Re: [OGD] Orchids Digest, Vol 10, Issue 213

Laelia perrinii and Laelia lobata are missing because they were originally described by Lindley as species of Cattleya. Ron Whitten Message: 1 Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2008 06:30:34 -0400 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [OGD] Orchids Digest, Vol 10,Issue 211 new cattleya nomenclature To: orchid

[OGD] Heating over the winter

With the jump in the price of energy, supposedly there will be high heating bills this winter, I was wondering what effect this maybe having on people who grow orchids especially in colder climates? Have energy prices jumped up dramatically this year in Australia, Europe, and the rest of the w

Re: [OGD] New Catt naming

Schnitz, These other species had already been placed in Cattleya years before. I had the same question and Casio gave us the old references. icones - Original Message - From: "Schnitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Sunday, July 27, 2008 11:29 AM Subject: [OGD] New Catt naming > Yes,

Re: [OGD] cattleya names

Based on what I learned at AOS judging yesterday at the Parkside Orchid Fest in Ottsville, PA, we are not going to start using the newly "lumped" nomenclature until it has gone through the formal challenge, rebuttal, and final approval process. This is according to Cordelia Head, who attended/pa

[OGD] New Catt naming

Yes, to the question of "if others are nterested in the misssing names", with Laelia crispa part of the etc. Cynthia, Prescott, AZ "I don't see any mention of L.perrinii, among others (L.tenebrosa, L.lobata, etc.). Anyone know if there will be a further addition to this enumerating those left

[OGD] Nak. Edwin Hausermann

I have a small plant of Nak. Edwin Hausermann 'Nancy', HCC/AOS (Ascf. Peaches x V. cristata). Last year it produced one normal flower. It is in bloom again with several flowers & buds, but one flower has only one petal, & two flowers have no petals. It is outside all summer in pretty much full

Re: [OGD] Orchid Names

On Jul 27, 2008, at 6:00:04 AM, K Barrett wrote: As far as I know, Gary, its Kew or the RHS's orchid hybrid registrar. The Kew Checklist deals with the accepted names of species and natural hybrids. The RHS orchid registrar, Julian Shaw, deals only with registered artificial hybrids and their spe

[OGD] Concerning new combinations in the genus Cattleya

Tennis, You may find some useful information in Neodiversity, which is a journal of neotropical biodiversity. It's latest issue of March 10 2008 contains an article by Cassio van den Berg, New Combinations In The Genus Cattleya Lindl. (Orchidaceae) Here is the URL to that article, in pdf.