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  1. August 22nd, 2008, 07:26 PM #1
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    Default Bulbophyllum inunctum

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    Wow .... I love the yellow form. Cute..
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    Interesting form! I like the dots and stripes!

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    great photo! I like the way it is from the side as oppose to the usual frontals...

    is this also a philippine native?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bench72 View Post
    great photo! I like the way it is from the side as oppose to the usual frontals...

    is this also a philippine native?
    However I believe it can be found also in Indonesia and/or Malaysia.
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