Orchid Research Newsletter No. 47 - Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Orchid Research Newsletter No. 47 

(January 2006) 

Introduction 

Alec has kindly asked me to write the editorial for this 

issue, the last that I will co-edit with him. I retire from 

Kew in March after 32 years in post, a milestone for 

me. My tenure at Kew has flown by, and I can honestly 

say that I have enjoyed it immensely. It has taken me 

around the world, hunting orchids in places as varied as 

New Guinea, Madagascar, China, and Peru. I have met 

some extraordinary people, starting with Eric Holttum 

who took me under his wing in 1974 when I was green 

behind the ears, and including most of the world’s wellknown 

orchid botanists and growers. Highlights have 

included seeing such remarkable slipper orchids as 

Paphiopedilum rothschildianum, P. armeniacum, and 

Cypripedium lentiginosum in their native habitats, 

plant-hunting followed by swimming on the coral reefs 

of the Solomon Islands, hunting bee orchids on Crete, 

and wandering along the avenue of Adansonia 

grandidieri in Madagascar. I feel at times that it has 

been a charmed life and a thoroughly stimulating one. 

I have just returned from a particularly 

enjoyable conference in Ecuador that attracted most of 

the leading Andean orchid specialists. The meeting 

was packed, and it is always gratifying to see so many 

students presenting papers. On a pre-conference tour to 

north-west Ecuador, I saw Selenipedium aequinoctale 

in its type locality and, on a post-conference tour, I had 

the privilege of inspecting at close quarters 

Phragmipedium kovachii in its home in northern Peru. 

The only plant we could get close to had a magnificent 

royal purple flower larger than any reported in 

cultivation. The experience was enhanced by sightings 

of cock-of-the-rock and golden-headed quetzals. 

Wherever I have been in recent years, whether it 

is Borneo, Madagascar or Peru, I have been struck by 

the loss of habitats that even 20 years ago were in 

pristine shape. Habitat conservation seems to me to be 

the pressing issue for us all. Without their habitats, 

orchids cannot survive in the longer term. Initiatives 

such as those of Orchid Conservation International and 

the San Diego Orchid Society's 1% for Orchid 

Conservation trust show that people care, but we need 

to involve more people and try to give local people 

living in orchid-rich areas reasons to preserve the 

forests around them. In the case of P. kovachii, the 

valley where it grows is still prime habitat and would 

make a superb nature reserve. We were pleasantly 

surprised to find it surviving on the original cliff where 

it was discovered in 2001. We found seedlings of the 

orchid there, one about to flower. If left, it would 

certainly thrill future eco-tourists who might brave the 

deep mud and thunderstorms and pay good money to 

the local guides and landowners to see it. 

On my retirement, I do not intend to stop 

research on orchids. I still have contributions to make 

to the final two volumes of Genera Orchidacearum, the 

Flora of China Orchidaceae, and much else. I will still 

be contactable at Kew, although not on a daily basis 

(my wife informs me!). 

I would like to finish by thanking readers for 

their support for ORN over the years and to thank my 

co-editor who has compiled ORN for the past several 

years. I hope to see ORN continue as a source of 

information on orchid science, one of many that can 

now be accessed over the internet. Good orchid 

hunting! 

Phillip Cribb 

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News from Correspondents 

We invite readers to send us changes of address (e-mail 

and snail mail), notice of recent publications, recently 

completed projects, current and future projects, and 

recent and future field trips for inclusion in this section 

of the Orchid Research Newsletter. Please send all 

news to Dr. David Roberts at 

d.roberts@rbgkew.org.uk. 

Blanco, Mario (Department of Botany, University of 

Florida, 220 Bartram Hall, Gainesville, FL 32611-8526, 

U.S.A.; mblanco@flmnh.ufl.edu) is working on a 

monograph of the Neotropical genus Lockhartia 

(Oncidiinae) toward his Ph.D., under the direction of 

Norris Williams (Florida Museum of Natural History). 

This includes a formal taxonomic treatment, species 

circumscriptions, morphological and anatomical 

studies, and phylogenetic analyses using morphological 

and molecular data. He is willing to identify both 

herbarium and cultivated material. 

Kurzweil, Hubert (new address: Singapore Botanic 

Gardens, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569; 

Hubert_KURZWEIL@nparks.gov.sg) has recently 

completed morphological and taxonomic work on the 

genus Disperis while based at the Compton Herbarium, 

Cape Town, South Africa. A revision of the Asian taxa 

of this genus was already published (Blumea 50: 143- 

152; a shortened and popular version also in Malayan 

Orchid Review 38: 78-79, 82-83), and a synopsis of the 

entire genus with J. Manning as co-author will be 

published in Adansonia in early 2006. Hubert is also 

contributing material and information to a molecular 

study of Disperis by Kim Steiner (California). For this 

work they would appreciate receiving any material of 

tropical Disperis species (dried in silica-gel) with 

proper CITES documentation. Contact Hubert at his 

new address above for more details. 

For various reasons Hubert decided to accept a 

position in the Singapore Botanic Gardens in December

2005, where he will undertake taxonomic studies in the 

genus Calanthe in collaboration with Phillip Cribb and 

Dudley Clayton. 

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Obituaries 

Arthur George Alphonso (1921-2005) 

George Alphonso trained as a gardener at the Singapore 

Botanic Gardens during the Directorship of Professor 

Eric Holttum. After the war, in which he continued to 

work in the garden, he came to Kew in 1954 on the 

two-year, international trainee course. During his two 

years at Kew he developed a love of the gardens and 

made many lasting friends. 

On his return to Singapore, he resumed work 

at the Gardens as Senior Curator and, not long after the 

retirement of Professor Humphrey Burkhill as Director 

in 1969, was appointed Acting Director, a post that he 

held until 1976. He developed the orchid hybridization 

programme in the gardens and also introduced many 

novelties. Following his retirement he continued to 

take an interest in the Gardens but developed a new 

career as a garden designer, travelling as far afield as 

Australia and the Philippines, there to advise President 

and Mrs Marcos. He continued to work with orchids 

and was a regular lecturer at World Orchid Conferences 

and other events until the 1990s. He settled eventually 

in Perth, Australia, where his daughters are resident, 

but made frequent forays back to Singapore where he 

remained active in the Orchid Society of South-East 

Asia for many years. The hybrid orchid genus 

Alphonsara is named in his honour. 

George passed away on 27 July 2005 in Perth. 

He leaves behind four daughters and their families, his 

wife Margaret having predeceased him. 

Phillip Cribb 

James (Jim) B. Comber (1929-2005) 

Jim Comber, one of the world’s leading authorities on 

Asian orchids and especially those of Indonesia, died 

suddenly of unknown causes on 7 September 2005. 

Jim was born in Scotland in 1929 into a famous 

horticultural family, the eldest son of Harold Comber, 

the well-known plant collector, and grandson of James 

Comber, head gardener for the Messel family at 

Nymans in Sussex. He worked at Sutton & Son of 

Reading before coming to Kew as a trainee in April 

1951. His training at Kew was interrupted by National 

Service, during which time he was sent to Singapore 

where his love of south-east Asia and its flora was 

nourished. He returned to Kew and completed his 

course in 1955, overlapping as a student with George 

Alphonso, later Director of the Singapore Botanic 

Garden and a life-long friend. George sadly 

predeceased Jim by a month. In 1955 Jim was given 

leave by Kew to spent time in Java with Anglo- 

Indonesian Plantations. 

Following graduation, he took up a post with 

Anglo-Indonesian Plantations at Sapang, near Tenom in 

Sabah (then British North Borneo). He remained at 

Sapang through Malaysia independence celebrations 

but his close association with the plantation workers, 

many of whom came from Indonesian Kalimantan, 

aroused the suspicions of the authorities and Jim left 

Sabah in 1971, moving to a similar posting near Medan 

in north Sumatra. After three years there, he was 

appointed to a post in Java working for Ciba-Geigy, the 

Swiss agro-chemical business. Initially he was based in 

Jakarta, close to Bogor with its famous botanic garden 

(Kebun Raya) and herbarium (Herbarium Bogoriense). 

On his frequent visits to examine herbarium material 

and to use its library, he made many friends amongst 

the staff of both institutes, starting and running the 

Sunday Orchid Club, mainly comprising members of 

the Herbarium and Gardens staff who joined him on 

orchid forays on the volcanoes in West Java. From 

Bogor he was transferred to Surabaya and set up home 

in Tretes on the slopes of Gunong Arjuno. He hosted 

many friends, including visiting botanists, at his home 

in Tretes. His orchid forays continued in East and 

Central Java, thereby developing a deep first-hand 

knowledge of the country’s rich orchid flora of almost 

700 species. Initially, Jim photographed the orchids 

that he saw and built up a superb and comprehensive 

collection of images of South-east Asian orchids. His 

first book, Wayside Orchids of South-east Asia was 

published by Heinemann-Asia, Kuala Lumpur, in 1981. 

At about the same time, after becoming frustrated at the 

difficulty of naming the orchids that he had 

photographed, he began to press specimens so that 

specialists could provide accurate identifications for 

him. This proved to be an inspired decision because he 

built up an extensive herbarium that he was able to 

consult in his retirement while researching his books on 

Indonesian orchids. 

Jim was transferred by Ciba-Geigy to run their 

Thai operation in 1984 and continued to document the 

Javanese and Thai orchid flora in his spare time. In his 

spare time, he prepared his authoritative and wellillustrated 

book, Orchids of Java, published in 1990 by 

the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Jim generously 

funded and oversaw its production. He retired in 1991, 

shortly after his marriage to Liam, to the UK, settling in 

Southampton. He was appointed one of Kew’s first 

Honorary Research Associates on his retirement and 

was a regular visitor to Kew for the next 12 years. 

During that time he completed his monumental Orchids 

of Sumatra (2001), the first illustrated account of the 

rich orchid flora of the island. It was also published by 

Kew in collaboration with Natural History Publications, 

Kota Kinabalu. The size of this task can be judged by 

the fact that the flora numbers some 1500 species, as 

many plants as are found in the whole of the British 

Isles.

Jim was immensely generous with his 

photographs, lending them to many botanists, authors 

and editors who were unable to obtain images of many 

rare species themselves. I think it is true to say that Jim 

was the only person to have photographed some of the 

rarer south-east Asian species and certainly the only 

person to have photographed many of them in the wild. 

His photographs and articles have graced the pages of 

many orchid journals over the years, including the 

Orchid Review, Orchid Digest, Orchids and the 

American Orchid Society Bulletin, and the Malayan 

Orchid Review. He discovered many new species in his 

travels, one of which, Sarcoglyphis comberi J.J.Wood, 

is named in his honour. 

Jim leaves his wife Liam and children Michael 

and Sarah. His sister, Mary Comber-Miles, has 

documented Jim’s and his father’s plant-hunting travels 

and hopes to publish the account in the near future. 

Phillip Cribb 

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First Scientific Conference on Andean 

Orchids A Success 

The First Scientific Conference on Andean Orchids, 

held 11-13 November 2005 in Gualaceo, Ecuador, was 

a tremendous success according to all 24 speakers and 

approximately 150 registrants from all continents 

except Africa and Antarctica (regrettably but perhaps 

understandably, no penguins signed up). One tired 

registrant from Indonesia held the unenviable honor of 

having the longest journey and probably the world's 

worst travel agent; it took him 60 hours to travel from 

Jakarta to Gualaceo! 

Organized by José 'Pepe' Portilla and Alec 

Pridgeon with superb logistical help from Becky Unruh 

and the entire Ecuagenera family, the first Conference 

was a milestone in our current knowledge of thousands 

of orchid species in the Andes. In this vast laboratory 

of evolution, spanning some 5500 miles from 

Venezuela to Chile, the rich floristic diversity is a study 

in rapid speciation and adaptive radiation. Species 

richness of Orchidaceae in particular reaches its zenith 

here, greater than probably anywhere else on earth. 

Hundreds of new species have been described in recent 

years, particularly in Pleurothallidinae thanks to the 

indefatigable Carlyle Luer. Therein lies the primary 

reason for commencing a series of conferences on 

Andean orchids: to convene experts to document and 

try to explain such extraordinary species richness as 

well as to gather data that can be used for its protection 

and preservation in the face of worldwide habitat 

destruction and climatic changes. Yet another reason is 

to help train students from all the Americas in 

theoretical and applied techniques and share current 

knowledge about orchid biology so that they can train 

others in their own countries. 

Speakers from the United States included Ken 

Cameron (NYBG) and his former Ph.D. student Aída 

Alvarez (Herbario Nacional del Ecuador), Franco 

Pupulin and Robert L. Dressler (Lankester Gardens, 

Costa Rica), Stig Dalström (Marie Selby Botanical 

Gardens), Mark Whitten, Norris Williams and four of 

his Ph.D. students from the Florida Museum of Natural 

History at the University of Florida, and Daniel Fulop 

from Harvard University. Günter Gerlach came from 

Germany to speak on pollination biology and 

phylogeny of Stanhopeinae. Juan Felipe Posada of 

Colomborquideas in Medellín gave a visually stunning 

presentation on orchid species in Colombia, and 

Alfredo Manrique from Peru left nothing out in 

discussing the ecology, hybridization, and cultivation of 

Phragmipedium kovachii. Besides Aída Alvarez, the 

speakers from Ecuador included Alex Hirtz, Lou Jost, 

Lorena Endara (Herbario QCA and a student of Norris 

Williams), and Pepe Portilla, Gilberto Merino, and 

Carlos Vásquez from Ecuagenera. Henry Oakeley flew 

in from United Kingdom to speak on Lycaste and Ida, 

and Phillip Cribb of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 

spoke on the historical orchid collections and 

illustrations housed there as well as the controversial 

topic of how many orchid species there are. Cassio van 

den Berg from Universidade Estadual de Feira de 

Santana in Bahia, Brazil, delivered a phylogenetic 

overview of the Epidendroideae based on DNA 

sequences. Alec Pridgeon from Kew rounded out the 

roster of 24. 

Proceedings of the Conference will soon be 

available in a different format than the customary book 

that costs well over $100 and takes over a year to 

produce. A set of DVDs will feature recordings of all 

lectures (a boon to program chairpersons of local orchid 

societies) and CDs with the authors' PowerPoint 

presentations and list of references. There will be some 

extras, too: photos of social events, orchids, and people. 

Even if you were unable to attend this groundbreaking 

event, the DVDs will put you in the front row to see 

and hear some of the best-known orchid scientists. The 

price and date of availability have not yet been 

determined, but watch the pages of Orchids and the 

Ecuagenera website (www.ecuagenera.com) for more 

news. 

The second Conference in the series is being 

planned for November in 2007 at the Universidad 

Técnica Particular de Loja (UTPL) in Loja, Ecuador. 

Its modern convention hall, with several salons seating 

a total of 900 persons, has hosted international 

conferences on biodiversity of the Andes and 

Amazonia and also national conferences associated 

with tourism and education. We hope to see you all 

there in 2007 and share the beauty of the Andes, 

especially its orchids and people. 

Alec Pridgeon 

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Recent Orchid Nomenclature

We thank Rosemary Davies for supplying new orchid 

names received by Index Kewensis from 1 June to 1 

December 2005. 

Orchidaceae subtrib. Dactylorhizinae Verm. ex Quentin 

in Cah. Soc. Franç. Orchidophilie 1: 13. 1993 [10 Dec 

1993]. 

Orchidaceae subtrib. Ophrydinae Verm. ex Quentin in 

Cah. Soc. Franç. Orchidophilie 1: 13. 1993 [10 Dec 

1993], nom. nov.: Orchidaceae trib. Ophrydeae Lindl. 

Orchid. Scelet. 7, 12. 1826 [May 1826]. 

Orchidaceae trib. Xerorchideae P.J.Cribb in Kew Bull. 

60(1): 143 (-144). 2005 [July 2005]. 

Acianthera fabiobarrosii (Borba & Semir) Borba in 

Sitientibus Sér. Ci. Biol. 3(1-2): 23. 2003 [Dec 2003]: 

Pleurothallis fabiobarrosii. 

Acianthera ochreata (Lindl.) Pridgeon & M.W.Chase 

subsp. cylindrifolia (Borba & Semir) Borba in 

Sitientibus Sér. Ci. Biol. 3(1-2): 23. 2003 [Dec 2003]: 

Pleurothallis ochreata subsp. cylindrifolia. 

Acianthera teres (Lindl.) Borba in Sitientibus Sér. Ci. 

Biol. 3(1-2): 23. 2003 [Dec 2003]: Pleurothallis teres. 

×Aciopea Gav.-Correa in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 

113(1262): 21. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. Reg. Orchid 

Hybrids] (Acineta Lindl. × Stanhopea Frost ex Hook.). 

Aerangis brachycarpa (A.Rich.) Durand & Schinz, 

Consp. Fl. Afr. 5:50. 1894: Dendrobium brachycarpum. 

Aeranthes virginalis D.L.Roberts in Kew Bull. 60(1): 

139 (-141; fig. 1). 2005 [July 2005] -Comoros (Western 

Indian Ocean, Africa). 

Aetheorhyncha Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 94. 

2005 [Aug 2005]. 

Aetheorhyncha andreettae (Jenny) Dressler in 

Lankesteriana 5(2): 95. 2005 [Aug 2005]: 

Chondrorhyncha andreettae. 

×Anabarlia J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Barlia Parl. × Anacamptis Rich.). 

Anacamptis pyramidalis (L.) Rich. var. tanayensis 

Chenevard in Bull. Soc. Bot. Genève 8: 73. 1897. 

Anacamptis pyramidalis (L.) Rich. subsp. tanayensis 

(Chenevard) Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. Orchidophilie 

1: 33. 1993 [10 Dec 1993]: Anacamptis pyramidalis 

var. tanayensis. 

Anacheilium borsianum Campacci in Bol. CAOB 56: 

124 (-127; fig.; photogrs.; map). 2005 [dt. Oct-Dec 

2004; issued on 15 Jan 2005] -Goiás (Brazil West- 

Central, Brazil, Southern America). 

×Anagymnorhiza J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Anacamptis Rich. × Dactylorhiza Necker ex 

Nevski × Gymnadenia R.Br.). 

Anathallis microphyta (Barb.Rodr.) C.O.Azevedo & 

Van den Berg in Kew Bull. 60(1): 137. 2005 [July 

2005]: Lepanthes microphyta. 

Anoectochilus dewildeorum Ormerod in Taiwania 

50(1): 2 (-3; fig. 1). 2005 [Mar 2005] -Sumatera 

(Malesia, Asia-Tropical). 

Anoectochilus falconis Ormerod in Taiwania 50(1): 3 (- 

4; fig. 2). 2005 [Mar 2005] -Peninsular Malaysia 

(Malaya, Malesia, Asia-Tropical). 

Arachnorchis ×aestantha (Hopper & A.P.Br.) 

D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 34. 2005 

[Sep 2005]: Caladenia ×aestantha. 

Arachnorchis ×cala (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 34. 2005 [Sep 2005]: 

Caladenia ×cala. 

Arachnorchis ×coactescens (Hopper & A.P.Br.) 


[Sep 2005]: Caladenia ×coactescens. 

Arachnorchis ×exserta (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones 

& M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 34. 2005 [Sep 

2005]: Caladenia ×exserta. 

Arachnorchis graniticola (Hopper & A.P.Br.) 


[Sep 2005]: Caladenia hoffmanii subsp. graniticola. 

Arachnorchis ×hypata (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones 


2005]: Caladenia ×hypata. 

Arachnorchis intuta D.L.Jones in Orchadian 14(12): 

561 (560-562; photos). 2005 [Jun 2005] -South 

Australia. 

Arachnorchis ×suffusa (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones 


2005]: Caladenia ×suffusa. 

Aspidogyne gigantea (Dodson) Ormerod in Taiwania 

50(1): 5. 2005 [Mar 2005]: Erythrodes gigantea. 

Aspidogyne vesiculosa Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 392 (fig. 1). 2005 [May 2005] -Táchira 

(Venezuela). 

×Aspomesa J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl.,


Hybrids] (Gomesa R.Br. × Aspasia Lindl.). 

Ate elwesii (Hook.f.) Szlach. in Orchidee (Hamburg) 

56(3): 329. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Habenaria elwesii. 

Benzingia caudata (Ackerman) Dressler in 


Chondrorhyncha caudata. 

Benzingia cornuta (Garay) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 93. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha cornuta. 

Benzingia hajekii (D.E.Benn. & Christenson) Dressler 

in Lankesteriana 5(2): 93. 2005 [Aug 2005]: 

Ackermania hajekii. 

Benzingia jarae (D.E.Benn. & Christenson) Dressler in 

Lankesteriana 5(2): 93. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Ackermania 

jarae. 

Benzingia palorae (Dodson & Hirtz) Dressler in 

Lankesteriana 5(2): 93. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Stenia 

palorae. 

Benzingia reichenbachiana (Schltr.) Dressler in 


Chondrorhyncha reichenbachiana. 

Binotia messmeriana Campacci in Bol. CAOB 57: 24 (- 

27; fig.; photogrs.; map). 2005 [10 Apr 2005] -Rio de 

Janeiro (Brazil Southeast). 

Brassia suavissima Pupulin & Bogarín in Orchids 

74(3): 206 (-207; figs. 7-8). 2005 [24 Feb 2005] -Costa 

Rica (Central America). 

Bryobium diphyllum (Schltr.) J.J.Wood in Orchid Rev. 

113(1261): 41. 2005 [Jan-Feb 2005]: Eria diphylla. 

Bryobium hyacinthoides (Blume) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb 

in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Dendrolirium 

hyacinthoides. 

Bryobium indivisum (Schltr.) J.J.Wood in Orchid Rev. 

113(1261): 41. 2005 [Jan-Feb 2005]: Eria indivisa. 

Bryobium intermedium (Dockrill) D.L.Jones & 


Eria intermedia. 

Bryobium pudicum (Ridl.) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria pudica. 

Bryobium rendovaense J.J.Wood in Orchid Rev. 

113(1261): 41 (39-41; fig.). 2005 [Jan-Feb 2005] as 

"rendovaensis" -South Solomons (Solomon Is., 

Papuasia, Asia-Tropical). 

Bryobium retusum (Blume) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Dendrolirium 

retusum. 

Bulbophyllum aundense Ormerod in Orchadian 14(12): 

563. 2005 [Jun 2005], nom. nov.: Bulbophyllum 

barbatum P.Royen, Alp. Fl. New Guinea, 2: 211 

(1979). 

Bulbophyllum erythrostictum Ormerod in Orchadian 

14(12): 563. 2005 [Jun 2005], nom. nov.: 

Bulbophyllum polystictum Schltr. in Fedde, Repert. 

Beih. i. 838 (1913). 

Bulbophyllum pyroglossum Schuit. & de Vogel in J. 

Orchideenfr. 12(3): 264 (-270; figs.). 2005 [15 Aug 

2005] -Papua New Guinea (New Guinea, Papuasia, 

Asia-Tropical). 

Bulbophyllum wuzhishanense X.H.Jin in Brittonia 

57(3): 255 (-257; fig. 1). 2005 [29 Sep 2005] as 

"wuzhishanensis" -Hainan (China, Asia-Temperate). 

Callostylis cyrtosepala (Schltr.) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria cyrtosepala. 

Campanulorchis leiophyllla (Lindl.) Y.P.Ng & 

P.J.Cribb in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria 

leiophylla. 

Campanulorchis pellipes (Rchb.f. ex Hook.f.) Y.P.Ng 

& P.J.Cribb in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria 

pellipes. 

Carria V.P.Castro & K.G.Lacerda in Orchids 74(9): 

694. 2005 [17 Aug 2005], nom. illeg. later homonym. 

Carria colorata (Königer & J.G.Weinm.bis) V.P.Castro 

& K.G.Lacerda in Orchids 74(9): 694. 2005 [17 Aug 

2005]: Oncidium coloratum. 

Catasetum ×dasilvae K.G.Lacerda & V.P.Castro in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1266): 310 (-311; figs.). 2005 [Nov 

2005], (collector's number is the same as that for 

Catasetum ×perazolianum K.G.Lacerda & V.P.Castro) 

- Rondônia (Brazil North, Brazil, Southern America) 

(Catasetum denticulatum F.E.Miranda × Catasetum 

tigrinum Rchb.f.). 

Catasetum ×perazolianum K.G.Lacerda & V.P.Castro 

in Orchid Rev. 113(1266): 308 (-310; figs.). 2005 [Nov 

2005] (collector's number is the same as that for 

Catasetum ×dasilvae K.G.Lacerda & V.P.Castro) - 

Rondônia (Brazil North, Brazil, Southern America) 

(Catasetum ariquemense F.E.L.Miranda & 

K.G.Lacerda × Catasetum denticulatum F.E.Miranda). 

Cestichis sect. Blepharoglossum (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 

D.L.Jones in Orchadian 15(1): 40. 2005 [Sep 2005]: 

Liparis sect. Blepharoglossum.

Cestichis aaronii (P.J.Cribb & B.A.Lewis) M.A.Clem. 

& D.L.Jones in Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: 

Liparis aaronii. 

Cestichis acaulis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis acaulis. 

Cestichis alpina (P.Royen) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis alpina. 

Cestichis altigena (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis 

altigena. 

Cestichis angustilabris (F.Muell.) M.A.Clem. & 


Sturmia angustilabris. 

Cestichis arachnites (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 

in Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis 

arachnites. 

Cestichis brachystele (Ridl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


brachystele. 

Cestichis bracteata (T.E.Hunt) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis bracteata. 

Cestichis brevicaulis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


brevicaulis. 

Cestichis calcarea (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


calcarea. 

Cestichis caricifolia (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


caricifolia. 

Cestichis chlorantha (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


chlorantha. 

Cestichis cinnabarina (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis cinnabarina. 

Cestichis coelogynoides (F.Muell.) M.A.Clem. & 


Sturmia coelogynoides. 

Cestichis condylobulbon (Rchb.f.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis condylobulbon. 

Cestichis congesta (Ridl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


congesta. 

Cestichis cymbidiifolia (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis cymbidiifolia. 

Cestichis cyperifolia (Ridl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


cyperifolia. 

Cestichis dolichobulbos (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 

D.L.Jones in Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005] as 

"dolichobulba": Liparis dolichobulbos. 

Cestichis elegans (Lindl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39 (40). 2005 [Sep 2005], 

combination published twice: Liparis elegans. 

Cestichis elliptica (Wight) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


elliptica. 

Cestichis exilis (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis exilis. 

Cestichis flabellata (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


flabellata. 

Cestichis fleckeri (Nicholls) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis fleckeri. 

Cestichis genychila (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


genychila. 

Cestichis gibbsiae (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


gibbsiae. 

Cestichis imperatifolia (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis imperatifolia. 

Cestichis indifferens (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


indifferens. 

Cestichis insectifera (Ridl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


insectifera. 

Cestichis kempfii (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis kempfii.

Cestichis kempteriana (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis kempteriana. 

Cestichis latibasis (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


latibasis. 

Cestichis latifolia (Blume) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 40. 2005 [Sep 2005], nom. illeg. later 

homonym: Malaxis latifolia. 

Cestichis leptopus (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


leptopus. 

Cestichis major (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis major. 

Cestichis mapaniifolia (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis mapaniifolia. 

Cestichis merapiensis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


merapiensis. 

Cestichis microblepharon (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis microblepharon. 

Cestichis nugentiae (F.M.Bailey) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis nugentiae. 

Cestichis orbiculata (L.O.Williams) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis orbiculata. 

Cestichis ovalis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis ovalis. 

Cestichis parviflora (Blume) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 

in Orchadian 15(1): 40. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Malaxis 

parviflora. 

Cestichis pedicellaris (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


pedicellaris. 

Cestichis persimilis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


persimilis. 

Cestichis platychila (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


platychila. 

Cestichis pullei (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis pullei. 

Cestichis reflexa (R.Br.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 38. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Cymbidium 

reflexum. 

Cestichis schistochila (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


schistochila. 

Cestichis scleriifolia (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


scleriifolia. 

Cestichis serrulata (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


serrulata. 

Cestichis similis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 39 (-40). 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis 

similis. 

Cestichis spectabilis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


spectabilis. 

Cestichis stenostachya (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis stenostachya. 

Cestichis swenssonii (F.M.Bailey) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis swenssonii. 

Cestichis sympodialis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


sympodialis. 

Cestichis torricellensis (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis torricellensis. 

Cestichis truncicola (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


truncicola. 

Cestichis werneri (Schltr.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


werneri. 

Chondrorhyncha inedita Dressler & Dalström in 

Orquideologia 23(2): 80 (79-85; photogrs.). 2004 [Dec 

2004] -Colombia (Western South America). 

×Chrisanthera J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Christensonia J.R.Haager × Renanthera 

Lour.).

Coelogyne weixiensis X.H.Jin in Ann. Bot. Fenn. 42(2): 

135 (-137; fig. 1). 2005 [27 Apr 2005] -Yunnan (China 

South-Central, China, Asia-Temperate). 

Conchidium extinctorium (Lindl.) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb 

in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Dendrobium 

extinctorium. 

Constantia gutfreundiana Chiron & V.P.Castro in 

Richardiana 5(3): 155 (154-157, 164; fig. 1; map; 

photogrs.). 2005 [Jul 2005] -Minas Gerais (Brazil 

Southeast, Brazil, Southern America). 

Corunastylis densa (Fitzg.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in 

Orchadian 15(1): 37. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Prasophyllum 

densum. 

Cymbidium micranthum Z.J.Liu & S.C.Chen in J. 

Wuhan Bot. Res. 22(6): 500 (-502; fig. 1). 2004 [Dec 

2004] -Yunnan (China South-Central, China, Asia- 

Temperate). 

×Cymbipetalum J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Cymbidium Sw. × Zygopetalum Hook.). 

Cypripedium daweishanense (S.C.Chen & Z.J.Liu) 

S.C.Chen & Z.J.Liu in J. Wuhan Bot. Res. 23(3): 233. 

2005: Cypripedium lichiangense var. daweishanense. 

Cyrtopodium minutum L.C.Menezes in Bol. CAOB 56: 

100 (99-101; photogrs.). 2005 [dt. Oct-Dec 2004; 

issued on 15 Jan 2005], isonym of C. minutum 

L.C.Menezes (in Orquidário 18(4): 125. Dec 2004).- 

Brazil (Southern America). 

×Dactylanthera P.F.Hunt & Summerh. in Willis, Dict. 

Fl. Pl., ed. 7 327. 1966 (Dactylorhiza Necker ex 

Nevski × Platanthera Rich.). 

×Dactylanthera chevallieriana (E.G.Camus) 

J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 266. 2005, as 

"chevalleriana": Orchis ×chevallieriana. 

×Dactylanthera chevallieriana (E.G.Camus) 

J.M.H.Shaw nothosubsp. somersetensis (A.Camus) 

J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 267. 2005: 

×Orchiplatanthera somersetensis. 

×Dactylanthera fournieri (E.Royer) J.M.H.Shaw in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 267. 2005: Orchis fournieri. 

×Dactylanthera intermedia (Bernacki) J.M.H.Shaw in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 267. 2005, nom. inval. 

basionym not validly published: ×Rhizanthera 

intermedia. 

×Dactylanthera martysiensis (Balayer) J.M.H.Shaw in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 267. 2005, nom. inval. 

basionym not validly published: ×Rhizanthera 

martysiensis. 

Dactylorhiza ×aschersoniana (Hausskn.) Borsos & Soó 

nothosubsp. templinensis (Potůček) H.Kretzschmar in 

H.Baumann, Orchideen Deutschlands 696. 2005 [30 

Jan 2005]: Dactylorhiza ×templinensis. 

Dactylorhiza insularis (Sommier) Ó.Sánchez & 

Herrero in Fl. Iber. 21: 98. 2005: Orchis insularis. 

Dactylorhiza purpurella (T.Stephenson & 

T.A.Stephenson) Soó var. cambrensis (R.H.Roberts) 

R.M.Bateman & Denholm in M.Foley, Orchids Brit. 

Isles 373. 2005: Dactylorchis majalis subsp. 

cambrensis. 

Daiotyla Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 92. 2005 [Aug 

2005]. 

Daiotyla albicans (Rolfe) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 92. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha albicans. 

Daiotyla crassa (Dressler) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 92. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha crassa. 

Daiotyla maculata (Garay) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 92. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha maculata. 

×Davidsonara J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Laelia Lindl. × Brassavola R.Br. × Cattleya 

Lindl. × Prosthechea Knowles & Westc.). 

Dendrobium chordiforme Kraenzl. in Pflanzenr. 

(Engler) IV. 50 II B 21 (Heft 45): 292 (-293). 1910 - 

Papua New Guinea (New Guinea, Papuasia, Asia- 

Tropical). 

Dendrobium cuneiforme (Ruiz & Pav.) Pers. Syn. Pl. 

(Persoon) 2: 524. 1807 [Sep 1807]: Maxillaria 

cuneiformis. 

Dendrobium ianthinum Schuit. & Puspit. in J. 

Orchideenfr. 12(2): 165 (-173; fig., map, photos). 2005 

[May 2005] -Irian Jaya (New Guinea, Papuasia, Asia- 

Tropical). 

Dendrobium lanuginosum Ormerod in Orchadian 

15(1): 12 (-13; fig.). 2005 [Sep 2005] -Irian Jaya (New 

Guinea, Papuasia, Asia-Tropical). 

Dendrobium ochraceum De Wild. var. albiflorum 

Schildh. & Schraut in J. Orchideenfr. 12(2): 118. 2005 

[May 2005], nom. inval. contrary to Art. 37.6 ICBN 

(2000) -Vietnam (Indo-China, Asia-Tropical).

Dendrobium sutiknoi P.O'Byrne in J. Orchideenfr. 

12(2): 156 (-162; fig., photos). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Indonesia, Asia-Tropical. 

Dendrochilum croceum H.A.Pedersen in Orchid Rev. 

113(1265): 286 (-287; fig.). 2005 -Philippines (Malesia, 


Diteilis elata (Lindl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 40. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis elata. 

Diteilis formosana (Rchb.f.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


formosana. 

Diteilis layardii (F.Muell.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


layardii. 

Diteilis nervosa (Thunb.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 40. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Ophrys 

nervosa. 

Diteilis nigra (Seidenf.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 41. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis nigra. 

Diteilis prianganensis (J.J.Sm.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis prianganensis. 

Diteilis rheedii M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in Orchadian 

15(1): 41. 2005 [Sep 2005] nom. nov., published as 

comb. nov. but based on nom. illeg.: Malaxis rheedii 

Blume, Bijdr. Fl. Ned. Ind. 389. 1825. 

Diteilis sootenzanensis (Fukuy.) M.A.Clem. & 


Liparis sootenzanensis. 

Diteilis walkeriae (Graham) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


walkeriae. 

Diteilis wightiana (Thwaites) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones 


wightiana. 

Diteilis wrayi (Hook.f.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 

Orchadian 15(1): 41. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Liparis wrayi. 

Dockrillia chordiformis (Kraenzl.) Ormerod in 

Orchadian 14(12): 564. 2005 [Jun 2005]: Dendrobium 

chordiforme. 

Echinorhyncha Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 94. 

2005 [Aug 2005]. 

Echinorhyncha antonii (P.Ortiz) Dressler in 


Chondrorhyncha antonii. 

Echinorhyncha ecuadorensis (Dodson) Dressler in 


Chondrorhyncha ecuadorensis. 

Echinorhyncha litensis (Dodson) Dressler in 


Chondrorhyncha litensis. 

Echinorhyncha vollesii (G.Gerlach, Neudecker & 

Seeger) Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 94. 2005 [Aug 

2005]: Chondrorhyncha vollesii. 

Empusa disepala (Rchb.f.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


disepala. 

Empusa ferruginea (Lindl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones in 


ferruginea. 

Encyclia cajalbanensis Múj.Benítez, Bocourt & 

Pupulin in Lankesteriana 4(3): 211 (209-211; fig. 1). 

2004 [30 Dec 2004] -Cuba. 

Epidendrum subgen. Amphiglottium Lindl. in J. Bot. 

(Hooker) 3: 81. 1840 [Nov 1840]. 

Epidendrum subgen. Aulizeum Lindl. in J. Bot. 


Epidendrum subgen. Diacrium Lindl. in J. Bot. 


Epidendrum subgen. Encyclium Lindl. in J. Bot. 


Epidendrum subgen. Lanium Lindl. in J. Bot. (Hooker) 

3: 81. 1840 [Nov 1840]. 

Epidendrum subgen. Spathium Lindl. in J. Bot. 


Epidendrum caeciliae P.Ortiz & Hágsater in 

Orquideologia 24(1): 3 (-4, 16-17; fig. 1; photogr. 1). 

2005 -Tolima (Colombia). 

Epidendrum cancanae (P.Ortiz) Hágsater in 

Lankesteriana 5(1): 73. 2005 [30 Apr 2005]: 

Oerstedella cancanae. 

Epidendrum domesticum L. Sp. Pl. 2: 952. 1753, Garay 

remarked that the protologue included heterogeneous 

elements: non-orchidaceous vegetative parts and 

orchidaceous flowers. Goldblatt & Mabberley (Novon 

15: 129. 2005) treated this species as an Iris.

Epidendrum fuscinum (Dressler) Hágsater in 


Oerstedella fuscina. 

Epidendrum hemiscleria Rchb.f. subsp. occidentalis 

Christenson in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 249. 2005 – 

Ecuador. 

Epidendrum macdougallii (Hágsater) Hágsater in 


Oerstedella macdougallii. 

Epidendrum misasii Hágsater in Lankesteriana 5(1): 

74. 2005 [30 Apr 2005], nom. nov.: Oerstedella 

viridiflora Hágsater in Orquideologia 16: 192 (-194), 

figs. 1984. 

Epidendrum ×monteverdense (Pupulin & Hágsater) 

Hágsater in Lankesteriana 5(1): 74. 2005 [30 Apr 

2005]: Oerstedella ×monteverdensis. 

Epidendrum paruimense G.A.Romero & Carnevali in 

Lankesteriana 4(3): 229 (-231; fig. 1). 2004 [30 Dec 

2004] -Guyana (Northern South America, Southern 

America). 

Epidendrum parviexasperatum (Hágsater) Hágsater in 


Oerstedella parviexasperata. 

Epidendrum stolidium Hágsater in Lankesteriana 5(1): 

74. 2005 [30 Apr 2005], nom. nov.: Oerstedella ornata 

Dressler in Orquídea (México), 8(2): 345 (1982). 

Epipactis subsect. Atrorubensae Quentin in Cah. Soc. 

Franç. Orchidophilie 1: 16. 1993 [10 Dec 1993]. 

Epipactis subsect. Autogamepactis E.Klein in J. Eur. 

Orch. 37(1): 127. 2005 [Mar 2005]. 

Epipactis subsect. Helleborinae Quentin in Cah. Soc. 


Epipactis subsect. Porphyreochromatae E.Klein in J. 

Eur. Orch. 37(1): 127. 2005 [Mar 2005]. 

Epipactis sect. Rhytidochilium E.Klein in J. Eur. Orch. 

37(1): 128 (-129). 2005 [Mar 2005]. 

Epipactis sect. Ripariphilae E.Klein in J. Eur. Orch. 

37(1): 128. 2005 [Mar 2005]. 

Epipactis atrorubens (Hoffm.) Besser var. atrata 

A.Waldner & Webernd. in J. Eur. Orch. 37(1): 132 

(131-138; figs. 1-4). 2005 [Mar 2005] –Austria. 

Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz subsp. minor 

(R.Engel) R.Engel in Ann. Sci. Réserve Biosphère 

Vosges du Nord 2: 31. 1993 [1992 publ. 1993], nom. 

inval. without basionym page: Epipactis helleborine 

var. minor. 

Eria sect. Dilochiopsis Hook.f., Fl. Brit. Ind. 5: 786, 

809. 1890. 

Euryblema Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 94. 2005 

[Aug 2005]. 

Euryblema anatonum (Dressler) Dressler in 


Cochleanthes anatona. 

Euryblema andreae (P.Ortiz) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 94. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha andreae. 

Flickingeria abhaycharanii Phukan & A.A.Mao in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1261): 22 (-23; fig., photos). 2005 

[Jan-Feb 2005] -Manipur (Assam, Indian Subcontinent, 


Gastrodia fimbriata Suddee in Harvard Pap. Bot. 9(2): 

435 (-437; fig. 1). 2005 [May 2005] -Phetchabun 

(Thailand). 

×Gongorhaea R.Vacherot in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Cirrhaea Lindl. × Gongora Ruiz & Pav.). 

Goodyera sumbawana Ormerod in Taiwania 50(1): 5 (- 

6; fig. 3). 2005 [Mar 2005] -Lesser Sunda Is. (Malesia, 


×Grammoglottis Y.T.Wing in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Grammatophyllum Blume × Porphyroglottis 

Ridl.). 

Gymnadenia corneliana (Beauverd) Teppner & E.Klein 

var. bourneriasii (E.Breiner & R.Breiner) Pellic. in 

Bull. Mycol. Bot. Dauphiné-Savoie 176: 49. 2005 [Feb 

2005]: Nigritella corneliana subsp. bourneriasii. 

×Hagsavola J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Hagsatera R.González × Brassavola R.Br.). 

×Hagsechea J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 

113(1264): 19. 2005 (Prosthechea Knowles & Westc. 

× Hagsatera R.González). 

Hoffmannseggella kleberi F.E.L.Miranda in 

Orchids74(6): 458 (-461; figs. 1-4). 2005 [Jun 2005] - 

Minas Gerais (Brazil, Southeast).

Hoffmannseggella presidentensis Campacci in Bol. 

CAOB 57: 28 (-31; fig.; photogrs.; map). 2005 [10 Apr 

2005] -Minas Gerais (Brazil Southeast). 

Holcoglossum auriculatum Z.J.Liu, S.C.Chen & 

X.H.Jin in J. Wuhan Bot. Res. 23(2): 154 (-156; fig. 1). 

2005 [Apr 2005] -Yunnan (China South-Central). 

Hydrorchis cupularis D.L.Jones & G.Brockman in 

Orchadian 14(11): 518 (-519, 516, 521; figs.). 2005 

[Mar 2005] -Western Australia. 

Imerinorchis Szlach. in Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(1): 68. 

2005 [15 Apr 2005]. 

Imerinorchis betsileensis (Kraenzl.) Szlach. in 

Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(1): 69. 2005 [15 Apr 2005]: 

Cynorkis betsileensis. 

Imerinorchis brachyceras (Schltr.) Szlach. in Orchidee 

(Hamburg) 56(1): 69. 2005 [15 Apr 2005]: Cynorkis 

brachyceras. 

Imerinorchis ericophila (H.Perrier) Szlach. in Orchidee 


ericophila. 

Imerinorchis galeata (Rchb.f.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


galeata. 

Imerinorchis gracilis (Lindl.) Szlach. in Orchidee 

(Hamburg) 56(1): 69. 2005 [15 Apr 2005]: Bicornella 

gracilis. 

Imerinorchis hologlossa (Schltr.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


hologlossa. 

Imerinorchis imerinensis (Ridl.) Szlach. in Orchidee 

(Hamburg) 56(1): 69. 2005 [15 Apr 2005]: Habenaria 

imerinensis. 

Imerinorchis lancilabia (Schltr.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


lancilabia. 

Imerinorchis nutans (Ridl.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


nutans. 

Imerinorchis purpurea (Thouars) Szlach. in Orchidee 


purpurea. 

Imerinorchis stenoglossa (Kraenzl.) Szlach. in 


Cynorkis stenoglossa. 

Imerinorchis tenuicalcar (Schltr.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


tenuicalcar. 

Imerinorchis zaratananae (Schltr.) Szlach. in Orchidee 


zaratananae. 

Ixyophora Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 95. 2005 

[Aug 2005] . 

Jonesiopsis subgen. Aphronorchis D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 35. 2005 [Sep 2005]. 

Jonesiopsis subgen. Longifilarum D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 35 (-36). 2005 [Sep 

2005]. 

Jonesiopsis ×ericksoniae (Nicholls) D.L.Jones & 


Caladenia ericksoniae. 

Jonesiopsis ×exoleta (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones & 


Caladenia ×exoleta. 

Jonesiopsis ×lavandulacea (R.S.Rogers) D.L.Jones & 


Caladenia lavandulacea. 

Jonesiopsis ×resupina (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones 


2005]: Caladenia ×resupina. 

Jonesiopsis ×tryphera (Hopper & A.P.Br.) D.L.Jones & 


Caladenia ×tryphera. 

Kreodanthus forceps Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 392 (394; fig. 2). 2005 [May 2005] –Ecuador. 

Kreodanthus myrmex Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 394 (fig. 3). 2005 [May 2005] -Colombia. 

Kreodanthus rotundifolius Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 394 (-395; fig. 4). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Amazonas (Peru). 

×Laeliocatarthron J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Cattleya Lindl. × Laelia Lindl. × 

Caularthron Raf.). 

Lecanorchis hokurikuensis Masam. f. kiiensis (Murata) 

Seriz. in Bunrui 5(1): 36. 2005 [Feb 2005]: 

Lecanorchis kiiensis.

Lecanorchis suginoana (Tuyama) Seriz. in Bunrui 5(1): 

38. 2005 [Feb 2005]: Lecanorchis japonica var. 

suginoana. 

Lecanorchis suginoana (Tuyama) Seriz. f. flava Seriz. 

in Bunrui 5(1): 38. 2005 [Feb 2005] -Honshu (Japan, 

Eastern Asia, Asia-Temperate). 

Ligeophila chinimensis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 395 (fig. 5). 2005 [May 2005] -Amazonas (Peru, 

Western South America, Southern America) 

Ligeophila grandis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 9(2): 

395 (397; fig. 6). 2005 [May 2005] -Panama (Central 

America, Southern America). 

Limnas Ehrh. ex House in Amer. Midl. Naturalist 6(9): 

203. 1920 [May 1920], nom. nov., nom. superfl. for 

Liparis Rich. 1817 (nom. cons.).: Sturmia Rchb., Pl. 

Crit. iv. 39 (1826). 

Liparis sect. Blepharoglossum Schltr. in Repert. Spec. 

Nov. Regni Veg. Beih. 1: 199, 203. 1911 [1 Dec 1911]. 

×Maccorquodaleara Ross Tucker in Orchid Rev. 

Suppl., 113(1265): 21. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. Reg. 

Orchid Hybrids] (Cochleanthes Raf. × Zygopetalum 

Hook. × Aganisia Lindl. × Promenaea Lindl. × 

Otostylis Schltr. × Batemannia Lindl. × Zygosepalum 

Rchb.f. × Pabstia Garay). 

×Marvingerberara M.Gerber & R.Gerber in Orchid 

Rev. Suppl., 113(1265): 21. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. 

Reg. Orchid Hybrids] (Laelia Lindl. × Caularthron 

Raf. × Brassavola R.Br.). 

Masdevallia orchipayanensium P.Ortiz in 

Orquideologia 23(2): 73 (-78; fig.; photogrs.). 2004 

[Dec 2004], specific name alludes to: Association 

"Payanesa de Orquideologia (Popayán, Colombia), 

where the plant is being cultivated" –Colombia. 

Masdevallia wuellneri P.Ortiz in Orquideologia 24(1): 

4 (-5, 17; fig. 2; photogr. 2). 2005 -Tolima (Colombia). 

×Maxidium J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Maxillaria Ruiz & Pav. × Cymbidium Sw.). 

Microchilus brunnescens Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 399 (fig.7). 2005 [May 2005] -Napo 

(Ecuador). 

Microchilus campanulatus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 400 (fig. 8). 2005 [May 2005] -Bolívar 

(Venezuela). 

Microchilus capitatus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 400 (402; fig. 9). 2005 [May 2005] -Urubamba 

(Cuzco, Peru). 

Microchilus constrictus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 402 (fig. 10). 2005 [May 2005] -Amazonas 

(Brazil). 

Microchilus curviflorus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 402 (-403; fig. 11). 2005 [May 2005] -Yaracuy 

(Venezuela). 

Microchilus curviflorus Ormerod var. azulitae Ormerod 

in Harvard Pap. Bot. 9(2): 403 (fig. 12). 2005 [May 

2005] -Mérida (Venezuela). 

Microchilus ensicalcar Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 403 (405; fig. 13). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Quispicanchi (Cuzco, Peru). 

Microchilus fendleri Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 405 (fig. 14). 2005 [May 2005] -Miranda 

(Venezuela). 

Microchilus fosbergii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 405 (-406; fig. 15). 2005 [May 2005] -Huila 

(Colombia). 

Microchilus glanduliferus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 406 (fig. 16). 2005 [May 2005] -Venezuela. 

Microchilus globosus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 406 (408; fig. 17). 2005 [May 2005] -Santander 

(Colombia). 

Microchilus haughtii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 408 (fig. 18). 2005 [May 2005] -Colombia. 

Microchilus hughjonesii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 408 (-409; fig. 19). 2005 [May 2005] -Valle del 

Cauca (Colombia). 

Microchilus integrus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 409 (fig. 20). 2005 [May 2005] -Esmeraldas 

(Ecuador). 

Microchilus kuduyariensis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 409 (fig. 21). 2005 [May 2005] –Colombia. 

Microchilus lechleri Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 409 (411; fig. 22). 2005 [May 2005] -Peru. 

Microchilus madrinanii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 411 (fig. 23). 2005 [May 2005] -Magdalena 

(Colombia). 

Microchilus micayvallis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 411 (-412; fig. 24). 2005 [May 2005] -Cauca 

(Colombia).

Microchilus microcaprinus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 412 (fig. 25). 2005 [May 2005] -San Martín 

(Peru). 

Microchilus moritzii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 412 (fig. 26). 2005 [May 2005] -Venezuela. 

Microchilus panamanicus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 414 (fig. 28). 2005 [May 2005] -Panama 

(Central America). 

Microchilus pedrojuanensis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 414 (416; fig. 29). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Paraguay. 

Microchilus peytonorum Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 416 (fig. 30). 2005 [May 2005] -Cuzco (Peru). 

Microchilus platysepalus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 416 (-417; fig. 31). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Santander (Colombia). 

Microchilus plowmanii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 417(fig. 32). 2005 [May 2005] -Huánuco (Peru). 

Microchilus pseudobrunnescens Ormerod in Harvard 

Pap. Bot. 9(2): 417(419; fig. 33). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Napo (Ecuador). 

Microchilus pseudominor Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 419 (fig. 34). 2005 [May 2005] -Santander 

(Colombia). 

Microchilus putumayoensis Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 419 (-420; fig. 35). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Putumayo (Colombia). 

Microchilus rioesmeraldae Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 420 (fig. 36). 2005 [May 2005] -Bolívar 

(Colombia). 

Microchilus rioitayanus Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 420 (fig. 37). 2005 [May 2005] -Loreto (Peru). 

Microchilus rojasii Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 420 (422; fig. 38). 2005 [May 2005] -Paraguay. 

Microchilus valverdei Ormerod in Harvard Pap. Bot. 

9(2): 422 (fig. 39). 2005 [May 2005] -San José (Costa 

Rica, Central America). 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. f. alba (Tessmer) Roeth in 

Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(3): 337. 2005 [Aug 2005]: 

Miltonia regnellii var. alba. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. var. citrina Cogn,. Dict. Icon. 

Orchid. Miltonia pl. 7a. 1900. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. f. citrina (Cogn.) Roeth in 

Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(3): 336. 2005 [Aug 2005]: 

Miltonia regnellii var. citrina. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. var. travassosiana Cogn., 

Chron. Orchideenne 1(39): 310 (-312). 1900. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. f. travassosiana (Cogn.) 

Roeth in Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(3): 336. 2005 [Aug 

2005]: Miltonia regnellii var. travassosiana. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. var. veitchiana Cogn., Dict. 

Icon. Orchid. Miltonia pl. 7b. 1900. 

Miltonia regnellii Rchb.f. f. veitchiana (Cogn.) Roeth 

in Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(3): 336. 2005 [Aug 2005]: 

Miltonia regnellii var. veitchiana. 

Myrmechila D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 

15(1): 36 (-37). 2005 [Sep 2005]. 

Myrmechila formicifera (Fitzg.) D.L.Jones & 


Chiloglottis formicifera. 

Myrmechila platyptera (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones & 


Chiloglottis platyptera. 

Myrmechila trapeziformis (Fitzg.) D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 37. 2005 [Sep 2005] 

basionym cited as "Chiloglottis formicifera" in error: 

Chiloglottis trapeziformis. 

Myrmechila trullata (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones & 


Chiloglottis trullata. 

Myrmechila truncata (D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem.) 


[Sep 2005]: Chiloglottis truncata. 

×Nuccioara Nuccio in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1262): 

21. 2005 (Sophronitis Lindl. × Laelia Lindl. × 

Caularthron Raf. × Cattleya Lindl.). 

Odontochilus asraoa (J.Joseph & Abbar.) Ormerod in 

Taiwania 50(1): 7. 2005 [Mar 2005]: Evrardia asraoa. 

Odontochilus duplex (Holttum) Ormerod in Taiwania 

50(1): 7. 2005 [Mar 2005]: Anoectochilus duplex. 

Odontoglossum alberti P.Ortiz in Orquideologia 24(1): 

5 (-6, 18; fig. 3; photogr. 3). 2005, "alberti" derived 

from "Albertus" (Latinized).-Boyacá (Colombia). 

Oncidium regentii V.P.Castro & G.F.Carr in Orchids 

74(6): 462 (-465; figs. 1-4). 2005 [Jun 2005], as 

"regenti"-Bahia (Brazil).

Ophidion carrilloi P.Ortiz in Orquideologia 24(1): 6 (- 

7, 18-19; fig. 4; photogr. 4). 2005 -Cundinamarca 

(Colombia). 

Ophrys sect. Apiferae Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. 

Orchidophilie 1: 15. 1993 [10 Dec 1993]. 

Ophrys sect. Argolicae Verm. ex Quentin in Cah. Soc. 


Ophrys subsect. Atticae Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. 

Orchidophilie 1: 15. 1993 [10 Dec 1993] . 

Ophrys sect. Bertoloniorum Quentin in Cah. Soc. 


Ophrys sect. Mammosae Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. 


Ophrys sect. Reinholdiae Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. 


Ophrys sect. Tenthrediniferae Quentin in Cah. Soc. 


Ophrys sect. Umbilicatae Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. 

Orchidophilie 2: 16. 1995 [Jan 1995] . 

Ophrys aranifera Huds. [beta]. virescens Gren. in Mem. 

Soc. Emul. Doubs Ser. 3, 4: 396. 1860 -France. 

Ophrys fusca Link subsp. bilunulata (Risso) Aldasoro 

& L.Sáez in Fl. Iber. 21: 177. 2005: Ophrys bilunulata. 

Ophrys herae M.Hirth & H.Spaeth subsp. janrenzii 

(M.Hirth) M.Hirth in J. Eur. Orch. 37(1): 176. 2005 

[Mar 2005]: Ophrys janrenzii. 

Ophrys incubacea Bianca ex Tod. subsp. castricaesaris 

Looken in Liparis 11: 58 (51-64; photos). 

2005 [Apr 2005] -France. 

Ophrys ×souliei Soca in Caesiana 24: 21 (19-24; figs. 

1-4). 2005 -France (Ophrys aveyronensis (J.J.Wood) 

H.Baumann & Künkele × Ophrys funerea Viv.). 

Orchis insularis Sommier in Boll. Soc. Bot. Ital. no. 8: 

247. 1895 [Dec 1895] -Italy. 

Orchis mascula L. var. acutiflora W.D.J.Koch, Syn. Fl. 

Germ. Helv. 686. 1837. 

Orchis mascula L. subsp. acutiflora (W.D.J.Koch) 

Quentin in Cah. Soc. Franç. Orchidophilie 1: 82. 1993 

[10 Dec 1993]: Orchis mascula var. acutiflora. 

Orchis ×razzarae Galesi in J. Eur. Orch. 37(1): 110 (- 

113; fig. 1). 2005 [Mar 2005] -Sicilia (Orchis lactea 

Poir. × Orchis italica Poir.). 

Orchis ×sardoa (Scrugli & M.P.Grasso) Scrugli, 

A.Musacchio, D'Emerico, Pellegrino & Cozzolino in 

Inform. Bot. Ital. 36(2): 455. 2005 [2004 publ. 10 Jan 

2005]: Orchis penzigiana nothosubsp. Sardoa. 

Paphiopedilum tigrinum Koop. & N.Haseg. f. 

smaragdinum (Z.J.Liu & S.C.Chen) O.Gruss in 


Paphiopedilum smaragdinum. 

Petalochilus porphyreus (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 15(1): 36. 2005 [Sep 2005], 

nom. inval., basionym not validly published: Caladenia 

porphyrea. 

Pinalia rhynchostyloides (O'Brien) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb 

in Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria 

rhynchostyloides. 

Pinalia suaveolens (Ridl.) Y.P.Ng & P.J.Cribb in 

Orchid Rev. 113(1265): 272. 2005: Eria suaveolens. 

Ponthieva insularis Dressler in J. Orchideenfr. 12(2): 

137 (-139, 131; fig.). 2005 [May 2005] -Galápagos 

(Western South America). 

Ponthieva rinconii Salazar in Brittonia 57(3): 252 (- 

254; fig. 1). 2005 [29 Sep 2005] -Veracruz (Mexico). 

Ponthieva viridilimbata Dressler in J. Orchideenfr. 

12(2): 136 (135-138; photo). 2005 [May 2005] – 

Ecuador. 

Prasophyllum hectori (Buchanan) Molloy, D.L.Jones & 


Gastrodia hectori. 

Prosthechea longipes (Rchb.f.) Chiron in Richardiana 

5(3): 148. 2005 [Jul 2005]: Epidendrum longipes. 

Prosthechea micropus (Rchb.f.) W.E.Higgins in 

Lankesteriana 4(3): 223. 2004 [30 Dec 2004]: 

Epidendrum micropus. 

Pseudolaelia ×perimii M.Frey in Richardiana 5(3): 159 

(158-164; fig. 1; photogr.). 2005 [Jul 2005] -Espirito 

Santo (Brazil) (P. brejetubensis M.Frey × P. freyi 

Chiron & V.P.Castro). 

Pseudorhiza ×bruniana (Brügger) P.Francis Hunt 

nothovar. minor (Potůček) H.Kretzschmar in 

H.Baumann et al., Orchideen Deutschlands 700. 2005 

[30 Jan 2005]: Pseudorhiza nieschalkii nm. minor. 

×Ronmaunderara Maunder in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Baptistonia Barb.Rodr. × Oncidium Sw. × 

Brassia R.Br. × Odontoglossum H.B. & K.).

Scelochilus langkastii (Senghas) Dodson, Native 

Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 1180. 2004 [Nov 2004]: 

Neokoehleria langkastii. 

×Serapicamptis anatolica (Renz & Taubenheim) 

J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1264): 20. 

2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: 

×Orchiserapias anatolica. 

×Serapicamptis barlae (E.G.Camus) J.M.H.Shaw in 

Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1264): 20. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. 

Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias barlae. 

×Serapicamptis bevilacquae (Penz.) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias bevilacquae. 

×Serapicamptis complicata (E.G.Camus) J.M.H.Shaw 

in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1264): 20. 2005 [Quart. 

Suppl. Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias 

complicata. 

×Serapicamptis correvonii (E.G.Camus & A.Camus) 



×Orchiserapias correvonii. 

×Serapicamptis debeauxii (E.G.Camus) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias debeauxii. 

×Serapicamptis ducoroniae (P.Delforge) J.M.H.Shaw 

in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1264): 20. 2005 [Quart. 

Suppl. Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias 

ducoroniae. 

×Serapicamptis garbariorum (Murr) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: Serapias garbariorum. 

×Serapicamptis ligustica (E.G.Camus) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias ligustica. 

×Serapicamptis mutata (E.G.Camus) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias mutata. 

×Serapicamptis myrtoa (Kalop. & Aperghis) 



×Orchiserapias myrtoa. 

×Serapicamptis nelsoniana (Bianco, D'Emerico, 

Medagli & Ruggiero) J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid Rev. 

Suppl., 113(1264): 20. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. Reg. 

Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias nelsoniana. 

×Serapicamptis pisanensis (Godfery) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: ×Orchiserapias pisanensis. 

×Serapicamptis rousii (Dupuy) J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid 


Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: Serapias rousii. 

×Serapicamptis tommasinii (A.Kern.) J.M.H.Shaw in 


Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: Serapias ×tommasinii. 

×Serapicamptis triloba (Viv.) J.M.H.Shaw in Orchid 


Reg. Orchid Hybrids]: Serapias triloba. 

Sobralia hirtzii Dodson, Native Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 

1180 (971-2; figs. 2209, 2210). 2004 [Nov 2004] - 

Ecuador. 

Sophronitis wittigiana Barb.Rodr. f. candida Roeth & 

O.Gruss in Orchidee (Hamburg) 56(1): 54 (photos). 

2005 [15 Apr 2005] –Brazil. 

Spilorchis D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in Orchadian 

15(1): 37. 2005 [Sep 2005]. 

Spilorchis weinthalii (R.S.Rogers) D.L.Jones & 


Bulbophyllum weinthalii. 

Spilorchis weinthalii (R.S.Rogers) D.L.Jones & 

M.A.Clem. subsp. striatum (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones & 


Bulbophyllum weinthalii subsp. striatum. 

Spiranthes sinensis (Pers.) Ames f. autumnus Tsukaya 

in J. Pl. Res. 118(1): 17 (-18). 2005 [Feb 2005] - 

Honshu (Japan). 

Spiranthes sinensis (Pers.) Ames f. gracilis F.Maek. ex 

Tsukaya in J. Pl. Res. 118(1): 18. 2005 [Feb 2005], as 

"stat. nov." with Latin description; cites Spiranthes 

sinensis f. gracilis F.Maek. nom. nud. as basionym, 

nom. inval. without type -Kyushu (Japan). 

Stanhopea confusa G.Gerlach & Beeche in 

Lankesteriana 4(3): 217 (216-221; figs. 4-9). 2004 [30 

Dec 2004] -Costa Rica (Central America). 

Stanhopea manriquei Jenny & Nauray in Lankesteriana 

4(2): 109 (-111; figs. 1-2). 2004 [27 Aug 2004] -Peru. 

Stanhopea naurayi Jenny in Lankesteriana 5(1): 77 (- 

79; figs. 1-2). 2005 [30 Apr 2005] –Peru. 

Stellilabium jostii Dodson, Native Ecuadorian Orchids 

5: 1181 (1180, 1017; figs. 2366, 2367). 2004 [Nov 

2004] –Ecuador.

Stellilabium vulcanicum Dodson & Hirtz, Native 

Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 1181 (1019; fig. 2373). 2004 

[Nov 2004] –Ecuador. 

Stenia falcata (Ackerman) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 93. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Dodsonia falcata. 

Stenotyla Dressler in Lankesteriana 5(2): 96. 2005 

[Aug 2005]. 

Stenotyla lendyana (Rchb.f.) Dressler in Lankesteriana 

5(2): 96. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Chondrorhyncha lendyana. 

Stephanothelys siberiana Ormerod in Harvard Pap. 

Bot. 9(2): 422 (-423; fig. 40). 2005 [May 2005] - 

Cochabamba (Bolivia). 

Sullivania subgen. Tanychila (D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem.) 


[Sep 2005]: Paracaleana subgen. Tanychila. 

Sullivania disjuncta (D.L.Jones) D.L.Jones & 


Paracaleana disjuncta. 

Sullivania minor (R.Br.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in 

Orchadian 15(1): 36. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Caleana minor. 

Sullivania nigrita (Lindl.) D.L.Jones & M.A.Clem. in 

Orchadian 15(1): 36. 2005 [Sep 2005]: Caleana 

nigrita. 

Synmeria crinifera (Lindl.) Szlach. in Orchidee 

(Hamburg) 56(3): 331. 2005 [Aug 2005]: Habenaria 

crinifera. 

×Takakiara S.Takaki in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 113(1265): 

21. 2005 [Quart. Suppl. Int. Reg. Orchid Hybrids] 

(Zygopetalum Hook. × Lycaste Lindl. × Pabstia 

Garay). 

Telipogon andreetae Dodson & Hirtz, Native 



Telipogon australis Dodson & Hirtz, Native 

Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 1182 (-1183, 1041; fig. 2405). 

2004 [Nov 2004] –Ecuador. 

Telipogon isabelae Dodson & Hirtz, Native Ecuadorian 

Orchids 5: 1183 (1044; fig. 2420). 2004 [Nov 2004] – 

Ecuador. 

Telipogon karsteae Dodson & Ed.Sánchez, Native 



Telipogon loxensis Dodson & Hirtz, Native Ecuadorian 

Orchids 5: 1184 (1044; fig. 2423). 2004 [Nov 2004] – 

Ecuador. 

Telipogon sanchezii Dodson & Hirtz, Native 

Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 1185 (1184, 1046; fig. 2428). 


Telipogon saraguroensis Dodson & Ed.Sánchez, Native 



Telipogon tamboensis Dodson & Hirtz, Native 



Telipogon vulcanicus Dodson & Hirtz, Native 

Ecuadorian Orchids 5: 1186 (-1187, 1047; fig. 2434). 


Thelychiton howeanus (Maiden) M.A.Clem. & 


Dendrobium gracilicaule var. howeanum. 

Veyretella flabellata Szlach., Marg. & Mytnik in Ann. 

Bot. Fenn. 42(3): 227 (-229; figs. 1-2 (map)). 2005 [29 

Jun 2005] -Gabon (West-Central Tropical Africa) 

Warczewiczella timbiensis P.Ortiz in Orquideologia 

24(1): 7 (-8, 19-20; fig. 5). 2005, as "Warscewiczella" - 

Cauca (Colombia). 

×Yinwaiara W.R.How in Orchid Rev. Suppl., 


Hybrids] (Vanda Jones ex R.Br. × Christensonia 

J.R.Haager × Rhynchostylis Blume × Aerides Lour.). 

Zeuxine reginasilvae Ormerod in Taiwania 50(1): 7 (-9; 

fig. 4). 2005 [Mar 2005] -Sri Lanka. 

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Recent Literature 

We are grateful to Ann McNeil, compiler of the Kew 

Record of Taxonomic Literature, and to Anna Lynch 

and Margaret Ramsay for drawing our attention to the 

following publications from 7 June 2005 to 1 January 

2006. 

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Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. 

All rights reserved (see the copyright page). 

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Two relatives of different ecology: a field study of 

Paphiopedilum emersonii and Paphiopedilum 

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Anatomy and morphology 

Ascensao, L., Francisco, A., Cotrim, H., and Pais, M. S. 

2005. Comparative structure of the labellum in Ophrys 

fusca and O. lutea (Orchidaceae). Amer. J. Bot. 92(7): 

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History 

Walsh Petchnick, L. and Zelenko, H. 2005. Orchids in 

art: Paphiopedilum fairrieanum (Lind.) Stein. Orchids 

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Zelenko, H. 2005. Orchids in art. Cuitlauzina pendula 

La Llave and Lex. Orchids 74(3): 192-193. 

Micropropagation/seed germination 

Bayman, P. and Ackerman, J. D. 2005. Variation in 

mycorrhizal performance in the epiphytic orchid 

Tolumnia variegata in vitro: the potential for natural 

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Deb, C. R. and Temjensangba. 2005. In vitro 

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Feuerherdt, L., Petit, S., and Jusaitis, M. 2005. 

Distribution of mycorrhizal fungus associated with the 

endangered pink-lipped spider orchid (Arachnorchis 

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in South Australia. New Zealand J. Bot. 43: 367-371. 

Jain, R. and Babbar, S. B. 2005. Guar gum and isubgol 

as cost-effective alternative gelling agents for in vitro 

multiplication of an orchid, Dendrobium chrysotoxum. 

Curr. Sci. 88: 292-295. 

Kuo, H. L., Chen, J. T., and Chang, W. C. 2005. 

Efficient plant regeneration through direct somatic 

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453-456. 

Lee, Y. I., Lee, N., Yeung, E. C. et al. 2005. . Embryo 

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747-753. 

Malabadi, R. B., Mulgund, G. S., and Kallappa, N. 

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wounding method and liquid culture in Paphiopedilum 

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Otero, J. T., Nagaraju, V., and Mani, S. K. 2005. 

Rapid in vitro propagation of orchid Zygopetalum 

intermedium. J. Pl. Biochem. Biotech. 14: 27-32. 

Santos-Hernandez, L., Martinez-Garcia, M., Campos, J. 

E. et al. 2005. In vitro symbiotic seed germination of 

Oncidium flexuosum (Orchidaceae) by rhizoctonia-like 

mycorrhizal fungi. HortScience 40: 439-442. 

Pereira, O. L., Kasuya, M. C. M., Rollemberg, C. D. L. 

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Oncidium flexuosum (Orchidaceae) by rhizoctonia-like 

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Sharma, R., De, K. K., Sharma, B. et al. 2005. 

Micropropagation of Dendrobium fimbriatum Hook. by 

green pod culture. J. Pl. Biol. 48: 253-257. 

Sheelavanthmath, S. S., Murthy, H. N., Hema, B. P. et 

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(PLBs) induction and plant regeneration from 

protocorm and leaf sections of Aerides crispum. Sci. 

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Shiau, Y. J., Nalawade, S. M., Hsai, C. N. et al. 2005. 

Propagation of Haemaria discolor via in vitro seed 

germination. Biol. Pl. 49: 341-346. 

Shiau, Y. J., Nalawade, S. M., Hsia, C. N. et al. 2005. 

In vitro propagation of the Chinese medicinal plant, 

Dendrobium candidum Wall. ex Lindl., from axenic 

nodal segments. In Vitro Cell. Developmental Biol.-Pl. 

41: 666-670. 

da Silva, J. A.T., Yam, T. W., Fukai, S. et al. 2005. 

Establishment of optimum nutrient media for in vitro 

propagation of Cymbidium Sw. (Orchidaceae) using 

protocorm-like body segments. Propag. Orn. Pl. 5: 

129-136. 

Temjensangba and Deb, C. R. 2005. Regeneration and 

mass multiplication of Arachnis labrosa (Lindl. ex 

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Znaniecka, J., Królicka, A., Sidwa-Gorycka, M., 

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2005. Asymbiotic germination, seedling development 

and plantlet propagation of Encyclia aff. oncidiodes -- 

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Palynology 

Mulgaonkar, M. S. and Dabhade, G. T. 2004. 

Palynological observations of some corticolous orchids 

from Maharashtra under SEM. Phytotaxonomy 4: 131- 

134. 

Pollination 

Banziger, H., Sun, H. Q., and Luo, Y-B. 2005. 

Pollination of a slippery lady slipper orchid in southwest 

China: Cypripedium guttatum (Orchidaceae). Bot. 

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Johnson, S. D. 2005. Specialized pollination by 

spider-hunting wasps in the African orchid Disa 

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Pellegrino, G.. Caimi, D., Noce, M. E., and Musacchio, 

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rewardless orchid Dactylorhiza sambucina (L.) Soo. 

Pl. Syst. Evol. 251(2-4): 119-129. 

Reproductive biology 

Pedersen, H. A., Watthana, S., Suddee, S., and Sasurat, 

S. 2004. Breeding system, post-pollination growth, 

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Nat. Hist. Bull. Siam Soc. 52: 9-26. 

Systematics and distribution 

Agrawala, D. K., Sabapathy, C. M., and Chowdhery, H. 

J. 2004. Bulbophyllum trichocephalum var. 

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307. 

Allorge, L. 2005. Les vanilles succulentes de 

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Amardeilh, J. P. 2005. Que faut-il penser de l' 

Epipactis helleborine (L.) Crantz subsp. minor (Engel) 

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Ansari, A. A. and Dwarakan, P. 2002. Studies on the 

orchids of the Shevoroy and Kolli Hills of south India. 

Bull. Bot. Surv. India 44(1-4): 1-16. 

Archer, C. and Condy, G. 2005. Habenaria bicolor 

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Archer, C. and Condy, G. 2005. Satyrium 

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Aubron, M. 2005. Cultivating Dendrobium section 

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Aubron, M. 2005. The genus Porroglossum. Orchid 

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Aubron, M. 2005. The genus Renanthera. Orchid 

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Azevedo, C. O. de and van den Berg, C. 2005. A new 

combination in the genus Anathallis (Orchidaceae), and 

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137-138. 

Bajracharya, D. M., Subedi, A., and Shrestha, K. K. 

2003. Eria pokharensis sp. nov. (Orchidaceae); a new 

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17(1-2): 1-4. 

Batista, J. A. N. and Bianchetti, L. de B. 2005. 

Cyrtopodium gonzalesii. Uma resposta. Orquidario 

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Batista, J. A. N., Bianchetti, L. de B., Nogueira, R. E., 

Pellizaro, K. F., and Ferreira, F. E. 2004. The genus 

Habenaria (Orchidaceae) in the Itacolomi State Park, 

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Baumann, B. and Baumann, H. 2005. Beitrage zur 

Orchideenflora des Libanon. (Contributions to the 

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Baumbach, N. 2004. Habenaria - einige Arten der 

Gattung im Guayana-Hochland in Venezuela. 

Orchidee 55(5): 594-603. 

Baumbach, N. 2005. Cypripedium kentuckiense Reed, 

der Kentucky Frauenschuh. Orchidee 56(1): 42-43. 

Baumbach, N. 2005. Macradenia brassavolae Rchb.f. 


Baumbach, N. 2005. Maxillaria ubatubana Hoehne. 


Beckner, J. 2005. Epicladium Small or Guarianthe 

Dressler & W.E.Higgins (Orchidaceae)? Lankesteriana 

5(1): 63-67. 

Bennett, D. E. and Christenson, E. A. 2005. 

Maxillaria rauhii, eine neue Art aus dem nordlichen 

Peru. Maxillaria rauhii, a new species from northern 

Peru. J. Orchideenfreund 12(1): 33-39. 

Bergel, G. 2005. Pleione scopulorum. Orchidee 

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Bernardos, S., Crespi, A., and Rey, F. del Amich F. 

2005. The section Pseudophrys (Ophrys, Orchidaceae) 

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Beyer, R. 2005. Auf Orchideensuche in der 

Tschechischen und Slowakischen Republik. Ber. 

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Bhaumik, M. and Pathak, M. K. 2003. Oberonia 

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from Dibang Valley, Arunchal Pradesh. Bull. Bot. 

Surv. India 45(1-4): 217-220. 

Bianchetti, L. de B. and Batista, J. A. N. 2004. 

Bulbophyllum ciluliae (Orchidaceae): uma nova especie 

para o Bioma Cerrado, Brasil. (Bulbophyllum ciluliae 

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Brazil.) Sitientibus, Cienc. Biol. 4(1-2): 20-24. 

Biel, B. 2004. Zur Orchideenflora der Inseln 

Samothraki (Griechenland) und Gokceada (Turkei) - 

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Biel, B. 2005. Erganzungen zur Orchideenflora der 

Nordlichen Sporaden (Griechenland) - Skiathos, 

Skopelos und Alonnisos. Ber. Arbeitskr. Heim. Orch. 

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Bock, R. 2005. Gorgeous gongoras. Orchid Rev. 

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Boillat, C. and Boillat, V. 2004. Orchideenfunde 

Korsikas. Ber. Arbeitskr. Heim. Orch. 20(2): 4-43. 

Braem, G. J. and Ohlund, S. 2004. A language trap: 

Phragmipedium caudatum, Phrag. warszewiczianum, 

Phrag. humboldtii. Orquideologia 23(2): 137-152. 

Braem, G. J., Ohlund, S., and Quene, R. J. 2004. The 

real Phragmipedium warszewiczianum: a clarification 

of the Phragmipedium caudatum complex 

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Orquideologia 23(2): 87-136. 

Braem, G. J., Ohlund, S., and Quene, R. J. 2005. Will 

the real Phragmipedium warszewiczianum please stand 

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Breret, M. 2005. Les orchidees de l'ile d'Oleron. Bull. 

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Bytebier, B., Sakwa, J., and Kurzweil, H. 2004. New 

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Cameron, K. M. 2005. Leave it to the leaves: a 

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1025-1032. 

Carr, G. F. 2005. Cycnoches cooperi. Orchid Rev. 

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Castro Neto, V. P. and Carr, G. F. 2005. A new 

Prosthechea (Orchidaceae) from Brazil. Orchid Dig. 

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Castro Neto, V. P. and Carr, G. F. 2005. A new 

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Castro Neto, V. P. and Carr, G. F. 2005. A new Stenia 

Lindl. (Orchidaceae) from Brazil. Orchid Dig. 69(1): 

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Castro Neto, V. P. and Chiron, G. R. 2005. 

Contribution a la connaissance des orchidees du Bresil: 

IX. - Une nouvelle espece de Baptistonia de Espirito 

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VIII. Encyclia euosma (Reichenbach f.) Porto & Brade 

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X. - Deux nouveaux taxons de Prosthechea, section 

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Castro Neto, V. P. and Lacerda, K. G. de. 2005. Un 

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Castro Neto, V. P. et al. 2005. Note complementaire 

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Catling, P. M. 2004. A synopsis of the genus 

Hexalectris in the United States and a new variety of 

Hexalectris revoluta. Native Orchid Conf. J. 1(2): 5- 

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Cavestro, W. 2005. Diplocaulobium begaudii William 

Cavestro - eine kurzlich beschriebene Orchidee aus 

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Cavestro, W. 2005. Oeonia, Cryptopus and 

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Chadwick, A. A. 2005. Cattleya araguaiensis. 

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Chadwick, A. A. 2005. Cattleya eldorado. Golden 

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Chen, S. C and Liu, Z. J. 2005. New status for a 

Chinese taxon of Cypripedium (Orchidaceae). J. 

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Chen, W. H. and Shui, Y. M. 2005. A new species of 

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Chiron, G. R. 2005. Contribution a l'etude de 

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Chiron, G. R. and Castro Neto, V. P. 2005. 


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Chiron, G. R. and Castro Neto, V. P. 2005. 

Contribution a la connaissance des orchidees du Bresil. 

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Chiron, G. R. and Castro Neto, V. P. 2005. Revision 

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Choltco, T. C. 2005. Trichoglottis seidenfadenii. 


Christenson, E. 2005. Colour morphing in Oncidium. 

Orchid Rev. 113(1261): 16-17. 

Christenson, E. A. 2004. The first Cattleya. Orchid 

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Christenson, E. A. 2005. A Maxillaria mystery. 

Orchid Dig. 69(2): 79-81. 

Christenson, E. A. 2005. Barkeria at a glance. 

Austral. Orchid Rev. 69(6): 25, 27. 

Christenson, E. A. 2005. Coelogyne multiflora: an 

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Christenson, E. A. 2005. Drei neue Stenorrhynchos - 

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Christenson, E. A. 2005. Epidendrum paniculatum. 


Christenson, E. A. 2005. The genus Barkeria. 

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Christenson, E. A. 2005. The genus Coccineorchis. 


Clarke, T. 2005. A study of the hybrid swarm 

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Clements, M. A. 2004. New combinations in 

Eurycaulis and Ceraia (Orchidaceae: Dendrobiinae), 

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Cootes, J. 2005. Bulbophyllum elassoglossum - an 

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Cootes, J. 2005. Bulbophyllum section Sestochilus. 

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Cootes, J. 2005. Coelogyne usitana. Austral. Orchid 

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Cootes, J. 2005. Dendrochilum pangasinanense. 

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Cootes, J. 2005. The Thailand members of the 

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Copeland, L. 2004. The first record for New South 

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Cozzolino, S. and Widmer, A. 2005. Orchid diversity: 

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Cribb, P. 2005. Xerorchideae, a new tribe in 

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Damian, M. L., Williams, N. H., and Whitten, W. M. 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Contribution a la clarification de la 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Epipactis exilis, un nom nouveau 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Le Serapias d'Elsa. (The Elsa's 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Le type d' Ophrys lucentina. (The 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Nouvelles contributions 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Remarques sur Epipactis distans 

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(Remarks on Epipactis distans Arvet-Touvet and a 

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Delforge, P. 2004. Un Ophrys lacedemonien. (A 

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Delforge, P. and Gevaudan, A. 2004. Epipactis 

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Devillers, P. and Devillers Terschuren, J. 2004. Petits 

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Devillers, P. and Devillers Terschuren, J. 2004. 

Scolopaxoid Ophrys of the Adriatic. Diversity and 

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Devillers, P. and Devillers Terschuren, J. 2004. Smallflowered 

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Dressler, R. L. 2004. Encyclia elegantula: an 

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Orchid Dig. 68(4): 243-244. 

Dressler, R. L. 2005. Haarige, gepunktete Ponthievas, 

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Erfkamp, J. 2004. Dendrobium - Sektion Dendrobium 

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Fibeck, W. 2005. Microcoelia corallina Summerh. 

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Fibeck, W. 2005. Microcoelia exilis Lindl. 1830. 

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Fibeck, W. 2005. Microcoelia stolzii (Schltr.) 

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Fibeck, W. 2005. Polystachya greatrexii Summerh. 

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Fibeck, W. and Phiri, V. 2005. Disperis - Afrikanische 

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Foelsche, G. and Foelsche, W. 2005. Orchis 

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Fournel, J., Micheneau, C., and Pailler, T. 2005. 

Aeranthes adenopoda H.Perrier, une orchidee nouvelle 

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Frey, M. 2005. Pseudolaelia brejetubensis M.Frey 

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Frey, M. 2005. Pseudolaelia xperimii M.Frey 

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Frey, M. and Castro Neto, V. P. 2005. Une nouvelle 

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Dressler, R. L. 2005. La Chinela, alive & well in 

western Panama: notes on the Panamanian long-tailed 

Phragmipedium. Orchid Dig. 69(2): 86-91. 

Dressler, R. L. and Dalstrom, S. 2004. 

Chondrorhyncha rosea, a century-old confusion, with a 

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Galesi, R. 2005. Le orchidee del territorio di Castel di 

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Geerinck, D. 2004. Eulophia aurantiaca Rolfe versus 

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Gerlach, G. and Beeche, J. 2004. Stanhopeinae 

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