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11-15-2009, 02:57 PM
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Another great one! I wonder how the offspring of this plant would look if crossed with that red Mormodes with the hairy lip you recently posted?
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11-16-2009, 10:02 AM
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Stunning, Bruno!!!! Simply stunning! Love everything in this plant, particularly combination of colours! It is so beautiful this green-golden palette …. Love it!
When mine will reach flowering size …..???? 
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11-16-2009, 10:36 AM
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Stunning, Bruno!!!! Simply stunning! Love everything in this plant, particularly combination of colours! It is so beautiful this green-golden palette …. Love it!
When mine will reach flowering size …..???? 
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Thanks a lot Gena, yes it is really beautiful, but I have another one which is darker, close to orange that one is much more spectacular (Is the one of my avatar). I almost lost it but now is fully recovered (still have a small bulb) and it is next to send out a spike, hopfully with a few buds. Let´s wait to see it again. By the way be patient  .
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11-16-2009, 02:41 PM
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but I have another one which is darker, close to orange that one is much more spectacular (Is the one of my avatar)
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I never forget this one .... since I saw it here for the first time HOME
It is amazing! And such a lovely picture! To use rocks as background was brilliant! 
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11-17-2009, 03:36 PM
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Gena, from the same page you posted, the red-yellow one here....
Pagina nueva 1
do you know which species that Mormodes belongs to????...
EDIT. By the way, USINA (in spanish "ingenio","fábrica", "complejo industrial" or "factoría") is not a place in brazil, but the word for factory, specialy the big ones. ThemI don't have even a clue from which part of Brazil they came from... It looks like buccinator to me, but the colors aren't "right" I think.
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Nix, Jan …. unfortunately. I saw couple of pictures posted at Mombu the Orquideas Forum Mormodes da usina - Mombu the Orquideas Forum but I could not identify it. I agree with you about buccinator – it just doesn’t feel right to me. And it’s a pity that there is no picture of the whole plant, than, at least, it could be possible to understand to which section this plant belongs.
About coloration – it is very peculiar indeed! It is not so seldom a contrasting coloration is presented in the genus but shown one is quite odd.
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11-16-2009, 10:23 AM
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Another great one! I wonder how the offspring of this plant would look if crossed with that red Mormodes with the hairy lip you recently posted?
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Good question Steve, but as Jan said I have to cross my fingers and wait a female flower  , I am sure that the result would be superb  .
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11-18-2009, 07:44 AM
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Actually Jan, this new systematic was proposed by Dr. Gerardo A. Salazar Chávez at 15th WOC in Brazil in 1996
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As a matter of fact this guy is known as the GURU in mormodes. I have different mormodes plants and I can tell you that there are big differences in some of them just in the way of the ammount and arragement of the flowers on the spike, the flower display and fragance as well. All of them are known as buccinator but I am sure they cannot be. I guess that there is a lot to go through to this genera and is a pitty that only a few people did some work on this plants.
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11-18-2009, 08:38 AM
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Jan and Gena, the problem is that you have to be registered in this forum to be able to open and its content. You need to apply for membership, and the moderator decides whether you are should accepted or not. On my side, I can say that I have applied 3 times (several months apart) and have always being rejected.... so... I gave up...
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11-18-2009, 10:42 AM
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Sorry for the delay and the new name... I had to change my name
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Jesus, Jan! You are like a MATRIX!  
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I made my own quantum jump from Jan Pahl energy level to Jan Reloaded orbit... I fell like a wave and a particle at the same time jajajajajaja
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Electron Jan Pahl was excited by photon (the question is - who is the photon?  ) and he was able to move into excited state, namely "jan reloaded" .... hm .... Jan, it's brilliant!
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I am going to write Gerardo for more info...really I see this with child eyes and curiosity.
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Jan, please, if you'll get any answer can you, kindly, continue discussion? I found this subject very exciting. Thank you in advance!
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the problem is that you have to be registered in this forum to be able to open and its content. You need to apply for membership, and the moderator decides whether you are should accepted or not. On my side, I can say that I have applied 3 times (several months apart) and have always being rejected.... so... I gave up...
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Yeh, I saw that registration is necessary there. I’ll try to do it later, we’ll see. But it sounds so strange for me that they didn’t accept your application, Ramón. Did they explain why?
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