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  1. October 14th, 2009, 06:16 AM #1
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    Default Mastigion fascinator

    Does not appear on the list of Philippine orchids, although Mastigion putidum is there. But, what gives? The photo of Mastigion putidum is labeled as Mastigion fascinator in IOSPE. Are they synonyms?
    The bloom is almost a foot long.




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  2. October 14th, 2009, 06:56 AM #2
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    nelson
    this is amazing... is this the same as bulbophyllum fascinator? this one is a must have for
    me. thanks
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    That is a strange and wonderful bloom... all of that purple and pink fringe is really cool.
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    Default Thank you, Julie and Randy.

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    nelson
    is this the same as bulbophyllum fascinator?
    Mastigion was separated from Bulbophyllum.
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    That is awesome!

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    Thank you, guys.
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    Fantastic!!! Any smell? Beautiful big bloom! Love it!
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    hi nelson,
    cant answer your question, but i know im green with envy!!!

    damn, good find!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ntgerald View Post
    Mastigion was separated from Bulbophyllum.
    It was seperated from Bulbo in 1994 but Mastigion is now a synonym and it is back in Bulbo. It was even in Cirrhopetalum for period of time.
    Leave it to the lumpers and the splitters...lol



    "The photo of Mastigion putidum is labeled as Mastigion fascinator in IOSPE. Are they synonyms?" no they are separately accepted species.
    Jay's site has many errors; he does as best as he can with the little funds he has.
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