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Bifrenaria magnicalcarata (Hoehne) Pabst
This is a relatively large plant with angled pseudo bulbs and showy flowers. The flowers have a distinctively long calcar, or spurlike structure, and Hoehne, taking this into account, described it as B. tyrianthina var. magnicalcarata. Pabst was convinced that the long calcar was a characteristic strong enough to allow splitting it into its own taxon and elevated it to species category. What is hard to understand is why Kew Checklist insists in placing it as a synonym to B. tyrianthina!
Here are the flowers: Bifrenaria magnicalcarata (Hoehne) Pabst on Flickr - Photo Sharing! The plant and flowers: Bifrenaria magnicalcarata (Hoehne) Pabst on Flickr - Photo Sharing! Detail of the hairy lip: Bifrenaria magnicalcarata (Hoehne) Pabst on Flickr - Photo Sharing! |
Lovely, Mauro. I'm thinking I should try one or two.
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great plant, Mauro! How large is it?
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She's really cute, Mauro.
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That's a very beautiful orchid! I love the hairy lip:drool: Do the blooms stay a bit 'cupped' or do they open further later?
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Mauro, no matter what you post pictures of, I enjoy looking. Your photos are always brilliant! Thank you for sharing.
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:iagree: with everything jkofferdahl said.
It's always a treat seeing what you've posted. |
HI MAURO
Your photos are spectacular, can you tell me what kind of camera and lenses you use ??? The lip is taken by a macro isn't it... That plant is beutifull... CONGRATS!!! |
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