55:
582:, in others narrower or similar in size and shape, from flat to concave. The labellum is fused to the inferior half of the column, seeming to emerge from there and thereafter becoming much wider; the blade varies from slightly to clearly three lobed, flat or reflected, fleshier on the center where they have calli or salient veins. The column is elongated, with or without small inferior auricles and presents a large apical
33:
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the warmer grower all under intermediate or warm temperatures, when possible it is better to try to reproduce the temperature on their habitats. Also for watering it is important to verify the necessities of each species as they come from different environments. Despite they show a resting period
900:
from that area fits this description; apparently no taxonomist has checked the original description lately, therefore, more research is needed to positively identify this species. It is possible it was not really from Brazil and is a synonym of
1081:
562:
is erect or arching, shorter than the leaves and bares one to nine flowers sometimes showy, which open in quick sequence holding at least three of four opened at the same time. The inflorescence shoots among the foliar sheaths on the
865:
in Rio de
Janeiro. It shows more elongated pseudobulbs of rounder section, and its inflorescence is longer than the leaves with one small flower at the apex. Some taxonomists suppose it might be a natural hybrid, maybe of
458:
do, form large colonies, however, being not particularly common species, they are just occasionally found, mostly on areas of transition between shady forest and open areas both in rain forests and cloud montane forests.
1464:
Molecular systematics of the
Oncidiinae based on evidence from four DNA sequence regions: expanded circumscriptions of Cyrtochilum, Erycina, Otoglossum, and Trichocentrum and a new genus (Orchidaceae)
1036:
has narrow longitudinal stripes on the lateral sepals, the column with a narrow linear groove below the stigma and the apical half of the labellum is not porrect. When
Christenson described
751:, because of its slight differences from the other successive flowering species, however, this genus was never largely accepted by taxonomists. Provided it was, today it would include also
722:, from these, seven are generally accepted as good species, two species remain unclear, six are considered synonyms of the accepted ones, and only one has been moved to another genus:
616:
species are used to produce artificial hybrids, the characteristic that seems to predominate is the low number of resulting flowers by inflorescence, prevailing even over the so
1085:
661:
and good ventilation all the time. Moderate weekly fertilizing with a balanced formula is beneficial during active growth. They may be potted in a compost of half-chopped
558:, and one or two apical leaves. These are articulated, basally conduplicate, ligulate sometimes with acute apex, thin and narrow, very malleable, light green colored. The
1226:
R. Govaerts, M.A. Campacci (Brazil, 2005), D. Holland
Baptista (Brazil, 2005), P.Cribb (K, 2003), Alex George (K, 2003), K.Kreuz (2004, Europe), J.Wood (K, 2003, Europe)
857:, have not been seen again since their original collections and are not positively identified. Both have been described to Brazil. The first, originally described as
605:
has not been observed and seems to be uncommon for few plants bearing fruits have been seen in nature, however, their floral morphology indicates the possibility of
1656:
1062:, with large elliptic and highly flat pseudobulbs, it shows the same colors of the later, but has narrower flowers with the labellum proportionally much smaller.
1032:
has broad transverse markings on the lateral sepals, the column with an elliptic depression below the stigma and the apical half of the labellum is porrect while
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are more than two times larger and much flatter, more elliptic, And A. variegata normally shows a flatter labellum with short purple stripes while A.
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Their flowers last for about ten days, however, as not all open at the same time it is common to have a plant blooming during a whole month.
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to which the slightly resemble, have just one flower, hardly ever two, per inflorescence. Both bloom from middle to the end of spring.
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species have few medium size flowers of exquisite colors which are occasionally cultivated or used to produce artificial hybrids.
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on thick stems of the trees a low height, others live on branches where they get more light and a few occasionally appear as
803:, proposed it to be classified just as a variety of the later, however his classification was not widely accepted. In 2004,
965:
is a larger plant with longer rhizome and pseudobulbs that have an elongated base making them much taller than the ones of
777:
and, in 1864, he proposed this transfer. The idea apparently was not welcome and in 1878 Reichenbach was again accepting
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1101:
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is found in open forests both in dry and flooded lands, then often on branches of the trees hanging over the waters.
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up to the middle then abruptly folded down in a square angle. They are characterized for often showing am elongated
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is primarily epiphyte on thick stems but often is found living over rock grooves covered by fallen leaves and humid
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and Rio de
Janeiro States of Brazil and it became clear it was not a hybrid but a true species, in 1989,
669:, or mounted on plaques of vegetable fiber, however, if mounted, they will need more frequent waterings.
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blooms between the start of summer and middle fall and presents nice fragrance in the morning.
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was described by
Reichenbach based on a plant he received from Panama, in 1864, but, in 1949,
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1413:
1228:: World Checklist of Orchidaceae. The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
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always need to be watered, more abundantly during active growth. They need at least 75% of
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exist in four different areas of
Central and South America. Some species are exclusively
1162:(2006). OrquĂdeas da AmazĂ´nia Brasileira: 168 & 173 Ed. ExpressĂŁo e Cultura, 1996.
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507:: this star shaped species is the most common in the Southeast of Brazil. It resembles
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was described in 1989, after being confounded with an intergeneric natural hybrid.
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399:, that is a species recently described whose full range is not yet determined.
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703:. Its original description is very brief and mentions the plant was native in
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1120:(2001). OrquĂdeas na AmazĂ´nia. Instituto Brasileiro de Cultura, Ed. On Line.
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species tent to be subject to spots on their thin leaves generally caused by
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Since its first species was described, sixteen names have been submitted to
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has hardly been a genus subject to disputes. Its only synonym is the genus
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to have a flat labellum. They can be easily separated from each other for
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is a plant with larger and more green flowers and general paler colors.
767:. Although having initially accepted the genus, Reichenbach decided all
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are similar but the latter is less robust and with larger flowers than
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is the only species that exists in
Ecuador. Although it is the largest
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and West Colombia. Three years later he described two species more:
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The species that exist on the Southeast of Brazil are the only two
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from more elliptical to more acute, in some species wider than the
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is the only species found in Ecuador. It is vegetatively close to
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State, in Amazon forest; it has solitary green flowers. No known
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1040:, he claimed this differences were in fact the ones between
884:, then it was the first to be described. The other species,
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is a genus of comparatively robust plants intermediate of
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but often up to 150 meters. Exclusively from Colombia is
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but much more common up to 400 meters; and the other is
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in Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden 36(2): 165.
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mountains, from Rio de Janeiro to Bahia. These two, as
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in the horticultural trade, is a genus of 7 species of
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Oncidium/Odontoglossum Alliance: 35–42, Timber Press.
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proliferation. They should never be exposed to full
554:, protected by some foliar sheaths shorter than the
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781:as a good genus because at the time he transferred
998:but the plant is much smaller. The pseudobulbs of
665:, vegetable fiber, and some medium-sized lumps of
1373:: 258, Brucke-Verlag Kurt Schmersow, Hildesheim.
1315:in Botanische Zeitungung 10(37): 637-638. Berlin.
1431:in Florae Fluminensis 9: t. 37. Rio de Janeiro.
1148:Serra dos Ă“rgĂŁos sua histĂłria e suas orquĂdeas
1189:: 37. Secretaria de Agricultura de SĂŁo Paulo.
1028:. Other less noticeable differences include:
8:
1486:in Icones Orchidacearum Brasilienses vol 1.
1460:Williams NH, Chase MW, Fulcher T, Whitten WM
1072:This article incorporates material from the
953:plant, its flowers are not larger than most.
822:In 1978, Guido Pasbt illustrated a plant in
644:but as it varies according to their origin,
1006:has more large stains close to its center.
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912:most closely related important genera are
695:. The name of the genus is a reference to
434:southeast and south, reaching Bolivia and
417:but is much more common up to 300 meters.
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1199:Baker, Charles O & Baker, Margaret L.
469:where they never are exposed to straight
973:are three times larger than the ones of
830:. Later this species was found again in
1264:in W.G.Walpers, Ann. Bot. Syst. 6: 851.
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811:from Colombia was long confused with
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648:being the one that grows cooler and
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735:Being well defined from the start,
732:, of which it is the type species.
640:. They are not highly sensitive to
574:vary according to the species. The
311:. The genus is closely related to
14:
880:at all. Provided it really is an
842:described with its current name,
807:, claiming that a new species of
1367:Pabst, Guido & Dungs, Fritz
381:, which exists from Colombia to
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1701:urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:28788-1
1080:", which is licensed under the
863:José Maria da Conceição Velloso
799:, considering it very close to
685:in 1833 when he described its
430:The last area occupied is the
349:Two species inhabit primarily
1:
1450:in Bonplandia 2: 90. Hanover.
908:Molecular analysis show that
438:, from 200 to 750 meters, by
1299:in Gard. Chron. 10(2): 684.
861:, in 1831, was observed by
726:was submitted to the genus
628:Despite being easy to grow
1776:
1433:Published on the Internet.
1371:Orchidaceae Brasilienses 2
1340:Published on the Internet.
1242:Scheidweiler, Michael J.F.
1230:Published on the Internet.
1480:Castro Neto, Vitorino P.
1278:Odontoglossum psittacinum
1187:Flora BrasĂlica, Vol 12-1
1118:Freitas Luz, Francisco J.
783:Odontoglossum psittacinum
450:exclusively at Brazilian
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824:Orchidaceae Brasilienses
303:occurring from southern
1309:Reichenbach, Henrich G.
1293:Reichenbach, Henrich G.
1274:Reichenbach, Henrich G.
1258:Reichenbach, Henrich G.
534:partially fused to the
1414:published on Internet.
1207:Orchid Species Culture
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743:, proposed in 1844 by
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1406:Cogniaux, Celestin A.
1357:in Richardiana 4: 85.
1014:Aspasia epidendroides
977:. Both species, like
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828:Milpasia Leslie-Garay
801:Aspasia epidendroides
692:Aspasia epidendroides
586:with two hard yellow
501:
488:
356:Aspasia epidendroides
219:Aspasia epidendroides
190:Aspasia epidendroides
1351:Christenson, Eric A.
1246:Trophianthus zonatus
1232:(Access March 2009).
1179:Hoehne, Frederico C.
980:Miltonia spectabilis
745:Michael Scheidweiler
511:but is much smaller.
409:, can be found from
1313:Aspasia principissa
1280:in Linnaea 41: 102.
888:, was described by
805:Eric A. Christenson
797:Paul Hamilton Allen
793:Aspasia principissa
612:pollinators. When
378:Aspasia principissa
371:to 1,100 meters of
359:, that ranges from
353:the most common is
240:Aspasia principissa
1429:Epidendrum lyratum
1425:Velloso, José M.C.
1396:in Hoehnea 15: 94.
1297:Aspasia psittacina
1160:Miranda, Francisco
1084:but not under the
1056:Aspasia psittacina
1048:and that the real
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946:Aspasia psittacina
873:Miltonia regnellii
859:Epidendrum lyratum
697:Aspasia of Miletus
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402:Aspasia psittacina
247:Aspasia psittacina
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1755:Oncidiinae genera
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1215:978-0-88192-775-7
992:Aspasia variegata
969:. The flowers of
886:Aspasia biberiana
475:Aspasia variegata
420:Aspasia variegata
295:, abbreviated as
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1026:A. epidendroides
1000:A. epidendroides
996:A. epidendroides
815:described it as
681:was proposed by
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212:Aspasia barclayi
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840:Fábio de Barros
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673:Taxonomic notes
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491:Aspasia silvana
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1538:Wikispecies
1336:principissa
1074:Citizendium
890:Reichenbach
642:temperature
618:floriferous
603:Pollination
565:pseudobulbs
552:pseudobulbs
481:Description
344:lithophytes
132:Subfamily:
126:Orchidaceae
116:Asparagales
93:Angiosperms
1744:Categories
1470:: 113-139.
1066:References
971:A. silvana
963:A. silvana
930:Cymbidieae
928:of tribus
926:Oncidiinae
765:M. odorata
753:A. silvana
724:A. pusilla
677:The genus
607:Euglossini
509:A. silvana
413:to 750 of
389:to 600 of
383:Costa Rica
156:Oncidiinae
152:Subtribe:
146:Cymbidieae
1076:article "
1046:A. omissa
1038:A. omissa
1018:A. omissa
975:A. lunata
967:A. lunata
868:A. lunata
817:A. omissa
646:A. lunata
596:viscidium
432:Brazilian
411:sea level
387:sea level
369:sea level
340:epiphytic
63:Kingdom:
1714:40020829
1709:Tropicos
1523:Wikidata
1482:(2002).
1462:(2001).
1446:(1854).
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1408:(1902).
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1369:(1978).
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1181:(1940).
1142:(2006).
915:Miltonia
761:Miltonia
701:Pericles
667:charcoal
663:Sphagnum
659:humidity
638:sunlight
622:Oncidium
588:pollinia
548:Miltonia
532:labellum
527:Miltonia
471:sunlight
456:Miltonia
436:Paraguay
415:altitude
391:altitude
373:altitude
365:Colombia
314:Miltonia
271:Synonyms
203:Species
122:Family:
106:Monocots
1662:1380597
1649:28788-1
1610:2786136
1544:Aspasia
1529:Q311012
1514:Aspasia
1410:Aspasia
1203:Aspasia
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910:Aspasia
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655:Aspasia
630:Aspasia
614:Aspasia
572:flowers
567:bases.
540:rhizome
521:Brassia
516:Aspasia
467:forests
425:Bolivia
407:Ecuador
385:, from
336:Aspasia
325:Aspasia
320:Brassia
301:orchids
292:Aspasia
167:Aspasia
162:Genus:
142:Tribe:
112:Order:
67:Plantae
25:Aspasia
1688:683190
1675:154658
1636:490088
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361:Mexico
309:Brazil
305:Mexico
196:Lindl.
175:(1833)
173:Lindl.
1657:IRMNG
1597:1BQQG
1584:30026
1571:8VV9C
1334:var.
870:with
832:Bahia
634:fungi
592:stipe
546:than
544:roots
367:from
100:Clade
87:Clade
74:Clade
1696:POWO
1670:NCBI
1644:IPNI
1623:1047
1618:GRIN
1605:GBIF
1592:EPPO
1553:BOLD
1488:ISBN
1375:ISBN
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1086:GFDL
1044:and
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894:Pará
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1722:WFO
1579:EoL
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