Name: Stelis argentata Lindl.Etymology: The genus name Stelis comes from Greek and means "mistletoe"; argentata means "silvery".Origin/Distribution...

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

Name: Dracuvallia Clive HenrickParents: Masdevallia coccinea × Dracula platycraterRegistration: Registered with the Royal Horticultural Society on ...

Name: Dracula tsubotae f. xanthinaLocation/Cultural conditions: We cultivate this yellowish color form cool to intermediate at about 12–21 °C, with...

Name: Dracula terborchiiEtymology: The genus name Dracula means "little dragon"; the specific epithet terborchii is an honorific.Origin/Distributio...

Name: Dracula posadarum Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, often animal-faced a...

Name: Dracula platycrater (Rchb.f.) LuerEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual appearance of the flowers...

Name: Dracula papillosa Luer & R.EscobarEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, often animal-like ap...

Name: Dracula antonii LuerEtymology: The genus name Dracula means “little dragon” and refers to the unusual, often animal-faced appearance of the f...

Name: Dendrobium Martine MinetParents: Dendrobium violaceum × Dendrobium vexillariusRegistration: Registered on October 30, 2023, by L. Minet with ...

Name: Coelogyne ventricosaEtymology: The genus name Coelogyne is derived from Greek and refers to the recessed stigma; ventricosa means “swollen” o...

Name: Coelogyne triplicatula Rchb.f.Etymology: The genus name Coelogyne is derived from Greek and refers to the recessed stigma; triplicatula refer...

Name: Coelogyne fimbriata Lindl.Etymology: The genus name Coelogyne is derived from Greek and refers to the deeply recessed stigma; fimbriata means...

Name: Zootrophion dayanum ‘Xanthium’Etymology: The genus name Zootrophion refers to the animal-like appearance of the unusual flowers; dayanum hono...

Name: Zootrophion serpentinum LuerSynonyms: Epibator serpentinus (Luer) LuerEtymology: The genus name Zootrophion is derived from Greek in the sens...

Name: Zootrophion lappaceum (Luer) LuerSynonyms: Cryptophoranthus lappaceus LuerEtymology: Zootrophion is derived from the Greek for “zoological ga...

Name: Stanhopea saccata BatemanEtymology: The genus name Stanhopea honors Philip Henry Stanhope, 4th Earl Stanhope. The Latin specific epithet sacc...

Name: Stanhopea oculata (G.Lodd.) Lindl.Etymology: The genus name Stanhopea honors Philip Henry Stanhope; oculata means “having eyes” and refers to...

Name: Stanhopea nigripes RolfeEtymology: The genus name Stanhopea honors Philip Henry Stanhope; nigripes means “black-footed” or “with a dark foot....

Name: Stanhopea impressaEtymology: The genus name Stanhopea honors Philip Henry Stanhope, 4th Earl Stanhope. The Latin specific epithet impressa me...

Name: Systeloglossum ecuadorenseEtymology: The genus name Systeloglossum is derived from Greek word elements and refers to the characteristic struc...

Name: Rhynchostele bictoniensis (Bateman) Soto Arenas & SalazarSynonym: Odontoglossum bictoniense BatemanEtymology: The genus name Rhynchostele...

Name: Prosthechea sceptraEtymology: The genus name Prosthechea is derived from Greek and refers to a structure of the flower column. The specific e...

Name: Polystachya bella Kraenzl.Etymology: The genus name Polystachya means “many-spiked”; the Latin bella means “beautiful” and refers to the attr...