Epidendrum mancum
Posted on March 25, 2012
Epidendrum mancum Lindl., Edwards's Bot. Reg. 30(Misc.): 83 (1844).This name is accepted.
Award 20123521, Atlanta
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This is the lower flower from the previous first photo, just abstracted and lightened up so it is easier to see. To me, not only do the lateral lobes of the lip look unlike P. ochracea, but also there appears to be a prominent, trilobed, colored callus on the lip that is not shown in drawings or photos of P. ochracea.
This is the lower flower from the previous first photo, just abstracted and lightened up so it is easier to see. To me, not only do the lateral lobes of the lip look unlike P. ochracea, but also there appears to be a prominent, trilobed, colored callus on the lip that is not shown in drawings or photos of P. ochracea.
Epidendrum mancum, Award 20123521, has been determined to be Epidendrum macrum by SITF (April 2012), with assistance by Eric Hagsater.Â
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