New Phrag species - Phragmipedium cabrejosii

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  1. Nov 12, 2019 #1

    silence882

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    Hi All,

    A new phrag species was just described in Phytotaxa. It looks like a close relative of caricinum.
    https://www.biotaxa.org/Phytotaxa/article/view/phytotaxa.423.4.4

    The full description is behind a paywall, but I got a .pdf of the article since my work subscribes to a wide range of journals. If anyone would like a copy, please shoot me a PM and I can e-mail it to you.

    --Stephen
     
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    Cool!
     
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    Definitely different from anything I've seen.
     
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    Interesting.
     
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    Love that big, fat pouch. Phrags are always a
    wonder and a delight.
     
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    Beautiful! Thanks Steve!
     
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    Looks like a small grower. I need a sample to check out. :p
     
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    Very nice drawing. Is it yours?
    Do you know anything about this Phrag's habitat? Is it similar to caricinum's? Thanks!
     
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    Ty for sharing. It looks like a paphmipedium
     
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