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Thread: Phalaenopsis lowii

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  1. December 12th, 2006, 05:42 PM #1
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    Default Phalaenopsis lowii

    from the Ratchapruek exhibition.
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    Look at that amazing proboscis! It would make Jimmy Durante proud!

    A nose by any other name...

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    Lovely color. Interesting shape. The column(?) looks a little like a trunk Cool bloom!
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    Hey, thats a nice one. Very unique.
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    Wow I haven't seen that one before!
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    Looks like one of those Trigger Fish!!! Great color.
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