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Epidendrum ibaguense (pronounced ee-bah-GAIN-say) is a
species of
epiphytic orchid of the
genus Epidendrum which occurs in Trinidad,
French Guiana, Venezuela...
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schomburgkii var.
confluens Lindl. (1853) is a
synonym for
Epidendrum ibaguense ****h (1816).
Epidendrum incisum Rchb.f. & Warsz. (1854) nom. illeg. is...
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known in the Orchidaceae, 6.0 mm long. By comparison, the
seeds of E.
ibaguense (another
crucifix orchid) are only 2.9 mm long. Like the
other members...
- are small, but some such as E.
ibaguense are showy, and many are
widely cultivated, such as E. cinnabarinum, E.
ibaguense, E. nocturnum, E. radicans, E...
- nectar. The
mechanism occurs in
several orchids,
including Epidendrum ibaguense which mimics flowers of
Lantana camara and
Asclepias cur****avica, and...
- calanthe, E. cinnabarinum, E. denticulatum, E. e****, E. fulgens, E.
ibaguense, E. imatophyllum, E. incisum, E. schomburgkii, E. secundum, and E. xanthinum...
- pollinators. Like
Bakerian mimics, no
nectar is provided.
Epidendrum ibaguense, a
species of
epiphytic orchid of the
genus Epidendrum that
occurs in...
- denticulatum is
distinguishable from the very
similar but resupinate-flowered E.
ibaguense and E. radicans by its non-resupinate flowers. E. denticulatum was described...
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orange flowering orchid,
Epidendrum ibaguense or the
scarlet orchid, also
known as dragon's tongue.
Epidendrum ibaguense, or the fiery-coloured orchid, is...
- the stem. E. fulgens is
easily distinguished from E. radicans and E.
ibaguense by its non-resupinate flowers.
Perhaps the most
noticeable difference...
