Well, you already know it is a dendrobium. All I can add is that it is a antelope dendrobium. I bet someone can help with the identification. I am moving your post to the orchid identification request forum for more attention.
cheers,
BD
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hi..i am orchids lover..i have several dendrobium species in my home from papua, and i don`t know id...some one help me about the id..thank u..
Well, you already know it is a dendrobium. All I can add is that it is a antelope dendrobium. I bet someone can help with the identification. I am moving your post to the orchid identification request forum for more attention.
cheers,
BD
WELL I HAVE COME UP WITH : Dendrobium delacourii, Dendrobium macrophyllum (most likely i think) and Dendrobium alexanderae (least likely considering this species has a sharply pointed lip)
I am sorry I can't help with a name but I sure do love it. Hope someone identifies it for you. Awesome flower. Welcome to the forum.
Of the photos in Millar's Orchids of Papua New Guinea, it most resembles Den. conanthum. In any case, it belongs to Section Spatulata ("antelope horn")
yes, this is belong to section spatulata with warm temperature...ok thank for your help..i really apreciated...
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Michael: but i think this isn't den conanthum because it don't have similar lips and petal...i think..it's lip similar with den. mirbelianum and its petal similar with den. soriense, any way thanks for your help..