Name: Lepanthes guatemalensis Schltr. Synonyms: Lepanthes tuerckheimii Schltr. Etymology: guatemalensis = originating from Guatemala — refers to th...

Name: Aerangis pallidifloraSynonyms: Angraecum ramulicola (historical name).Etymology: The specific epithet pallidiflora means "pale-flowered" and ...

Name: Trisetella triglochin (Rchb.f.) LuerEtymology: The specific epithet triglochin refers to the three conspicuous, tapering or tail-like sepals ...

Name: Lepanthes Ecuagenera Passion (Lths. tentaculata × Lths. saltatrix) Etymology: Lepanthes (from the Greek lepos = scale/bark and antho...

Name: Lepanthes calodictyon 'Cup Leafs' Etymology: calodictyon = beautiful net — derived from the Greek words kalos (beautiful) and diktyon (net), ...

Name: Lepanthes ligiae Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from the Greek lepis ("scale") and anthos ("flower"). The...

Name: Lepanthes auriculata Luer Etymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from the Greek lepis ("scale") and anthos ("flower") and refers to t...

Name: Lepanthes terpsichore Luer & HirtzEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from the Greek lepis ("scale") and anthos ("flower"). Th...

Name: Lepanthes condorensis Luer & HirtzEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from Greek words meaning “scale” and “flower.” The speci...

Name: Trisetella pantex (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Masdevallia pantex LuerEtymology: The genus name Trisetella refers to the three conspicuously elongate...

Name: Lepanthes tentaculata × Lepanthes gargoyla Etymology: Lepanthes (from the Greek lepos = scale/bark and anthos = flower, referring to t...

Name: Lepanthes calodictyon f. xanthina LuerEtymology: calodictyon = beautiful net — composed of the Greek words kalos (beautiful) and diktyon (net...

Name: Lepanthes calodictyon Hook. Synonyms: Stelis calodyction Spruce Etymology: calodictyon = beautiful net — composed of the Greek words kalos (b...

Name: Lepanthes volador Luer & Hirtz Etymology: volador = flying / the flyer — refers to the dynamic, almost floating appearance of the delicat...

Name: Lepanthes tentaculata Luer & Hirtz Etymology: tentaculata = tentacle-like / provided with tentacles — refers to the extremely elongated, ...

Name: Epidendrum porpax Rchb.f. Synonyms: Neolehmannia porpax (Rchb.f.) Garay & Dunst.; Epidendrum porphyrophyllum Schltr. Etymology: porpax = ...

Name: Lepanthes echoEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is formed from Greek word components. The specific epithet echo refers to Echo, the mountai...

Name: Lepanthes scansor Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from the Greek lepis ("scale") and anthos ("flower"). Th...

Name: Lepanthes confusa Ames & C.Schweinf. Etymology: confusa = confused, confusing, or unclear (Latin); the name refers to the original taxono...

Name: Lepanthes Ines × sib / self (Lepanthes manabina × Lepanthes calodictyon) Etymology: Ines = registered grex name, registered in 2017 by Jean-M...

Name: Lepanthes saltatrix × Lepanthes voladorEtymology: saltatrix = dancer (Latin, referring to the flower’s graceful, dancer-like form); volador =...

Name: Lepanthes equus-frisiae Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: equus-frisiae = Spanish “caballo de frisa” (Frisian horse / cheval de frise), a milita...

Name: Lepanthes ophioglossa Luer Synonym: Lepanthes drymocharis Luer & Hirtz Etymology: ophioglossa = snake-tongued (snake tongue) — refers to ...

Name: Lepanthes tentaculata Luer & Hirtz Etymology: tentaculata = tentacle-like / bearing tentacles — refers to the extremely elongated, thread...