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betoguerrero 02-10-2010 09:59 PM

DRACULA VERY BIG ¿?
 
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Look what I found in a small town in the cloud forest in the north of Ecuador... The flower is very big about 25-30 cm.... and the flower grows (not so common for a dracula) erect like a masdevalia... enjoy this beauty that I finally got for $5....:biggrin:

betoguerrero 02-10-2010 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by betoguerrero (Post 290785)
Look what I found in a small town in the cloud forest in the north of Ecuador... The flower is very big about 25-30 cm.... and the flower grows (not so common for a dracula) erect like a masdevalia... enjoy this beauty that I finally got for $5....:biggrin:

I think is something between dalstromii and gigas... an natural hibrid???? another specie????

Tindomul 02-10-2010 10:31 PM

Very cool!!! You should ask Dr. Luer. :)

Sandy4453 02-10-2010 11:46 PM

Fantastic looking! And I see a monkey's face right in the center. :biggrin:

Enjoy!

trdyl 02-10-2010 11:56 PM

That is a wonderful looking flower you got.

betoguerrero 02-12-2010 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Tindomul (Post 290789)
Very cool!!! You should ask Dr. Luer. :)

Do you have the link of Dr Luer????

Tindomul 02-12-2010 05:44 PM

I probably do, but in a book. I have it in my office, and I am home. I will pm it to you when I can.

golforchid 02-20-2010 11:20 AM

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Beto - I had meant to respond earlier then became distracted and never finished the post. Wonder if your species might be Dracula polyphemus. There are various pictures of this species on the web. In Thesarus Dracularum it is noted: This handsome species is not uncommon, but it is apparently restricted to the tall, wet forests of western central Ecuador...It was first discovered by Dr. Benigno Malo... Vegetatively Dracula polyphemus is indistinguishable from all the other broad-leaved species of the genus. The large flowers, densely spotted with a dark reddish brown, are readily distinguished by the large, white, lightly concave, trapeziform lip.

Tindomul 02-20-2010 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by betoguerrero (Post 291128)
Do you have the link of Dr Luer????

You can probably write to him at the following address he makes available in his Monograph.
Carlyle A. Luer
3222 Old Oak Drive
Sarasota, FL 34239-5019


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