Add to ORKGA new species from western Panama, Maxillaria curvicolumna M.A. Blanco & Neubig is described and illustrated. It is distinguished by its rhizomatous habit; small, ovoid pseudobulbs subtended by a pair of narrow leaves with purple-spotted sheaths; a single terminal leaf; and white flowers with a sigmoid column. Maxillaria silvana Campacci, originally described from southern Bahia state in Brazil, is reported for the eastern slope of the Andes in Ecuador, and an augmented description is provided.American Orchid SocietyRoyal Botanic Gardens, KewUnited States National Science FoundationUCR::Vicerrectoría de Investigación::Unidades de Investigación::Ciencias Agroalimentarias::Jardín Botánico Lankester (JBL
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Twelve orchid species previously described in the genus Maxillaria are transferred to Heterotaxis, I...
A new species from western Panama, Maxillaria curvicolumna M.A. Blanco & Neubig is described and ill...
Maxillariella prostrata, a new species from Costa Rica and Panama is described and illustrated. This...
Maxillariella prostrata, a new species from Costa Rica and Panama is described and illustrated. This...
ResumenSe describe e ilustra una nueva especie de orquídea, Maxillaria pinasensis, de los bosques si...
A new form of Maxillaria sanguinea with pale, yellowish and white flowers, is described from Costa R...
A new form of Maxillaria sanguinea with pale, yellowish and white flowers, is described from Costa R...
The distribution of Maxillaria aureoglobula is expanded to northeastern Brazil. This species is prob...
RODRÍGUEZ Rodríguez, Eric F., NEILL, David A., ARROYO Alfaro, Sandra J. [et al.]. Maxillaria jostii ...
The genus Maxillaria is a large and tediously diverse genus of orchids from throughout the Neotropi...
The type specimen of Maxillaria grandiflora (Kunth) Lindl. was collected by Alexander von Humboldt a...
Maxillariella vulcanica is recognized by the ascending habit, slender cane-like stems bearing few, e...
Maxillariella vulcanica is recognized by the ascending habit, slender cane-like stems bearing few, e...
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Twelve orchid species previously described in the genus Maxillaria are transferred to Heterotaxis, I...
A new species from western Panama, Maxillaria curvicolumna M.A. Blanco & Neubig is described and ill...
Maxillariella prostrata, a new species from Costa Rica and Panama is described and illustrated. This...
Maxillariella prostrata, a new species from Costa Rica and Panama is described and illustrated. This...
ResumenSe describe e ilustra una nueva especie de orquídea, Maxillaria pinasensis, de los bosques si...
A new form of Maxillaria sanguinea with pale, yellowish and white flowers, is described from Costa R...
A new form of Maxillaria sanguinea with pale, yellowish and white flowers, is described from Costa R...
The distribution of Maxillaria aureoglobula is expanded to northeastern Brazil. This species is prob...
RODRÍGUEZ Rodríguez, Eric F., NEILL, David A., ARROYO Alfaro, Sandra J. [et al.]. Maxillaria jostii ...
The genus Maxillaria is a large and tediously diverse genus of orchids from throughout the Neotropi...
The type specimen of Maxillaria grandiflora (Kunth) Lindl. was collected by Alexander von Humboldt a...
Maxillariella vulcanica is recognized by the ascending habit, slender cane-like stems bearing few, e...
Maxillariella vulcanica is recognized by the ascending habit, slender cane-like stems bearing few, e...
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Based upon morphological and molecular evidence, Maxillaria huancabambae (Kraenzl.) C. Schweinf. and...
Twelve orchid species previously described in the genus Maxillaria are transferred to Heterotaxis, I...