| Dendrobium bullenianum Reichenbach f. (1862.) | |
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Indigenous to the Philippines and Samoa. Flower color varible from yellow to orange, sometimes with red streaks. |
| Dendrobium bigibbum var. georgei Lindley (1852.) | |
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Highly variable species indigenous to tropical Northern Australia and islands of the Torres Strait. Epiphytic or grows on rocks. Stems can be as long as 120 cm and the inflorescences may bear up to eight flowers. Highly prized, popular orchid, parent of innumerable hybrids. |
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| Dendrobium laevifolium Stapf (1924.) | |
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| Charming miniature belonging to the Oxyglossum section of the genus. Native to Papua New Guinea. | |
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Dendrobium lawesii F. Mueller (1884.) |
Pendulous epiphite native to New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. Commemorates Rev. W. G. Lawes of the London Missionary Society, discoverer of this orchid. Flower color is variable from white through various shades of orange, red to mauve. |
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| Dendrobium lawesii |
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Dendrobium hasseltii Reichenbach f. (1874.) |
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| Dendrobium tobaense J.J. Wood & J.B. Comber (1993.) | |
| Endemic to Sumatra. |
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Dendrobium hancockii Rolfe (1903.) |
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Dendrobium delacourii Guillaumin (1924.) |
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Endemic to Burma, Thailand and Southern China. The photo shows a young specimen; larger, older plants may have inflorescences carrying up to 20 flowers per spike. |
| Dendrobium finisterrae Schlechter (1912.) | |
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| Dendrobium williamsianum Day et Reichenbach f. (1869.) | |
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| Indigenous to Assam, Burma and Thailand Dedicated to W. J. Williamson, who sent this orchid in 1868 from Assam to his newphew, John Day. |
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