Gongora galeata - Revision history

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	This is a medium sized, Mexican epiphytic, rarely lithophytic or terrestrial species found in mountain rain and cloud forests with liquambar at altitudes of 600m to 1800m that grows hot to warm and is suited for wire basket culture with sphagnum and woodchips with ovoid-pyriform, longitudinally sulcate pseudobulbs with 2 apical, plicate, petiolate, elliptic, acuminate, leaves that blooms in the summer and autumn with basal 15cm to 20cm long, pendant, many flowered, racemose inflorescences arising on a mature pseudobulb and having a short to long-lived, fragrant flower with a fragrance akin to oranges. It is an evergreen species and requires a semi dry rest in the winter.		This is a medium sized, Mexican epiphytic, rarely lithophytic or terrestrial species found in mountain rain and cloud forests with liquambar at altitudes of 600m to 1800m that grows hot to warm and is suited for wire basket culture with sphagnum and woodchips with ovoid-pyriform, longitudinally sulcate pseudobulbs with 2 apical, plicate, petiolate, elliptic, acuminate, leaves that blooms in the summer and autumn with basal 15cm to 20cm long, pendant, many flowered, racemose inflorescences arising on a mature pseudobulb and having a short to long-lived, fragrant flower with a fragrance akin to oranges. It is an evergreen species and requires a semi dry rest in the winter.


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Admin at 22:58, 12 May 2010

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	[[File:Gongora_galeata.jpg\|thumb\|Gongora galeata]]		[[File:Gongora_galeata.jpg\|thumb\|''Gongora galeata'' (not my photo)]]

	'''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora<br />		'''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora<br />
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	'''Blooms:''' summer to autumn<br />		'''Blooms:''' summer to autumn<br />
	'''Flower Size:''' 5cm<br />		'''Flower Size:''' 5cm<br />
	'''Synonyms:''' ''Acropera atropurpurea'' hort ex Heynh. 1841; ''Acropera citrina'' Rchb.f. 1854; ''Acropera flavida'' Klotzsch 1851; ''Acropera fuscata'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera loddigesii'' Lindley 1833; ''Acropera luteola'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera luteola'' Drapiez 1840; ''Acropera pallida'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera purpurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera sulphurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Gongora fuscata'' (Heynh.) Gentil 1907; ''*Maxillaria galeata'' Lindley 1842		'''Synonyms:''' ''Acropera atropurpurea'' hort ex Heynh. 1841; ''Acropera citrina'' Rchb.f. 1854; ''Acropera flavida'' Klotzsch 1851; ''Acropera fuscata'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera loddigesii'' Lindley 1833; ''Acropera luteola'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera luteola'' Drapiez 1840; ''Acropera pallida'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera purpurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera sulphurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Gongora fuscata'' (Heynh.) Gentil 1907; *''Maxillaria galeata'' Lindley 1842

	This is a medium sized, Mexican epiphytic, rarely lithophytic or terrestrial species found in mountain rain and cloud forests with liquambar at altitudes of 600m to 1800m that grows hot to warm and is suited for wire basket culture with sphagnum and woodchips with ovoid-pyriform, longitudinally sulcate pseudobulbs with 2 apical, plicate, petiolate, elliptic, acuminate, leaves that blooms in the summer and autumn with basal 15cm to 20cm long, pendant, many flowered, racemose inflorescences arising on a mature pseudobulb and having a short to long-lived, fragrant flower with a fragrance akin to oranges. It is an evergreen species and requires a semi dry rest in the winter.		This is a medium sized, Mexican epiphytic, rarely lithophytic or terrestrial species found in mountain rain and cloud forests with liquambar at altitudes of 600m to 1800m that grows hot to warm and is suited for wire basket culture with sphagnum and woodchips with ovoid-pyriform, longitudinally sulcate pseudobulbs with 2 apical, plicate, petiolate, elliptic, acuminate, leaves that blooms in the summer and autumn with basal 15cm to 20cm long, pendant, many flowered, racemose inflorescences arising on a mature pseudobulb and having a short to long-lived, fragrant flower with a fragrance akin to oranges. It is an evergreen species and requires a semi dry rest in the winter.

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Admin: Created page with 'Gongora galeata '''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora
'''Scented:''' yes, oranges
'''Light Requirements:''' partial sun
'''T…'

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Created page with 'thumb|Gongora galeata '''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora '''Scented:''' yes, oranges '''Light Requirements:''' partial sun '''T…'

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[[File:Gongora_galeata.jpg|thumb|Gongora galeata]]

'''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora 
'''Scented:''' yes, oranges 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial sun 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' intermediate to hot 
'''Blooms:''' summer to autumn 
'''Flower Size:''' 5cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''Acropera atropurpurea'' hort ex Heynh. 1841; ''Acropera citrina'' Rchb.f. 1854; ''Acropera flavida'' Klotzsch 1851; ''Acropera fuscata'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera loddigesii'' Lindley 1833; ''Acropera luteola'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera luteola'' Drapiez 1840; ''Acropera pallida'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera purpurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Acropera sulphurea'' Heynh. 1846; ''Gongora fuscata'' (Heynh.) Gentil 1907; ''*Maxillaria galeata'' Lindley 1842

This is a medium sized, Mexican epiphytic, rarely lithophytic or terrestrial species found in mountain rain and cloud forests with liquambar at altitudes of 600m to 1800m that grows hot to warm and is suited for wire basket culture with sphagnum and woodchips with ovoid-pyriform, longitudinally sulcate pseudobulbs with 2 apical, plicate, petiolate, elliptic, acuminate, leaves that blooms in the summer and autumn with basal 15cm to 20cm long, pendant, many flowered, racemose inflorescences arising on a mature pseudobulb and having a short to long-lived, fragrant flower with a fragrance akin to oranges. It is an evergreen species and requires a semi dry rest in the winter.

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23.634501, -102.552784, Mexico
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Gongora galeata - Revision history

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Admin at 22:58, 12 May 2010

Admin: Created page with 'Gongora galeata '''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora '''Scented:''' yes, oranges '''Light Requirements:''' partial sun '''T…'

Admin: Created page with 'Gongora galeata '''Common Name:''' The Helmut Gongora
'''Scented:''' yes, oranges
'''Light Requirements:''' partial sun
'''T…'