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Coelogyne (Dendrochilum) tenella - Stephen Lee/Bankstown Orchid Society

This species was only described on 18 January 2011 in the Malesian Orchid Journal. It is not yet known where this species occurs in the wild.

 

The name refers to the seven nerves on the dorsal sepal. This species is similar to another recently described species, Dendrochilum tortile.

From The Philippines. Named after Jim Cootes, a world authority and author of The Orchids of the Philippines

Dendrochilum tenellum, growing as a terrestrial on Mt. Hamiguitan, Davao Oriental Province, Mindanao, Phlippines.

One of the "grasslike" Dendrochilums. The flowers are quite tiny, about 1/16 inch.

Tartu Ülikooli botaanikaaia orhideenäitus 6.03.2011

Thanks to Jim Cootes for the ID.

Dendrochilum parvulum - Mary Gerritsen

Dendrochilum magnum

2010年福岡洋らん会

第56回春の洋らん展

Dendrochilum wenzellii

宿利 千鶴子

Dendrochilum sp. - Hanging Gardens

Dendrochilum parvulum - Golden Gate Orchids

Dendrochilum parvulum - Golden Gate Orchids

Another Dedrochilum from the Philippines.

Dendrochilum pangasinanense - White Oak Orchids

This species was only described on 18 January 2011 in the Malesian Orchid Journal. It is not yet known where this species occurs in the wild.

 

The name refers to the seven nerves on the dorsal sepal. This species is similar to another recently described species, Dendrochilum tortile.

From the island of Luzon in the Philippines

St Ives Orchid Fair

 

I missed the name on this display.

Dendrochilum pulcherrimum - Susan Anderson

From The Philippines. Named after Jim Cootes, a world authority and author of The Orchids of the Philippines

From the island of Luzon in the Philippines

Dendrochilum cordatum - Marni Turkel/Mostly Species Flasks

Dendrochilum pulcherrimum - Cindy Hill

Coelogyne (Dendrochilum) schaiblei - Joseph Chow/Bankstown Orchid Society

Dendrochilum apoense - Doug Kubo

From the island of Luzon in the Philippines

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