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Old 10-13-2022, 09:57 AM
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Here is one medium sized and several other very small orchids I would like to identify.
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that last one is pretty interesting. Any idea what it is?
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I can only comment on first one but with no certainty. Flowers look similar to my Eria globifera. What lovely little things you're showing.
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Someone who knows a lot more than I do will be needed to get down to the species level. But I would suspect that the first one is a Maxillaria, the second a Pleurothallid of some sort, I'm not going to even guess the genus, and the last two a Lepanthes., Those are pretty big targets - all are very large genera. The flower of the first (largest) one, do look a lot like Eria or Dendrobium, but those are Asian genera. Maxillaria is a New World genus which is why I strongly suspect that's what it its.
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Thank you all very much. I finally nailed down the first one . It is Xylobium corrugatum. I'm dying to know what the tiny one that looks like it's wearing a sequined pantsuit is.

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Solved. Lepanthes calimae, endemic.
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