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Ayreon
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Thanks!
I had a celebesense as well, but this plant is more compact and the leaves look different. I prefer this one.
I had a celebesense as well, but this plant is more compact and the leaves look different. I prefer this one.
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SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Lance Birk has a picture of this species on page 103 of his first ed. Ayreon's and Lance's don't look alike, the staminodes are way different. Ayreon could you be mis-reading the tag? Could it be P cerveranum
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Ayreon
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No.. I can read 
But it could have been mislabeled of course.
Anyone have a pictures of cerveranum or ceramense... and I mean the whole plant?
But it could have been mislabeled of course.
Anyone have a pictures of cerveranum or ceramense... and I mean the whole plant?
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Your plant looks like my plant. Only mine is too light green do to too much light.
e-spice
Well-Known Member
Interesting and beautiful.
e-spice
e-spice
PaphMadMan
phytomanic
No.. I can read
But it could have been mislabeled of course.
Anyone have a pictures of cerveranum or ceramense... and I mean the whole plant?
Pictures and commentary on Paph. cerveranum in this thread:
http://www.slippertalk.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10910
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
Ayreon,
I'll try to take a picture of the "picture" in Birk's book so you can see the difference.
I'll try to take a picture of the "picture" in Birk's book so you can see the difference.
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
OK, I managed to photograph P ceramenis. Ref from The Paphiopedilum Grower's Manual; L. A. Birk; first edition,1983. There is a notice from Lance that form of his book is to be used without his permission.
I will add the pics after I hear from him.
I will add the pics after I hear from him.
Lance Birk
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Go ahead Rick H, make a copy from my book.
Sorry I don't have time to dig up the slide of P. ceramense, which by the way, is not a valid species. I listed it as a specimen Herr Bundt gave me, he said came from Ceram, in 1978 when I found P. celebesense. I thought we'd see more if it............
and then came CITES
Sorry I don't have time to dig up the slide of P. ceramense, which by the way, is not a valid species. I listed it as a specimen Herr Bundt gave me, he said came from Ceram, in 1978 when I found P. celebesense. I thought we'd see more if it............
and then came CITES
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CodPaph
Guest
very nice
SlipperKing
Madd Virologist
I hope this helps. P ceramenis. Ref from The Paphiopedilum Grower's Manual; L. A. Birk; first edition,1983.
ands a bit closer
ands a bit closer
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Chris
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The leaves look like they're spotted. That is really cool.
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biothanasis
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Quite tall stem!!! Great colour!!!!
