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09-24-2007, 10:05 AM

Rosim_in_BR Rosim_in_BR is offline

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Great pics, Dave! Epi nocturnum seems to grow everywhere, isn't it? The problem with this orchid is its autogamic tendency. I know a population here that is entirely composed of autogamic individuals. The buds start developing and when they are ready to open they simply fade and the pods start forming. I followed those plants during 8 years and never saw a single open flower there.

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