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Orchid Species: Lophiaris carthagenensis
Kew currently accepted name is Trichocentrum carthagenense
Lophiaris carthagenensis is an orchid species identified by (Jacq.) Braem in 1993. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Trichocentrum carthagenense.
Genus
Lophiaris (Lop.)
Grex
carthagenensis
Parents
Species
Author
(Jacq.) Braem
Year
1993
ORIGIN: Found in Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil as a large sized, hot to cool growing, mule eared epiphyte at altitudes of 0 to 1500 meters in humid deciduous forests on tree trunks and large branches.
DESCRIPTION: Found in Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil as a large sized, hot to cool growing, mule eared epiphyte at altitudes of 0 to 1500 meters in humid deciduous forests on tree trunks and large branches that has a small bract covered pseudobulb that has a single, coriaceous to fleshy, elliptic, sharply keeled abaxially leaf that is conduplicate at the base, with a basal, erect to arching, to 5' [to 150 cm] long, many laxly small flowered, panicle that has the peduncle subtended by a scarious sheath and scarious, triangular sheaths at the nodes, where it almost always along river courses in high trees or on the rocks below and needs high light and humidity, a dry rest in the winter after the bloom season which is spring and summer and grows best mounted on treefern or cork.
FLOWER SIZE: 3/4 inch [2 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
DESCRIPTION: Found in Colombia, Venezuela and Brazil as a large sized, hot to cool growing, mule eared epiphyte at altitudes of 0 to 1500 meters in humid deciduous forests on tree trunks and large branches that has a small bract covered pseudobulb that has a single, coriaceous to fleshy, elliptic, sharply keeled abaxially leaf that is conduplicate at the base, with a basal, erect to arching, to 5' [to 150 cm] long, many laxly small flowered, panicle that has the peduncle subtended by a scarious sheath and scarious, triangular sheaths at the nodes, where it almost always along river courses in high trees or on the rocks below and needs high light and humidity, a dry rest in the winter after the bloom season which is spring and summer and grows best mounted on treefern or cork.
FLOWER SIZE: 3/4 inch [2 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
| Genus Name | Genus | Grex Name | Year | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | roseoides | 2008 | M.W.Chase & N.H.Williams |
| Add+ | Trichocentrum | Trt | carthagenense | 2001 | (Jacq.) M.W.Chase & N.H.Williams |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | carthagenense | 1800 | (Jacq.) Sw. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | roseum | 1854 | Lodd. ex Paxton |
| Add+ | Cochlioda | Cda | rosea | 1886 | (Lindl.) Ridl. |
| Add+ | Mesospinidium | Meo | roseum | 1872 | (Lindl.) Rchb.f. |
| Add+ | Odontoglossum | Odm | roseum | 1845 | Lindl. in G.Bentham |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | huntianum | 1840 | Hook. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | kymatoides | 1922 | Kraenzl. in H.G.A.Engler (ed.) |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | obsoletum | 1855 | Galeotti ex Lindl. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | panduriferum | 1816 | Kunth in F.W.H.von Humboldt |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | salvadorense | 1913 | Schltr. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | sanguineum | 1839 | Lindl. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | carthagenense f. xanthinum | ||
| Add+ | Epidendrum | Epi | carthagenense | 1760 | Jacq. |
| Add+ | Cymbidium | Cym | undulatum | 1799 | Sw. |
| Add+ | Epidendrum | Epi | crispum | 1783 | Lam. |
| Add+ | Oncidium | Onc | huntleyanum | 1855 | Beer ex Lindl. |
Most awarded/recent cultivars:
Cda. rosea 'Laramie'
(2 awards from
2008
to
2010)
Cda. rosea 'Doug Bovee'
(2007)
Cda. rosea 'Yasnita'
(1995)
Cda. rosea 'Megan'
(1993)
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