A Himalayan species of Orchidaceae, Didiciea cunninghami is recorded from Taiwan. This plant represents the type species of genus Didiciea whose taxonomic position remains uncertain due to insufficient study of flower structure. Basing on the fresh materials collected in central Taiwan, the detailed structures of flower, especially the character of lip and pollinia are carefully observed and illustrated. It is concluded that Didiciea should be included in tribe Malaxideae of Dressler’s classification system of Orchidaceae, rather than in the proposed tribe Calypsoeae. The distinction between genera Didiciea and Malaxis is also discussed and exemplified by the comparison of two native species
The article continues serial publication of illustrated critical taxonomical survey of orchids in th...
Fig. 5. Didymoplexis stella-silvae. A plant in habitat; B detail of flower. PHOTOS: JOHAN HERMANS.Pu...
Continuing herbarium and literature studies of Chinese orchids reveals the presence of eight new spe...
Didymoplexis micradenia (Rchb. f.) Hemsl. was recently found to be a new record of Didymoplexis Grif...
BACKGROUND: Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to be exceptional...
New orchid related to Cheirostylis, Goodyera, Rhomboda and Zeuxine discovered in lowland central par...
Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to be exceptionally high, sug...
<div><p>Background</p><p>Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to b...
A new species of Orchidaceae, Listera meifongensis is described from Taiwan. The native species of G...
Didymoplexis micradenia previously recorded from many western Pacific islands, Java and Vietnam, was...
Literature and herbarium studies of Chinese and Taiwanese orchids have revealed a variety of new and...
We report the occurrence of Didymoplexiella trichechus (J.J. Sm.) Garay and Didymoplexis cornuta J.J...
A new species of Goodyera (Orchidaceae) from Tibet, China, G. medogensis, is described and illustrat...
This report presents two new mycoheterotrophic orchids of Taiwan, i.e., Cyrtosia septentrionalis (Rc...
Species of Diachea and Didymium reported from Taiwan are critically revised. Two newly recorded spec...
The article continues serial publication of illustrated critical taxonomical survey of orchids in th...
Fig. 5. Didymoplexis stella-silvae. A plant in habitat; B detail of flower. PHOTOS: JOHAN HERMANS.Pu...
Continuing herbarium and literature studies of Chinese orchids reveals the presence of eight new spe...
Didymoplexis micradenia (Rchb. f.) Hemsl. was recently found to be a new record of Didymoplexis Grif...
BACKGROUND: Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to be exceptional...
New orchid related to Cheirostylis, Goodyera, Rhomboda and Zeuxine discovered in lowland central par...
Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to be exceptionally high, sug...
<div><p>Background</p><p>Orchids have numerous species, and their speciation rates are presumed to b...
A new species of Orchidaceae, Listera meifongensis is described from Taiwan. The native species of G...
Didymoplexis micradenia previously recorded from many western Pacific islands, Java and Vietnam, was...
Literature and herbarium studies of Chinese and Taiwanese orchids have revealed a variety of new and...
We report the occurrence of Didymoplexiella trichechus (J.J. Sm.) Garay and Didymoplexis cornuta J.J...
A new species of Goodyera (Orchidaceae) from Tibet, China, G. medogensis, is described and illustrat...
This report presents two new mycoheterotrophic orchids of Taiwan, i.e., Cyrtosia septentrionalis (Rc...
Species of Diachea and Didymium reported from Taiwan are critically revised. Two newly recorded spec...
The article continues serial publication of illustrated critical taxonomical survey of orchids in th...
Fig. 5. Didymoplexis stella-silvae. A plant in habitat; B detail of flower. PHOTOS: JOHAN HERMANS.Pu...
Continuing herbarium and literature studies of Chinese orchids reveals the presence of eight new spe...