. Many types require a winter rest period where the plant is kept at about 55°F for several weeks to prompt reblooming. Dendrobiums prefer a humidity level between 50 and 70 percent (with a minimum of 45 percent).
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david's orchid species Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W N Takeuchi 2002
Dendrobium archipelagense is a species of flowering plant in the family Orchidaceae. Common names include Archipelago Dendrobium, Archipelago Orchid & Archipelago Tree Orchid. Find more on description, Uses & Benefits here.
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Dendrobium. Dendrobium archipelagense Howcroft & W.N.Takeuchi. First published in Sida 20: 464 (2002) This species is accepted The native range of this species is Bismarck Archipelago. It grows primarily in the wet tropical biome. Taxonomy; General information; Distribution.