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The 2011 Orchids Magazine Collections
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Author |
Page |
| A Gifted Researcher with a Passion for Botany and Horticulture |
Ann and Phil Jesup |
398 |
| Unlocking an Orchid’s Potential |
Robert Fuchs |
402 |
| The Role of Two Species in Hybridizing |
Helmut Röhrl |
406 |
| 86: Stanhopea tigrina Bateman ex Lindley |
Harry Zelenko |
414 |
| A Popular Hawaiian Destination is Home to Orchids |
Paris Everett Merriam |
416 |
| Taking the Art of Making Lei to New Heights |
Ada Koene |
422 |
| Strategies for Growing Orchids Under Drier Conditions |
Todd L. Zimmerman |
424 |
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Author |
Page |
| Exploring a Fascinating World |
Ron McHatton |
338 |
| Survival Shapes the Flower |
Martin Motes |
350 |
| Pollination in Lepanthes |
Mario Blanco and Sebastián Vieira |
356 |
| Coryanthes macrocorys Illustrates a Plant–Ant Symbiosis |
Rudolf Jenny |
358 |
| Up Close and Personal |
Melania Fernández, Adam P. Karremans and Franco Pupulin |
362 |
| Flower Fly (Syrphidae) Pollination and Mechanical Self-Pollination (Autogamy) in Phragmipedium Species (Cypripedioideae) |
Robert Pemberton |
364 |
| Green, Green, Indeed, They Say |
Janet Vinyard |
368 |
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Author |
Page |
| An Overview of Standard Complex Paphiopedilum Hybridization |
Nile Dusdieker |
270 |
| A Look at the Vining, Twining Orchids of the Sunshine State |
Chuck McCartney |
280 |
| Dracula hirtzii f. xanthina ‘Angel Glow’, AM/AOS |
Mario Ferrusi |
290 |
| Dreams of a Tropical Garden Come True |
Bill Suddaby |
292 |
| IX. Hybrid Jewel Orchids |
Leon Glicenstein |
298 |
| A Namesake Orchid for Priscilla Presley Draws Attention |
A.A. Chadwick and Arthur E. Chadwick |
304 |
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Author |
Page |
| A Comparison of Systems and Highlights of Major Shows |
Peter Furniss |
208 |
| The AOS Specialty Judging Awards of 2009 |
Tom Etheridge |
216 |
| The Uncommon Joy of Receiving a First Class Certificate in 2010 |
Ken Slump |
224 |
| Acianthera sonderiana ‘Turnberry’, CCM-CCE/AOS |
David Smith |
232 |
| The Judges’ Quality Score Sheet Demystified |
Don Ghiz |
235 |
| Possible Awards to Recognize Excellence |
Ernest Hetherington |
238 |
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Author |
Page |
| The Irresistible Allure of These Diverse New World Orchids |
Darrin Norton |
148 |
| That Extra Room Might Just Be the Perfect Alternative |
Brett Hopkins |
154 |
| The Wonder of Windows |
Jerry Lee Fischer |
160 |
| The Remarkable Life and Career of Joyce Stewart |
Johan Hermans, Phillip Cribb, Isobyl la Croix and Heather Campbell |
162 |
| IX. Further Inter-Spiranthinae Hybrids Plus One |
Leon Glicenstein |
166 |
| A Yucatan Interlude |
Susan Ludmer-Gliebe |
174 |
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Author |
Page |
| Leo Holguin Aimed for the Best When Creating Hybrids |
Ned Nash |
82 |
| Viewing Species During a Day Trip in Costa Rica |
Alexander Vasiljev |
86 |
| Reflections on the 2010 Taiwan International Orchid Show |
John Wrench |
92 |
| Taipei Expo Showcases the Orchid Kingdom’s Floriculture Industry |
Tom Oder |
96 |
| A Return to the Orchidaceous Mine |
Mark Whitten and Mario Blanco |
104 |
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Author |
Page |
| With More Than a Million Orchids Under His Care, Rob Palmer’s Skills as a Master Grower are Legendary Among Florida Growers |
Greg Allikas |
22 |
| Coelogyne kaliana ‘Vistamount’, AM/AOS |
Greg Allikas |
32 |
| From Seedling to Award Winner: Bulbophyllum Doris Dukes |
Bill Thoms |
34 |
| Smart Ideas for Growing Orchids More Efficiently |
Phil Jesup |
40 |
| VIII. The Hybrids |
Leon Glicenstein |
42 |
| The Orchid–Fungus–Climate Change Connection |
Brian G. Keel |
48 |
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Orchids (ISSN 1087-1950) is published monthly by the American Orchid Society, Inc. Editorial Office: 16700 AOS Lane, Delray Beach, Florida 33446-4351 (telephone 561-404-2000; fax 561-404-2100; e-mail TheAOS@ aos.org; Web site www.aos.org). ©American Orchid Society, Inc. 2011. Printed by Allen Press, 810 East 10th Street, Lawrence, Kansas 66044. Subscription price of Orchids is $65.00 a year within the US, $92.00 outside the US. Single copies of current issue cost $6.99 (plus shipping and handling). Prices are subject to change without notice. While Orchids endeavors to assure the reliability of its advertising, neither Orchids nor the American Orchid Society, Inc. can assume responsibility for any transactions between our advertisers and our readers. Periodical postage paid at Delray Beach, Florida and additional offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: American Orchid Society, Inc., 16700 AOS Lane, Delray Beach, FL 33446-4351. The American Orchid Society follows the World Checklist of Selected Plant Families with regard to questions of botanical nomenclature and synonymy in orchid species names and the International Orchid Register for hybrid nomenclature and parentage in editorial.The opinions and recommendations that appear in Orchids regarding the selection and use of specific plant-care products, including but not limited to pesticides, fungicides and herbicides, are those of the individual authors, and not those of the American Orchid Society, which neither adopts nor endorses such opinions and recommendations and disclaims all responsibility for them. When selecting and using such products, readers should seek and obtain the advice of the manufacturer and of responsible government agencies.
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Dr. David Lumsden (1932–1940), Dr. Louis O. Williams (1940–1943), Gordon Dillon (1943–1967; 1970–1973), Merle Reinikka (1968–1969), Richard Peterson (1973–1984), Stephen R. Batchelor (1984), Alec Pridgeon, PhD (1984–1988; 1989–1991), Chuck McCartney (1988–1989)
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