Dendrobium yeageri confirmed to be Dendrobium serratilabiu
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Dendrobium yeageri confirmed to be Dendrobium serratilabiu

Posted on November 03, 2010

























































Dendrobium yeageri Ames & Quisumb., Philipp. J. Sci. 52: 447 (1933 publ. 1934).





3) 20105058 Dendrobium yeageri ‘Peppermint Chocolate’ CHM – 81 points





PROVISIONAL PENDING IDENTIFICATION







Width Length



Natural Spread 3.2 2.4



Dorsal Sepal 0.9 2.0



Petals 0.8 2.0



Synsepal 1.6 4.0



Pouch 1.0 2.0







Seven flowers and two buds in three clusters on two blooming deciduous branching aggregate canes, flowers appearing on previous year’s growth; plant with ten additional canes up to 43 cm tall, 0.4 cm wide; leaves lanceolate; lateral sepals fused basally into a 2.5 cm spur; segments chartreuse, striped mahogany; lip fringed. Substance firm, texture waxy.



Michael MacConaill,Chair Peter Poot<(peterpoot@capricornview.com>), the Montréal Supplemental Center Chair and secretary (André Lévesque , Michel Tremblay ) and the chair of judging at Orchidfête(Mario Ferrusimailto:Ferrusimferrusi@sympatico.ca)

Dendrobium yeageri, award 20105058, has been confirmed to be Dendrobium serratilabium by SITF (Nov 2010).

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