&get_edits_file 20p v5.145 20180528 -- can't write to directory /DL/users/p/Perlman,_Dan/EL_DP.org for agent_id=EL_DP. Did nothing.

© Copyright Bobby Hattaway 2011 · 20 Dendrophylax lindenii

IDnature guides Checklist Australia Flora Checklist United Kingdom Groups Plantae Guianas flora Hawaii flora Monocotyledoneae Neotropical flora Orchidaceae species Panama Monocotyledoneae Plant genera Plants Chicago Taiwan Monocotyledoneae Weeds Wildflowers Woody genera of New Caledonia

80x5 - 240x3 - 240x4 - 320x1 - 320x2 - 320x3 - 640x1 - 640x2 Set display option above. Click on images to enlarge.
© John Pickering, 2004-2023 · 20 Sophronites purpurata	© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Scuticaria tigrina
© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion imitator	© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion imitator
© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion	© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion fulvum
© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion imitator	© Copyright Ross Robertson, 2006 · 12 Ophidion sp_sftep_a
© Copyright Bobby Hattaway 2011 · 10 Spiranthes	© Copyright Bobby Hattaway 2011 · 10 Spiranthes
© Copyright Bobby Hattaway 2011 · 10 Spiranthes	© Copyright Bobby Hattaway 2011 · 10 Spiranthes
© John Pickering, 2004-2023 · 10 Galearis spectabilis, Showy Orchis	© John Pickering, 2004-2023 · 10 Epiblema otiosana, Bidens Borer Moth

see all kinds   •  4141 thumbnails  •  slide show

Associates · map Family Scientific name @ source (records) Amphisphaeriaceae   Discosia @ BPI (1) Pestalotia conspicua @ 405538B (1); 405538A (1) Pestalotia @ 405157C (1); 405158A (1); BPI (1); 405158B (1); 405157B (1); 405157A (1) Asterinaceae   Echidnodes dendrochili @ BPI (1) Lembosia @ BPI (1) Botryosphaeriaceae   Botryosphaeria @ BPI (1) Diplodia natalensis @ BPI (1) Diplodia paraphysaria @ BPI (7) Dothiorella @ BPI (1) Guignardia traversi @ BPI (1) Guignardia @ BPI (4) Macrophoma cattleyicola @ BPI (1) Microdiplodia @ BPI (1) Phyllosticta cymbidii @ BPI (2) Phyllosticta laeliae @ BPI (4) Phyllosticta masdewalliae @ BPI (1) Phyllosticta @ BPI (1) Phyllostictina pyriformis @ 359652A (1); BPI (3); 359652B (1) Sphaeropsis ocellina @ BPI (1) Sphaeropsis orchidearum @ 366885A (1); 366885B (1) Clavicipitaceae   Aschersonia cubensis @ BPI (1) Aschersonia turbinata @ BPI (1) Aschersonia @ BPI (2) Hypocrella brasiliana @ BPI (1) Coleosporiaceae   Coleosporium merrillii @ BPI (4) Corynesporascaceae   Corynespora @ BPI (1) Davidiellaceae   Cladosporium orchidearum @ BPI (1) Dermateaceae   Cylindrosporium @ BPI (1) Gloeosporium cinctum @ BPI (2) Gloeosporium @ 393665A (1); BPI (2); 393663B (1); 393663A (1); 393665B (1) Mollisia @ BPI (1) Diaporthaceae   Diaporthe eres @ BPI (1) Diaporthe pardalota @ BPI (1) Phomopsis orchidophila @ BPI (1) Didymosphaeriaceae   Didymosphaeria @ BPI (1) Dothioraceae   Kabatiella @ BPI (1) Glomerellaceae   Colletotrichum cinctum @ BPI (1) Colletotrichum crassipes @ BPI (1) Colletotrichum gloeosporioides @ BPI (6) Colletotrichum orchidearum @ 399362C (1); 399362B (1); BPI (5); 399362A (1) Colletotrichum @ 396973A (1); BPI (3); 396973B (1) Glomerella cincta @ BPI (1) Glomerella cingulata @ BPI (2) Hymenochaetaceae   Hymenochaete @ BPI (1) Hyponectriaceae   Physalospora camptospora @ BPI (1) Physalospora rhodina @ BPI (1) Physalospora wildemaniana @ BPI (4) Physalospora @ 598839B (1); BPI (4); 598839A (1) Micropeltidaceae   Chaetothyrina musarum @ BPI (1) Chaetothyrina @ BPI (1) Microthyriaceae   Ellisiodothis @ BPI (1) Maublancia raripoda @ BPI (1) Scolecopeltidium bakeri @ BPI (3) Mycosphaerellaceae   Cercospora angraeci @ BPI (7) Cercospora epipactidis @ BPI (1) Cercospora @ 432132B (1); BPI (1); 432132A (1) Heterosporium @ BPI (1) Mycosphaerella cattleyae @ BPI (5) Mycosphaerella @ BPI (4) Pseudocercosporella @ BPI (1) Septoria selenophomoides @ 385758A (1); BPI (22); 385758B (1); 385758C (1) Septoria @ BPI (3) Sphaerulina @ BPI (2) Nectriaceae   Fusarium @ BPI (1) Nectria consors @ BPI (1) Nectria ochroleuca @ BPI (1) Volutella albo-pila @ BPI (1) Volutella ciliata @ BPI (1) Volutella scopula @ 451118A (1); 451118B (1) Volutella @ 450967A (1); 450967B (1) Phaeosphaeriaceae   Leptosphaeria niessleana @ BPI (1) Leptosphaeria @ BPI (1) Ophiobolus @ BPI (1) Stagonospora @ BPI (1) Phyllachoraceae   Ophiodothella orchidearum @ BPI (2) Phaeochorella @ BPI (1) Phyllachora @ BPI (1) Sphaerodothis neowashingtoniae @ BPI (1) Sphaerodothis @ BPI (1) Polyporaceae   Fomes applanatus @ BPI (1) Polyporus maximus @ BPI (1) Pucciniaceae   Puccinia nasuensis @ BPI (2) Puccinia sinicensis @ BPI (1) Rhytismataceae   Hypodermella @ BPI (2) Leptostroma orchidearum @ BPI (1) Schizophyllaceae   Schizophyllum commune @ BPI (1) Sclerotiniaceae   Botrytis cinerea @ BPI (1) Botrytis @ BPI (1) Stereaceae   Stereum fasciatum @ BPI (1) Trichocomaceae   Aspergillus niger @ 415096B (1) Typhulaceae   Sclerotium orchidearum @ BPI (1) Valsaceae   Cytospora @ BPI (1) Valsella pedicellata @ BPI (1) Venturiaceae   Coleroa @ BPI (1) Vizellaceae   Vizella gomphispora @ BPI (1) Xylariaceae   Anthostomella keissleri @ BPI (2) _   Actinothyrium @ BPI (2) Ascochyta @ BPI (1) Camarosporium orchidicola @ BPI (2) Cephalothecium @ 415096A (1) Chaetomella atra @ BPI (1) Codinaea @ BPI (1) Colletogloeum @ BPI (1) Coniosporium @ BPI (1) Dendrophoma orchidophila @ BPI (1) Gn_ms_naranjakotta sp_ms_watheroo @ AMNH_PBI (1) Monochaetia @ BPI (1) Pellicularia @ BPI (1) Periconia pycnospora @ BPI (1) Peyronellaea @ BPI (1) Septonema intercalare @ BPI (2) Setodochium caseariae @ BPI (1) Sphenospora kevorkianii @ BPI (27) Sphenospora mera @ BPI (10) Sphenospora saphena @ BPI (3) Sphenospora @ BPI (13) Stachybotrys @ BPI (1) Trichothecium roseum @ BPI (1) Uredo behnickiana @ BPI (3) Uredo epidendri @ BPI (8) Uredo guacae @ BPI (10) Uredo gynandrearum @ BPI (3) Uredo neopustulata @ BPI (2) Uredo nigropuncta @ BPI (5) Uredo oncidii @ BPI (3) Uredo @ BPI (10) Valsaria @ BPI (1) Verrucispora @ BPI (1) Verticilliodochium tubercularioides @ BPI (1)

Following modified from University of Hawaii

   Top | See original

Orchidaceae The Orchidaceae are terrestrial, epiphytic, or saprophytic herbs comprising one of the two largest families of flowering plants with about 1,000 genera and 15-20,000 species. The leaves are alternate or seldom opposite or whorled and have a sheathing base and an entire, often fleshy, parallel-veined blade. The flowers are typically zygomorphic and bisexual but sometimes are virtually actinomorphic and rarely are unisexual. The perianth consists of 6 tepals in two similar or dissimilar whorls. The outer whorl of 3 distinct or variously connate tepals is sometimes sepaloid. Two members of the inner whorl of 3 tepals are alike and may be quite similar to the outer tepals. The third tepal of the inner whorl forms a labellum that typically is highly modified in shape and or coloration. The androecium and gynoecium are nearly always adnate into a column or gynostegium. Orchids in subfamily Cypripedioideae have two stamens, one on each side of the column. Orchids in the largest subfamily Orchidoideae have a single terminal stamen and the anthers generally produce one or more waxy masses of pollen called pollinia. The gynoecium consists of a single compound pistil of 3 carpels that together with the androecium comprises the column in most species. The stigma is just proximal to the single terminal stamen in most species. The stigma is two- or three-lobed and the ovary is inferior and almost always has 1 locule with very numerous, up to several million, very tiny parietal ovules. The fruit is mostly capsular. Follow the links below to two of the major subfamilies of orchids. Cypripedioideae Orchidoideae Plant Family Access Page Home Page

Following modified from Orchid Species Photo Encyclopedia

   Top | See original

Alphabetical Species Search! This search will take you to the head of each alphabetical listing chosen. Use your back button to return. A -Anat Anc - Az B - Br Bulb - By C - Cattleya Cattleyo - Cn Co - Cz D - Dendrob Dendroc - Dy E - Epic Epid - Ez FG HI JK L M-Masd Mast-Max Me - Ny O - Op Or - Oz P - Pe Ph - Pi Pl - Pz QR-Sel Ser - Sz T-Z Welcome to the Internet Orchid Species Photo Encyclopedia 25,513 species in 865 genera SITE LAST UPDATED 3/19/24 This Site Dedicated to Orchid Lovers Everywhere! To Search only within this site click the box below that says www.orchidspecies.com. Use any combination of words ie, Colombia red summer and then click on images at the top left hand side of the google page and Viola!, all the red flowers that bloom in the summer in Colombia appear. It works in millions of ways!   Web www.orchidspecies.com IOSPE took a spring vacation caused by a slick server who bought out my previous server of 15 some years. My site has been moved but the site is still www.orchidspecies.com. We were down for 5 days and thanks everyone for writing and letting me know that you use the site so much! Within an hour of the outage I had users emailing me. Again a big thanks goes out to the IOSPE Community. Pleurothallis and Stelis now show what can be possibler in time A photo [if available], a type drawing [if available], All synonyms hypertexted so you can go direstly to the name used in this reference where the major data is. All references available on the net [most of the type publications!] are hypertexted and all refernces to simlar or related species are hypertexted so you can look at other similar species which helps in positive identifications. SOMETIMES ITS NOT ALWAYS ABOUT ORCHIDS. I Went to Isla Mujeres Mexico in July and dove with a pod of Whale Sharks . Scroll down there are lots of photos. BTW He spit me back out! Orchid Site Compiler - Jay Pfahl Copy and Photo Editor- Susan Taylor Synonym and broken link Co-Editor - Christian Kirsch Taxonomic Fact Checker and broken link Co-Editor - Egon Krogsgaard Html Editor- Dave Alford IOSPE Nomenclature Notes on New Combinations and New Species For some of you your 1 year subscription has run out. Please check the subscribers list to see where you stand. I hope to hear from you soon! Thanks to all for making this so much easier! The subscription system of $10 per year has been a great idea and has helped quite a bit as I have been able to obtain a lot of new books and reference materials. New references though, are now becoming available and I need to have more funds to purchase them. I only use any income from this site to purchase books or pay internet costs. Not a penny goes into my pocket. If you want to keep this site with the most up to date references then please send in your subscription!!! Today is the day! We need your help! All you in other countries than the US please help as well. You are about two-thirds of the users but send in only 5% of the total subscriptions. Please send a check or international money order to Jay Pfahl 301 Duval St Key West Fl 33040 ----OR---- The Button below is for the minimum donation amount $10.00. Please remember that this is a 2 year subscription, you will be billed next year the same amount. Do you get a lot of benifits from using this site? Use this button below to donate $20.00 instead of the minimum $10.00.Please remember that this is a 2 year subscription, you will be billed next year the same amount. If you are an everyday user of the site you can donate more! This button is for a 50.00 donation. Please remember that this is a 2 year subscription, you will be billed next year the same amount. IOSPE Subscribers List - 888! of you have subscribed - come on now - don't delay send in the subscription now - it is only $10 If you want to become a subscriber to IOSPE please send to Paypal c/o jfal@sprynet.com It has come to my attention that some of you have been using photos or descriptions lifted from this site to aid in selling plants. Please be advised that we do not allow this and will prosecute offenders. Any reuse of these photos for commercial gain is patently illegal. All the photos of mine and my contributors are copyrighted and we will pursue offenders vigorously! Commercial use is the fastest way for this page and international effort to unravel. Please be thoughtful and do not copy!!!!!!!! FOREWORD DISCLAIMER This site is compiled from photos collected from growers or photo collectors around the world and I rely on them to try to be sure of their identification. As we all know, however, many plants are mislabeled and growers and collectors can't know all species in every genera, so please be advised that to the best of our knowledge the following ID's are correct. I have hundreds of references, thanks to you all, but often many species are not well represented. I try to the best of my capabilities to be correct but as the adage goes, "To err is human". Many species herewith have been scrutinized by taxonomic experts and will be correct, but this may not be true of all the species described. If you have any questions as to the veracity of any species described in this encyclopedia please e-mail me, Jay Pfahl, at jfal@sprynet.com and we will work at correcting the mistake. As to the text it is compiled by culling notes from hundreds of books and publications [See Bibliography and source books for a partial list ] but it too can be wrong in part due to my mistake or in the often conflicting reports on various orchids. If you have been holding out on sending your orchid species photos now is the time to act. The new goal is 25000 ... I topped 7000 on July 25 2007, 8000 passed on 4/1/08, 17,000 in January 2014, and 20,000 species was attained on May/4 2016, I am closing in on 25,000 and should arrive there by 2023 Taxonomic Organization of Species, varieties and formas All varieties, formas, subspecies and the like are listed under the parent species, ie. all information and photos for Stanhopea eburnea var. grandiflora (Lindley) Regel 1856 will be found under the link for Stanhopea grandiflora [Lodd] Lindley IF you do not find a species listed here that you know is a species, most likely I do not have a photo or drawing of it and therefore it is not included in this list. This is a photo encyclopedia not an orchid list of all plant names, although I am trying very hard to get there. American Orchid Society Review "Orchids" 9/99 Page 2 of review We have just gotten a rave review in Orchids Australia Feb. 2000, the Australian Orchid Society magazine! Symbol Chart: Fragrance = Light Meter Icons; Full Shade = Dappled shade or Partial Shade = Bright Light or Full light = Full Sun = Temperature Icons; Cold = 2500 Meters and Up, 50`F to 58`F night average - - Cool = 1800 to 2500 Meters, 58`F to 66`F night average Warm = 1000 meters to 1800 meters, 66`F to 75`F night average - - Hot = Sea Level to 1000 Meters, 75`F to 85`F Season Icons; Spring = Summer = Fall = Winter = SIZE: Miniature - under 6" tall leaf and pseudobulb Small - under 12" tall leaf and pseudobulb Medium - under 24" tall Large - under 48" tall Giant - Over 48" tall ! denotes Type Species of the genus * denotes the basionym or original name with the same species taxon ` denotes that the information is complete for the genus Below are orchid species listed alphabetically, you can go from species to species by scrolling to the top or bottom of any page to find another alphabet bar such as this one below. All names are listed alphabetically including synonyms, so if you see your plant name without a link, there will be a reference there to procede to the name that is on this list with a link to the picture as well as cultural information for your species. These lists have been compiled from many sources, most of which are listed in the bibliography, but the spelling and taxonomic listings are largely backed up by either Kew Monocot list The Kew Monocot list or W3 Tropicos The Missouri Botanical Gardens W3Tropicos Database unless there is a question mark after the species name or if there is no describers name presented. It has come to my attention that some of you have been using photos from this site to aid in selling plants. Please be advised that we do not allow this and will prosecute offenders. Any reuse of these photos for commercial gain is patently illegal. All the photos of mine and my contributors are copyrighted and we will pursue offenders vigorously! Alphabetical Species Search! This search will take you to the head of each alphabetical listing chosen. Use your back button to return. A -Anat Anc - Az B - Br Bulb - By C - Cattleya Cattleyo - Cn Co - Cz D - Dendrob Dendroc - Dy E - Epic Epid - Ez FG HI JK L M-Masd Mast-Max Me - Ny O - Op Or - Oz P - Pe Ph - Pi Pl - Pz QR-Sel Ser - Sz T-Z HOME Orchid Species Glossary To Search only within this site click the box below that says www.orchidspecies.com   Web www.orchidspecies.com

visited 36 states (16%) Colombia Here are four trips to Colombia 2004 2005 5/2006/ 12/2006. Let's Go! Brazil I have finally found the time to assemble the Brazil page. A great vacation. Tudo Bem!! Come on an Orchid Safari with Marcos Campacci, Dalton Holland Baptista and Americo Docha Neto There are lots of orchid photos. I spent 16 days in country and managed to visit Sao Paulo state beaches, littoral plain and littoral mountains as well as the Mantiquera Mountains and up to Diamantina in northern Minas Gerais all by car with the well known Brazilian orchid expert, Marcos Campacci. The name may ring a bell as he is the describer of many new Brazilian orchid species such as Cattleya tenuis. He is also the editor of Boletim CAOB and Brasil Orqueideas, 2 major orchid publications in Brazil. Kenya I have finally found the time to assemble the Kenya page. A great vacation. Jambo!!!Come along on a SAFARI with me!!! There are lots of animal, bird and orchid photos. We spent 16 days in country and managed to visit 5 National Parks, Samburu [Mid north], Lake Nakuru [Central], Lake Naivasha [Central], Masa Mara [southwest] and East Tsavo [southeast}. There is a hot air Balloon ride, 10 days of animal safari and 2 days of tribal visits, one, the Samburu to the north west and, two, the Masai to the southwest. A once in a lifetime experience for myself and my family. Please write and give me your comments! Peru Peruvian collecting trip 2000 Take a trip to Peru on-line and collect some orchids Costa Rica Check out the new Costa Rica Page, I did a 15 day orchid trip to the jungle, see the orchids there now Take Me To Costa Rica Jay's Key West Orchid Species Photo Home Page SITE LAST UPDATED 3/19/24 This Site Dedicated to Orchid Lovers Everywhere! I am now accepting species photos from you, the public, to include in this page. Let's build a major resource site for orchids, We now have 25,513 species in 865 genera and it is growing every day with your help. It's easy, just attach a scanned jpeg photo to an E-mail message to me Jay Pfahl . Special thanks to Jin Xiao Hua; José Castaño Hernández, David Banks of Australia, Christian Kirsch; Dr. Rudolph Jenny, Peter O'Byrne***, Eric Hagsater****, Lisa Thoerle***, Mario Blanco***, Mark Whitten***, Adam Karremans, Hakan Halander****; Daniel Jimenez***, André Schuiteman***, Dr. E.F. de Vogel, Jaap Vermeulen, Rick Barry, Dr. Guido Braeme, Rogier Van Vugt; Rene Dishong, Tom Ballinger, Mac & Helen Rivenback; Dr Rubin Salueda; Rafael Govaerts****, Padre Pedro Ortiz**, Dr Leslie Garay, Vena Read, Charles Lamb, Donald Tan of Malaysia, Joseph Dougherty, Dalton Holland Baptista, Rick Cirino; Prem Subrahmanyam, ROMAN MARUSKA Czech Republic, Michael Coronado, Dr Robert & Kerry Dressler, Alexander Hirtz, Alejandro Taborda, Greg Butler and Oak Hill Gardens, Bill Bergstrom and Bergstrom Orchids, Donna Nash, Oliver Lenhard, D. E Vermeullen, Americo Docha Neto, Richard Korber, Carl Withner, Mark Nir, Ekkehard Schwadtke; Dr Eric Christenson***, Dave Alford, Igor Zhuravlev, Tony Watkinson, David Hunt, Jean Marie Vanderwinden, Glen Ladnier, Jeffrey W. Tucker, Jorge Alejandro Paulete Scaglia, Scott McGregor, Wilella Stimmell, Eric Thiessen, Geert Volckaert, George and Kathy Norris***, David Alford, Eric Hunt, Peter O'Byrne, Allen Black, Helen Milner, Al Pickrel, Greg Riemer, Marcia Whitmore, Phillipe Musschoot, Wilford Neptune, Jean-Claude George, Tony Walsh, Greg and Kerri Steenbeeke and their Orkology Kreations Website, Jim Hamilton, Robert Fuchs and RF Orchids, Gene Monier and JEM Orchids, Jerry Bolce, Andy's Orchids, Stephen Jones, First Ray Orchids, Robert Weyman Bussey, JEM Orchids, Carlos Hajek and his Peruvian Orchid Page, Bill Morden, David Morris, Noble Bashor, Patricia Harding, Nina Rach, David Haelterman; Craig Cooper, Rocky Giovinazzo, David Friedman, Bill Pinnix, Troy C. Meyers, Linda's Orchid Page, Pierre-Alain Darlet*, Guy Cantor, Tropical Orchid Farm in Maui, H&R Nursuries, Lois Greer, Ichiro "Haru" Ohsaka and his Bulbophyllum Page, Mauro Rosim from Brazil, A World Of Orchids, Bruce Norris of Canada, Nick Doe, Neville De La Rue, Nelson Barbosa Machado Neto, Jeff Aguillon, Dale and Deni Borders, Eka Mulja Tjipta, Rick Barry, Manfred Schmucker, Uri Baruk, Mike and Candy Joehrendt, Dan and Marla Nikirk, Walter Orchard, Christer Carlson; Guillerrmo Angulo, M. Max, Paula Vagner, Tennis Maynard, Greg Allikas, Malcolm Thomas, David Morris, Jacques Deschenes, Lourens Grobler; Gary Yong Gee; Judd and David Janvrin* for their photo and text contributions. Happy Anniversary!!!!! This page is now 23 years old and 100's of times bigger than when it started, thanks to all for their help. We have been visited by people from more than 207 countries, so this is truely an international site. I was surprised to see someone from The Occupied Palestinian territories and Antarctica came up as a visitor this month. Congratulations!!!!! You are one of more than 5457298 visitors, 4016117 of them unique users, this page has seen. Come back often and happy growing!!!!!! Click on the Subject Below and the Section of the page will appear. Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia Orchid Hybrid Photos Gold Orchid Jewelry Other Orchid Sites Orchid Collecting Page Neptune Designs Website Bibliography and source books Orchid Species Climate Page What's New Orchid Species Glossary Cool growing Colombian Orchids - Photos of Orchids in situ near Bogota' Colombia - #1 Epidendrum sp. , #2 Epidendrum polystachyum" , #2 Epidendrum polystachyum young plant , #3 Epidendrum excisum in flower , Epidendrum excisum Same plant , #4 Epidendrum secundum. , Maxillaria sp. , Pleurothallis sp. and Odontoglossum lindenii , Odontoglossum ramulosum , Odontoglossum ramulosum flowercloseup Almost all of the preceding orchids were found near these two landscape shots, # 1 shows the cleared forests which has grown back with pine in the background and the original scrub forest with rock outcroppings in the foreground. The orchid not blooming is a Masdevallia, the bloom spike I do not think is from an orchid. Anyone? #2 Shows the stunted bushes that grow amid rock outcroppings on a hill on the sides of the savannah of Bogata'. If anyone has any idea as to the identity of any of the previous orchids please e-mail me at: Jay Pfahl Just Click on the Subject Below and the Section of the page will appear. Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia Orchid Hybrid Photos Gold Orchid Jewelry Other Orchid Sites Orchid Collecting Page Bibliography and source books Orchid Species Climate Page Orchid Species Glossary

Below are other orchid sites that I find useful.

Abundiflora Mexican Plants Homepage of Weyman Bussey

Flora Of Zimbabwe WebSite Bart Wursten Has done an excellent job with his Flora of Zimbabwe Site. Much more than orchids, check it out. Excellent!

Orchid Mall Like above a location to find many orchid web sites.

Orchids Australia The Australian Orchid Society Page

W3 Tropicos Everwonder where I got all the taxonomic info for these pages, this is it, run by the Missouri Botanical garden this not only list almost all orchid names it also has almost every name for all plants. Lots of text info, very few pictures

Just Click on the Subject Below and the Section of the page will appear.

Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia Orchid Hybrid Photos Gold Orchid Jewelry Other Orchid Sites Orchid Collecting Page Bibliography and source books Orchid Species Climate Page What's New Orchid Species Glossary

Please give us your comments as to the workings of this home page, we have hopes of creating a site that will have photos of every genus and possibly cultural tips as well. E-Mail: Jay Pfahl c/o Neptune Designs.