That is not what I am asking, (and yes I do have both, and no they are not the same, although longipetalum is more exclusively distinct). I am not disputing that this is longipetalum, but at the same time there are distinct sanguine stripes or striata on both the dorsal and petals, which would make it a striatum (striated) as well. All too often I see striatum being used to describe dots being arranged in a vague line. This arrangement of dots is frequently found in Concolor and does not just qualify it as a striatum. Striatum is not just the arrangement of dots, but an actual line. But to get away from that, what I am asking is, are the two mutually exclusive, ie can it only be one or the other, or can a flower/plant be both?
Your assumption, of course, is that the two haven't been crossed as this has traits from both longipetalum and striatum.
I would be interesting to hear what the variance of wide collected plants is like and whether they (longipetalum and striatum) share geographical overlap.