Paph. rungsuriyanum (new species)

[eggshells]

A new miniature paphiopedilum species. Many many thanks to Olaf for publishing and helping with the description.

Here is the link to the publication.
http://orchideen-journal.de/permali...OUTH_CHAISURIYAKUL_DIONISIO_Paphiopedilum.pdf

 

[John M]

I can't get the link to open. I get a message that says; "The file is damaged and could not be repaired".

 

[eggshells]

Odd. I can access the link with no problem. I will email you the article tomorrow link if you still cant open it. Its 3mb.

 

[tenman]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing that. Can't wait til there are seedlings available!

 

[tenman]

I can't get the link to open. I get a message that says; "The file is damaged and cannot be opened".

I think it's a browser issue. Try right clicking; I get "save linked file as..." when I do that. Then you can just download it and read it on your comp.

 

[Trithor]

Link works for me, just takes a while to open.
Fantastic!

 

[John M]

Ah, okay guys. Thanks. I have an old browser and really need to do some upgrading.

 

[Camellkc]

A stunning new speices with great colors and the flower is very cute, I think.

 

[paworsport]

Parvisepalum tribe?

 

[emydura]

That is just wonderful and so different. What an amazing discovery.

Now I wish I took German more seriously at school. Hopefully an English version will come out.

 

[reivilos]

That is just wonderful and so different. What an amazing discovery.

Now I wish I took German more seriously at school. Hopefully an English version will come out.

Fortunately, there's a translation in the 'common language' at the bottom of the document.

 

[Roland Schettle]

english version is at end of the pdf.
Regards
Roland Schettler VDOF
:wink:

 

[Justin]

Congrats!!!

 

[Ozpaph]

who would have thought there could be anymore paph species!

 

[eggshells]

english version is at end of the pdf.
Regards
Roland Schettler VDOF
:wink:

Thank you Roland and Olaf for all the help.

Parvisepalum tribe?

That one still needs to be determined. At first, it looks like a parvi because of the leaves and petals but not quite when you look at the pouch.

Also this species is unique having four pollinias. (We thought that was a single plant anomaly but looking into the other clones, there are four) I can't recall any Paphiopedilum that displays this characteristics.

 

[ZWUM]

Wow! That's spectacular.


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[John M]

Also this species is unique having four pollinias.

Wow! That certainly is a departure from other species. This is so-ooo cool! There's a lot about this species that is unique and new. I love it!:clap:

 

[NYEric]

Congrats. Now I can say so officially!

 

[NYEric]

english version is at end of the pdf.
Regards
Roland Schettler VDOF
:wink:

Welcome to the forum.

 

[eggshells]

Congrats. Now I can say so officially!

Thanks.

Anyway, the flower is even bigger the plant itself. The flower morphology of this species is very interesting to say the least.