As always google has the ansvwer. The ramicaul in a
Restrepia (and other Subtribe Pleurothallidinae) is a
term for the non-pseudobulbous part af the plant. So
it is what we normally would call a ps bulb, but
obviuosly this can not apply to Restrepia and allied
genera. Now I will have to go home and check whether
this non-pseudobufbous part on my R. brachypus is
particular short... 

My answer is based on information from :
http://www.peripatus.gen.nz/Taxa/Spermatophyta/Pleurothallidinae.html.

Regards,
Karen

--- "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: 
> Restrepia brachypus was named for the short
> ramicaul.  What/where is a
> ramicaul on a Restrepia?
> 
> Joe Linger

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