Much have been said about the purported differences between godefroyae and leucochilum beyond the unspotted outer lip of the latter. This makes, by the way, no sense at all when it comes to the album form.
Even our in so many other ways brillant and dearly beloved Leslie can in this respect be found barking up a rather peculiar tree:
Besides providence, in my experience the godefroyae albums are bigger plants and flowers than the leucochilum albums (which also has narrower pouch and taller inflorescences).
If my album, above, is indeed godefroyae, which its broader pouch, according to Leslie's description, indicates, it ought also to be the bigger plant of the two, which it very clearly isn't!
Thus, yet, another example of the infutilty of the endeavour to make a clear distinction between the two and establish them as separate species in their own right.
Makes so much more sense to subsume all these plants under godefroyae with leucochilum as a colourforn and all albums as godefroyae fma. album (doesn't it, Rudolf

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