Dendrobium purpureum - Revision history

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	Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.		Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.


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Admin at 17:05, 12 May 2010

2010-05-12T17:05:29Z

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	Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.		Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.

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Admin at 17:04, 12 May 2010

2010-05-12T17:04:26Z

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	[[File:Dendrobium_purpureum.jpg\|thumb\|Dendrobium purpureum (not my photo)]]		[[File:Dendrobium_purpureum.jpg\|thumb\|''Dendrobium purpureum'' (not my photo)]]

	'''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium<br />		'''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium<br />
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	'''Blooms:''' winter, spring, summer, autumn<br />		'''Blooms:''' winter, spring, summer, autumn<br />
	'''Flower Size:''' 1.3cm to 2cm<br />		'''Flower Size:''' 1.3cm to 2cm<br />
	'''Synonyms:''' ~~Callista~~ ''purpurea'' (Roxb.) Kuntze 1891; ~~Callista~~ ''reinwardtii'' (Lindl.) Kuntze 1891; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859l ~~Dendrobium~~ ''praeustum'' Kraenzl 1910; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''purpureum subsp. candidulum'' (Rchb.f.) Dauncey & P.J.Cribb 1993; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''purpureum var. album'' Sander 1926; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''purpureum var. candidulum'' Rchb.f. 1887; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''purpureum var. moseleyi'' Hemsl. 1884; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''purpureum var steffensianum'' Schltr. 1911; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''scabripes'' Kraenzl. 1910; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''talaudense'' J.J.Sm. 1930; ~~Dendrobium~~ ''viridiroseum'' Rchb.f 1855; ~~Pedilonum~~ ''purpureum'' [Roxb.] Breiger 1981; ~~Pedilonum~~ ''reinwardtii'' [Lindl.] Rauschert 1983; ~~Pedilonum~~ ''talaudense'' (J.J.Sm.) Rauschert 1983		'''Synonyms:''' ''Callista purpurea'' (Roxb.) Kuntze 1891; ''Callista reinwardtii'' (Lindl.) Kuntze 1891; ''Dendrobium reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859l ''Dendrobium praeustum'' Kraenzl 1910; ''Dendrobium purpureum subsp. candidulum'' (Rchb.f.) Dauncey & P.J.Cribb 1993; ''Dendrobium purpureum var. album'' Sander 1926; ''Dendrobium purpureum var. candidulum'' Rchb.f. 1887; ''Dendrobium purpureum var. moseleyi'' Hemsl. 1884; ''Dendrobium purpureum var steffensianum'' Schltr. 1911; ''Dendrobium reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859; ''Dendrobium scabripes'' Kraenzl. 1910; ''Dendrobium talaudense'' J.J.Sm. 1930; ''Dendrobium viridiroseum'' Rchb.f 1855; ''Pedilonum purpureum'' [Roxb.] Breiger 1981; ''Pedilonum reinwardtii'' [Lindl.] Rauschert 1983; ''Pedilonum talaudense'' (J.J.Sm.) Rauschert 1983

	Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.		Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.
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Admin at 18:33, 2 April 2010

2010-04-02T18:33:11Z

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	Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.		Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.

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	4.210484, 101.975766, Malay Archipelago		4.210484, 101.975766, Malay Archipelago
	-6.314993, 143.955550, Papua New Guinea		-6.314993, 143.955550, Papua New Guinea

Admin: Created page with 'Dendrobium purpureum (not my photo) '''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium
'''Scented:''' no
'''Light Requirements:''' part…'

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[[File:Dendrobium_purpureum.jpg|thumb|Dendrobium purpureum (not my photo)]]

'''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium 
'''Scented:''' no 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial shade 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' hot to cool 
'''Blooms:''' winter, spring, summer, autumn 
'''Flower Size:''' 1.3cm to 2cm 
'''Synonyms:''' Callista ''purpurea'' (Roxb.) Kuntze 1891; Callista ''reinwardtii'' (Lindl.) Kuntze 1891; Dendrobium ''reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859l Dendrobium ''praeustum'' Kraenzl 1910; Dendrobium ''purpureum subsp. candidulum'' (Rchb.f.) Dauncey & P.J.Cribb 1993; Dendrobium ''purpureum var. album'' Sander 1926; Dendrobium ''purpureum var. candidulum'' Rchb.f. 1887; Dendrobium ''purpureum var. moseleyi'' Hemsl. 1884; Dendrobium ''purpureum var steffensianum'' Schltr. 1911; Dendrobium ''reinwardtii'' Lindl. 1859; Dendrobium ''scabripes'' Kraenzl. 1910; Dendrobium ''talaudense'' J.J.Sm. 1930; Dendrobium ''viridiroseum'' Rchb.f 1855; Pedilonum ''purpureum'' [Roxb.] Breiger 1981; Pedilonum ''reinwardtii'' [Lindl.] Rauschert 1983; Pedilonum ''talaudense'' (J.J.Sm.) Rauschert 1983

Found in the Malay Archipelago, Papua New Guinea, the Caroline Islands, Fiji and Vanuatu as a small to large sized, hot to cool growing epiphyte from coastal lowlands to montane forests at elevations of sealevel to 1150 metres with clustered, cylindrical to spindle-shaped, erect, curved or pendulous, grooved with age, slightly swollen basally, yellow green to purple stems that have silvery sheaths carrying several, apical, lanceolate, dark green, deciduous leaves that alternate along the stem in 2 rows and blooms at most any time of the year with spring as the main time with a 2.5cm long, several to many flowered inflorescence with the semi-closed flowers held in a cluster arising on leafy and leafless stems. This species is best mounted on treefern to accommodate the pendulous growth habit as long as it is kept wet through the summer and needs a slight reduction of water and fertilizer through the winter months.

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4.210484, 101.975766, Malay Archipelago
-6.314993, 143.955550, Papua New Guinea
8.000000, 147.000000, Caroline Islands, Micronesia
-16.578193, 179.414413, Fiji
-15.376706, 166.959158, Vanuatu
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Dendrobium purpureum - Revision history

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Admin: Created page with 'Dendrobium purpureum (not my photo) '''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium '''Scented:''' no '''Light Requirements:''' part…'

Admin: Created page with 'Dendrobium purpureum (not my photo) '''Common Name:''' The Purple Dendrobium
'''Scented:''' no
'''Light Requirements:''' part…'