Cattleya bowringiana (11 cm Topf) Lepanthes Amalia anceps (Lindl
Description
Amalia anceps (Lindl
epiphytisch auf bemoosten Ästen in den westlichen Kordilleren in Nebelwäldern in Höhenlagen von 1200 bis 1600 Metern
Linden & Rodigas 1889
In seltenen Fällen kann der Blütenstand 2-3 hintereinander eine Blüte hervorbringen
Cattleya bowringiana (11 cm Topf) Lepanthes Amalia anceps (LindlName: Cattleya bowringiana O'Brien 1885 Synonyme: Cattleya autumnalis O'Brien 1888 Cattleya skinneri Bateman var. bowringiana (O'Brien) Kraenzl. 1892 Guarianthe bowringiana (O'Brien) Dressler & W. E. Higgins 2003 Etymologie: bowringiana = John Charles BOWRING (24. Mrz 1821 20. Juni 1893), engl. Hobbybotaniker, und Freizeitentomologe (Koleopterologe = Lehre ber Kfer) Handelsname: Cattleya Vermehrung: aus Samen Herkunft: Belize, Guatemala Standort:
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