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  1. March 22nd, 2010, 05:36 PM #1
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    Default Mormolyea ringens

    Another Gift.
    Name: Mormolyca ringens 1 (Small).JPG Views: 506 Size: 47.2 KB

    Name: Mormolyca ringens 2 (Small).JPG Views: 326 Size: 40.5 KB
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  2. March 22nd, 2010, 06:47 PM #2
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    Absolutely beautiful. Mormolyea? What type of orchid is that?...or is that its own type?
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    So beautiful!!! Enjoy it! (I managed to kill mine...)
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    what a cutie!
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    Love it.
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    I'm also curious like Ryan, the pbulb exactly like catt, nice bloom.
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    Very nice! How large is it? I can't get a sense of the size.
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    Mormolyea ringens is a species orchid from Mexico. Here are the full plant pics.
    Name: Mormolyea ringens 1 (Small).JPG Views: 230 Size: 41.7 KB

    Name: Mormolyea ringens 2 (Small).JPG Views: 245 Size: 42.3 KB
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    Thanks! I think it's mormolyca. It seems to be in the lycaste family according to the french version of wikispecies--which is what came up. Might not be in the english version.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Janet View Post
    Thanks! I think it's mormolyca.
    Your correct. I was reading my own bad handwriting.
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