Rossioglossum grande - Revision history

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	The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.		The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.


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Admin at 05:44, 17 June 2010

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	The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.		The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.

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Admin at 05:44, 17 June 2010

2010-06-17T05:44:18Z

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	[[File:Rossioglossum_grande.jpg\|thumb\|Rossioglossum grande]]		[[File:Rossioglossum_grande.jpg\|thumb\|''Rossioglossum grande'' (not my photo)]]

	'''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid<br />		'''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid<br />
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	'''Synonyms:''' ''*Odontoglossum grande'' Lindl.1840; ''Rossioglossum grande var. aureum'' (Stein) Garay & G.C.Kenn. 1976		'''Synonyms:''' ''*Odontoglossum grande'' Lindl.1840; ''Rossioglossum grande var. aureum'' (Stein) Garay & G.C.Kenn. 1976

	Found from Guatemala, Belize and Mexico as a medium to large sized, epiphytic, warm to cold growing orchid that occurs at elevations of 1400m to 2700m in moist deciduous, rainforests with a distinct wet, shady [from leaves] spring and summer and much drier and brighter [fallen leaves] autumn and winter, with clustered, ovoid or orbicular, laterally compressed, ancipitous, glaucous, pseudobulbs carrying 1 to 3 apical, elliptic or lanceolate, coriaceous, glaucous, acute, petiolate leaves and blooms on an axillary, lateral to erect, to 30cm long, racemose, several [2 to 8] flowered inflorescence with lanceolate, apressed, scarious bracts and waxy ~~longlasting~~ flowers all occurring in late autumn and winter.		Found from Guatemala, Belize and Mexico as a medium to large sized, epiphytic, warm to cold growing orchid that occurs at elevations of 1400m to 2700m in moist deciduous, rainforests with a distinct wet, shady [from leaves] spring and summer and much drier and brighter [fallen leaves] autumn and winter, with clustered, ovoid or orbicular, laterally compressed, ancipitous, glaucous, pseudobulbs carrying 1 to 3 apical, elliptic or lanceolate, coriaceous, glaucous, acute, petiolate leaves and blooms on an axillary, lateral to erect, to 30cm long, racemose, several [2 to 8] flowered inflorescence with lanceolate, apressed, scarious bracts and waxy long lasting flowers all occurring in late autumn and winter.

	The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.		The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.
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	23.634501, -102.552784, Mexico		23.634501, -102.552784, Mexico
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Admin at 15:55, 30 July 2009

2009-07-30T15:55:00Z

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	The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.		The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.

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			15.783471, -90.230759, Guatemala
			17.189877, -88.49765, Belize
			23.634501, -102.552784, Mexico
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Admin: Created page with 'Rossioglossum grande '''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid
'''Scented:''' no
'''Light Requirements:'''…'

2009-07-30T15:50:05Z

Created page with 'thumb|Rossioglossum grande '''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid '''Scented:''' no '''Light Requirements:'''…'

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[[File:Rossioglossum_grande.jpg|thumb|Rossioglossum grande]]

'''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid 
'''Scented:''' no 
'''Light Requirements:''' partial shade 
'''Temperature Requirements:''' cold to intermediate 
'''Blooms:''' late autumn to winter 
'''Flower Size:''' to more than 15cm 
'''Synonyms:''' ''*Odontoglossum grande'' Lindl.1840; ''Rossioglossum grande var. aureum'' (Stein) Garay & G.C.Kenn. 1976

Found from Guatemala, Belize and Mexico as a medium to large sized, epiphytic, warm to cold growing orchid that occurs at elevations of 1400m to 2700m in moist deciduous, rainforests with a distinct wet, shady [from leaves] spring and summer and much drier and brighter [fallen leaves] autumn and winter, with clustered, ovoid or orbicular, laterally compressed, ancipitous, glaucous, pseudobulbs carrying 1 to 3 apical, elliptic or lanceolate, coriaceous, glaucous, acute, petiolate leaves and blooms on an axillary, lateral to erect, to 30cm long, racemose, several [2 to 8] flowered inflorescence with lanceolate, apressed, scarious bracts and waxy longlasting flowers all occurring in late autumn and winter.

The easiest way to identify this species is when the lip can be viewed well is the yellow, flabellate, pubescent, suborbicular column wings instead of the thin, elongate, recurved, reddish column wings instead of the rare R williamsianum. Of course there are many other differences including a fewer flowered, shorter inflorescence but the column wings are diagnostic.

Rossioglossum grande - Revision history

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Admin at 05:44, 17 June 2010

Admin at 05:44, 17 June 2010

Admin at 15:55, 30 July 2009

Admin: Created page with 'Rossioglossum grande '''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid '''Scented:''' no '''Light Requirements:'''…'

Admin: Created page with 'Rossioglossum grande '''Common Name:''' The Large Rossioglossum, The Clown Orchid
'''Scented:''' no
'''Light Requirements:'''…'