Bulbophyllum obyrnei Garay, Hamer & Siegerist, Lindleyana 10(3): 177 (1995), nom. nov., as 'o'byrnei': (1995).
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| Bulbophyllum obyrnei Garay, Hamer & Siegerist; Photos by Jeffrey Champion |
its native range is Papua New Guinea
Latinh Name:
Bulbophyllum obyrnei Garay
Synonym:
Osyricera ovata F.M.Bailey
English Name:
Description:
Rhizomes somewhat nodulose, slender, more or less covered by thin, almost transparent scales. Leaves nearly sessile, ovate,coriaceous, 1 by 0.6 cm. Peduncles erect, filiform, 1.2 cm long, enlarged at the base in a cluster of transparent bracts. Flowers 0.6 cm diam., sepals and petals acuminate. Lip strongly glandular-hairy.
Distribution:
New Guinea.
Ecological:
Epiphyte in lower montane forest.
Flowering times:
Blooms in the fall.
Flower size:
6 mm.
Cultivation:
Intermediate growing epiphyte.
Type:
Copland King s.n. (British New Guinea, Ambasi) (holo BRI)
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