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  1. June 30th, 2007, 09:43 PM #1
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    Default Bulbo carunculatum 'Magnifico' AM/CHM/AOS

    This one is in the section Lepidorhiza. The p-bulbs are close together but the plant is large with leaves up to 14 1/2" /36 cm long and 2 2/3"/7 cm wide. The flowers open successively along an inflorescence that can reach 18" /45 cm long. The genus name comes from the lumpy outgrowths on the labellum (caruncules).
    It hails from the Philippines.



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    You have so many cool orchids in bloom, Ron. Bravo! This one is really different.

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    Thanks Bruce!! I love this time of the year
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    very cool!
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