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It is really a wonderful clone, also when it is different from the typeclone without any red points. In the description Phillip Cribb showed a picture of his plant and wrote in Orchid Review 98: 109; 1990 Paphiopedilum lowii var Aureum P.J. Cribb describes for the first time an extraordinary...

The greenish white form of Paphiopedilum papuanum is described now as forma alboviride. https://d-nb.info/1303291444/34

And a warm welcome from the south of Germany, Chiemgau

No!!! Paphiopedilum sugiyamamum was named in honour for Mitsuro SUGIYAMA, who found this new species together with his friend Abas Hj. SAIDIN in Sabah on 15th of march 2001. In the same year it was described by William Cavestro in ‘Rhone-Alpes Orchidées, 27: 3; 2001.

The well-known Japanese Fumimasu Sugiyama breeder of many slipper hybrids has unfortunately passed May 23rd . His crosses will always remind us of this great man. Our sympathy goes out to his family. I think Fumi enjoyed his orchid life and lived out his life span. It is so sad we lost Norito...

You are right. It was named in honour for Alexej Popow. Many years we were waiting for an albine form of papuanum, but never found. Then after many years on plant came in flower, which was really very different in coloration and looks like a semialbum form. So we decided to describe it becaus...

Thanks for the friendly words Leslie.

Thanks for the informations and the pictures Math and Frank.

Congratulations for your culture. But the plant is a typical Phrag. pearcei. The name ecuadorense is only a synonym. You will not find any differences between ths o described ecuadorense and the typical pearce in the description. The name was used sometimes for good clones of pearcei but also...

Then let us see in Apopka!

It is really hard to find a publisher who will publish such a comprehensive work. It is even harder to find a good translator and a publisher who will produce and distribute such a book in the US. With my book on the genus Phragmipedium, which is now almost sold out in its second edition, I have...

Congrats Leslie, also when your plant is not a Pahiopedilum godefroyae f. leucochilum. In the original description you can read that the lip is white without any other coloration. So your plant is a wonderful godedfroyae.

Yes in German, but it includes so many pictures that it is also interesting. On the other side it is no problem too translate it with your mobile. Here some pictures from the first volume. I sold also books in America and Canada and I think that the Paphiopedilum-friends liked it.

Now the second volume of my Paphiopedilum-book is published Paphiopedilum - Südostasiatische Frauenschuhe mit mehr als 300 Seiten/more than 300 pages 1300 Bilder/pictures 100 Euro plus Porto/shipping, Bestellung bei/orders with [email protected] oder mein Verlag/or my editor...

You could find it also in the book of Phillip Cribb and also in my book about Phragmipedium and Selenipedium. It is a Selenipedium without a shoe, like the Phragmipedium lindenii is a Phrag. also without a shoe and not a Uropedium.

Dear Leslie, it doesn't look like the typical daoense. the typical one has more compact growths like the picture from the habitat shows. In the second volume of my book you find more pictures of this species. Best greetings Olaf

This is described as Paphiopedilum x aspersum, the natural hybrid between barbigerum var. coccineum and henryanum, It is very variabel and you could find it very often between coccineum. Paphiopedilum × aspersum Aver. 2002 in Komarovia 2: 17; 2002 Synonym: Paphiopedilum barbigerum var. aspersum...

It is really difficult here with the used names. There were mixed many names in the literature, the collections and also in trade. It is clear that Paph. amabile is only a synonym of Paph. bullenianum. But very often these plants were sold as amabile. As difference was seen the staminode. But...

I agree with you. I wrote only about the status of these plants.