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  1. December 14th, 2010, 06:26 PM #1
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    Default Dienia ophrydis

    hi folks,
    this is the former malaxis latifolia, although malaxis is still used.
    a widespread terrestrial species.

    cheers,
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    Nice shot!
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    and a plant shot, for some reason it wouldnt allow me upload it in 1 post...
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    very nice Ron...
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    cheers guys!
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    The 2 photos I saw very long flower spike what it's? Cute blooms.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zainal abidin View Post
    The 2 photos I saw very long flower spike what it's? Cute blooms.
    hi zain,
    you mean on the second photo? those are peristylus copelandii.
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    Great shots Ron. Thanks for pics of some old friends whom I've not seen for a long time.So that's where they have shifted the Malaxis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by catttan View Post
    Great shots Ron. Thanks for pics of some old friends whom I've not seen for a long time.So that's where they have shifted the Malaxis.
    haha, you enjoyed the reunion, i like that!!!
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    Cool shots! Don't know why it would not upload to the first post, but thanks for putting the plant shot in an additional post.

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