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Old 01-10-2010, 01:33 PM
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Hello, i have some unidentified bulbophyllums that i hope to find the ID, if you do know please suggest to me. Thanks..

ulbophyllum sp.


Bulbophyllum sp.


Bulbophyllum sp.


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Wow, amazing photos. That second to last one is incredible. It looks like its trying to mimic a wasp. If you get no help here, try the yahoo group:clubBulbo : clubBulbo
Some knowledgeable folk there that can help you.
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Wow!

Can't help with ID's but I think Tindo is right about the second to last one. I've heard that some orchids do that so that insects try and mate with the flower and carry away the polinia in the process.
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Not certain if that is the case with this one, but that which you mention is termed pseudocopulation.
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