Name: Lepanthes dictydion Luer & Hirtz Etymology: dictydion = small net / net-like — refers to the Greek word for “small net” (diktyon) and des...

Name: Lepanthes echo Luer & R.Escobar Etymology: echo = presumably named after the nymph Echo from Greek mythology or in reference to a recurri...

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

Name: Lepanthes volador Luer & HirtzParents: Lepanthes volador f. orange × Lepanthes volador f. orangeNote on the cross: This is an intraspecif...

Name: Lepanthes volador × Lepanthes mariposa Etymology: volador = flying / the flyer (Spanish, presumably referring to the dynamic, animal-like, fl...

Name: Lepanthes teretipetala Hespenh. & DodEtymology: The genus name Lepanthes is derived from the Greek lepis ("scale") and anthos ("flower")....

Name: Lepanthes calodictyon × Lepanthes volador (registered as Lepanthes Nectar) Etymology: Nettare is the Italian word for nectar, alludin...

Name: Lepanthes volador (f. orange × f. xanthina)Etymology: volador = flying / the flyer (Spanish; refers to the dynamic, almost hovering flower st...

Name: Lepanthes tentaculata × Lepanthes mariposa Etymology: tentaculata = with feelers/tentacles — refers to the thread-like appendages of the flow...

Name: Lepanthes delhierroi, Luer & Hirtz 1993Etymology: delhierroi = Del Hierro, Ecuadorian discoverer of the species in the 20th centuryOrigin...