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Bulbophyllum bromeliforme
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Four new
low and column foot dark purple. Pe-
duncle: long, terete, green to purple,
sparsely papillate, up to 18 mm long
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Bulbophyllum igneoconstellatum
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glabrous. The labellum of Bulbophyl- to 10 mm in diameter, grooved, slightly
lum bromeliforme has basal round- flattened towards the base, glabrous,
ed extensions, whereas in Bulbophyl- covered with 3 persistent ovate cat-
lum trifolium these extensions are ab- aphylls, turning into persistent bris-
sent. The bracts of Bulbophyllum bro- tles as they age. Leaves: ovate, oblong
meliforme are longer than the flowers, to obovate, 2.5 to 4 cm long by 0.5 to
whereas in Bulbophyllum trifolium the 1.2 cm wide; apex obtuse, emargin-
bracts are shorter than the flowers. ate, curved; base obtuse; margins en-
Habitat and Distribution: Bulbophyl- tire; short petiolate, petioles condupli-
lum bromeliforme is only known from cate, 2 to 3 mm high by 3 mm in diam-
the province of Bukidnon on the island eter, adaxially and abaxially glabrous,
of Mindanao. It grows as an epiphyte, midvein adaxially shallowly canalic-
in partial shade in mossy dipterocarp ulate, abaxially flattened, leathery,
forest, at 900 – 1000 metres above sea stiff. Inflorescence: upright, arising
level. from the base of the pseudobulbs and
Etymology: The specific epithet refers from along the rhizomes, bearing up
to the resemblance of the rachis to the to 7 inflorescences; cylindrical, race-
shape of the inflorescences of some mose; rachis fleshy, short, cylindrical,
bromeliad species. 14 mm long by 5 mm in diameter; bear-
ing up to 9 flowers, opening succes-
Bulbophyllum igneoconstellatum sively first from the base to apex of the
Cootes, Cabactulan, Pimentel & rachis; flowers not opening fully, 2 mm
M.D. De Leon sp. nov. in diameter across lateral sepals; four
Section: Desmosanthes Blume non-floral bracts oblong, margins en-
Type: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukid- tire, adaxially and abaxially glabrous,
non, at 1,100 – 1,300 metres eleva- green, persistent, involute at the pe-
tion above sea level. MDL1907007 duncle, 4 mm long by 3 mm wide; flo-
(July 1, 2019), PNH257943 ral bracts oblong, green, adaxially and
abaxially glabrous, 3.5 to 5.6 mm long
umn of Bulbophyllum bromeliforme Plant description by 0.7 to 0.9 mm wide; fragrance none.
is longer with trilobed stelidia, where- Growth habit: creeping, upright, sym- Flower colour: base color white, saf-
as in Bulbophyllum trifolium the col- podial epiphyte. Rhizome: cylindri- fron red in the apices of petals and se-
umn is shorter with truncate stelidia. cal, 1.5 to 2 mm in diameter, covered pals, labellum yellow, pedicel and ova-
The surface of the pedicel and ovary with persistent cataphylls, bearing ry are green, column white. Peduncle:
of Bulbophyllum bromeliforme is en- the pseudobulbs at intervals of be- short, terete, stiff, green, glabrous,
tirely papillate, whereas in Bulbophyl- tween 5 to 35 mm. Pseudobulbs: uni- up to 13 mm long by 1 mm in diameter.
lum trifolium the pedicel and ovary is foliate, pyriform, 9 to 15 mm high by 5 Pedicel and ovary: fleshy, short, coni-
cal, shallowly grooved, glabrous, 2 to
2.5 mm long by 0.4 to 0.7 mm in diam-
eter from base of the rachis and 0.7
to 1 mm in diameter from the base of
sepals. Dorsal sepal: fleshy, narrow-
ly lanceolate, 3.7 mm long by 0.8 mm
wide when not flattened and 1 mm
wide when flattened, horizontally ori-
ented covering the column head, adax-
ially and abaxially glabrous, mar-
gins entire, revolute towards apex,
apex acute-acuminate, base obtuse,
three nerved. Petals: fleshy, oblong,
0.8 to 1.5 mm long by 0.4 to 0.5 mm
wide, flattened, horizontally orient-
ed, margins entire, base acute, sin-
gle-nerved. Lateral sepals: fleshy, nar-
rowly lanceolate, 4.5 to 5.5 mm long
by 0.8 to 1 mm wide when not flat-
tened and 1 to 1.5 mm wide when flat-
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orten von 1.000 m über NN bekannt, gebreitet, wenigblütig, bis zu fünf Blü- breit, fein behaart. Pollinien: flach, ei-
während Bulbophyllum chrysendetum ten tragend, Blüten erscheinen nach- förmig, zwei gleiche, 0,4 mm lang x
von tiefer gelegenen Standortorten einander, weit geöffnet, Blütendurch- 0,2 mm breit; Ansatz länglich, 0,4 mm
stammt, das Typusexemplar wurde auf messer 2 cm breit über die seitlichen lang x 0,2 mm breit; Klebscheibe lan-
60 m über NN gesammelt. (S. 170, Oa- Sepalen gemessen. Brakteen: keine zettlich, 0,5 mm lang x 0,2 mm breit.
kes Ames, Studies in the Family Orchi- Brakteen vorhanden, abgesehen von Narbe: gerundet, konkav, 0,5 mm im
daceae Fasc. V 1915). Blütenbrakteen; Blütenbrakteen röh- Durchmesser. Früchte: nicht gesehen.
Standort und Verbreitung: Bulbophyl- renförmig, eiförmig, abrupt gespitzt,
lum igneoconstellatum ist endemisch zur Basis des Blütenstelchens hin ein- Vergleich: Taeniophyllum pulchellum
für die Philippinen, wo es in der Pro- gerollt, ausdauernd, 1 mm lang x 2 mm ist mit Taeniophyllum macranthum
vinz Bukidnon auf Mindanao gefun- breit. Blütenstielchen und Ovarium: Schltr. aus Papua-Neuguinea nahe
den wurde. Wächst in moosigen, offe- fleischig, zylindrisch, glatt, an der Ba- verwandt, aber unterscheidet sich von
nen Dipterocarpaceen-Wäldern in vol- sis des Blütenstands verdickt bis 3 mm diesem in Größe und Ausrichtung der
ler Sonne in Höhenlagen von 1.100 bis lang x 1,1 mm im Durchmesser. Blüten- Blütenteile. Die Sepalen, Petalen und
1.300 m über NN. farbe: grünlich weiß. Duft: ohne. Dor- die Lippe von Taeniophyllum pulchel-
Etymologie: Das Artepithet bezieht sales Sepalum: länglich-lanzettlich lum sind ungefähr 1,4 cm lang, wäh-
sich auf die Blütengestalt mit gro- von 1,4 – 2 cm lang x 1,1 – 1,3 mm breit, rend die Blütenteile von Taeniophyl-
ßen Mengen kleiner roter Blüten wie ausgebreitet, zurückgebogen, ge- lum macranthum bis zu 2,5 cm lang
Sterne in einem Sternbild. spitzt, Basis rechteckig, glattrandig, sind. Die Blüten von Taeniophyllum
vordere Mitte etwas erhöht, an der Ba- pulchellum öffnen sich weiter und sind
Taeniophyllum pulchellum Cootes, sis des Ovariums mit den seitlichen zurückgebogen, während die Blüten
Cabactulan, Pimentel & M.D. De Sepalen verwachsen auf einer Länge von Taeniophyllum macranthum sich
Leon sp. nov. von 4 mm. Lippe: länglich-lanzettlich, nicht weit öffnen. Die Lippe von Taeni-
Typus: Philippinen, Mindanao, Bu- ausgebreitet bis zu 1,4 cm lang x 2 mm ophyllum pulchellum ist linear-lanzett-
kidnon, auf ungefähr 900 – 1.000 m breit, nicht ausgebreitet 1,4 mm breit, lich mit einem runden Anhängsel an
über NN. MDL1907014 (1. Juli, 2019), zurückgebogen, gespitzt, Basis recht- der Basis, während bei Taeniophyllum
PNH257944 eckig mit einem runden konkaven An- macranthum die Lippe eiförmig-lan-
hängsel von 1,6 mm im Durchmesser; zettlich ist. Der Sporn von Taeniophyl-
Pflanzenbeschreibung glattrandig, Sporn eiförmig-sackartig, lum pulchellum ist eiförmig-sackartig,
Wuchsform: monopodial, kriechend, 2,3 mm lang x 1,5 mm breit, ohne Sei- während der Sporn von Taeniophyllum
geneigt, epiphytisch. Triebe: kurz, tenlappen. Säule: kurz, abgerundet, macranthum länglich gespitzt ist. Die
fleischig, glatt, 2 mm lang x 1 mm im fleischig, 0,5 mm lang x 1 mm im Durch- Säule von Taeniophyllum pulchellum
Durchmesser. Wurzeln: abgeflacht, messer, mit einem Paar ausgebrei- hat ein Paar langer, gespitzter Steli-
hellgrün, 3 mm breit x 0,5 mm dick. teter, horizontal orientierter, gespitz- dien, während sie bei Taeniophyllum
Blätter: zurückgebildet zu dünnen, ter Stelidien, deren Spitzen sich be- macranthum kurz und gespitzt sind.
auffälligen, ausdauernden, länglichen rühren, ungefähr 1 mm lang x 0,3 mm Die Antherenkappe von Taeniophyl-
Brakteen, die schuppenförmig die Ba- breit; Rostellum ungefähr 0,8 mm lang lum pulchellum ist rund-nierenförmig
sis des Triebes umschließen, ungefähr x 0,1 mm breit, ohne Säulenfuß. An- und fein behaart, während sie bei Ta-
0,4 mm lang x 0,7 mm breit. Inflores- therenkappe: gerundet-nierenförmig, eniophyllum macranthum eiförmig und
zenz: kurz, aufrecht, horizontal aus- haubenförmig, 0,8 mm lang x 0,55 mm glatt ist. Die Blütenfarbe von Taenio-
Taeniophyllum pulchellum
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tened, horizontally oriented covering el whilst Bulbophyllum chrysendetum pals. Peduncle: acicular, tuberculate,
the column head, adaxially and abax- has only been recorded at lower eleva- up to 2 cm long by 0.5 mm in diameter.
ially glabrous, margins entire, revo- tions with the type specimen collected Bracts: non-floral bracts absent; floral
lute towards apex, apex acute-acumi- at 60 metres above sea level (p. 170, bracts tubular, ovate, abruptly acute,
nate, base obtuse, three nerved. La- Oakes Ames, Studies in the Family Or- involute to the base of the pedicel,
bellum: fleshy, narrow unguiculate, chidaceae Fasc. V 1915). persistent, 1 mm long by 2 mm wide.
1 mm long by 0.5 mm wide and 0.5 mm Habitat and Distribution: Bulbophyl- Pedicel and ovary: fleshy, cylindrical,
high, slightly recurved, with 2 ridg- lum igneoconstellatum is endemic to glabrous, swollen at the base of ra-
es running the posterior two thirds the Philippines, where it is found in chis, up to 3 mm long by 1.1 mm in di-
of the labellum, the lateral edge of the province of Bukidnon, on Mindan- ameter. Flower color: greenish white.
the base towards the middle parallel ao. It grows in mossy, open diptero- Fragrance: none. Dorsal sepal: line-
to the midline, midline canaliculate, carp forest in bright sun at altitudes of ar-lanceolate, from 1.4 to 2 cm long by
adaxially and abaxially papillose, un- 1,100 to 1,300 metres above sea level. 1.1 to 1.3 mm wide, flattened, revolute,
derside shallowly canaliculate at the Etymology: The specific epithet refers apex acute-acuminate, base truncate,
basal 0.2 mm. Column: fleshy, short, to the flowering habit, with masses margins entire, anterior median slight-
trapezoid, glabrous, 0.6 to 1 mm long of small red flowers like the stars in a ly raised, fused with lateral sepals at
by 0.5 to 0.7 mm in diameter, with a constellation. base of the ovary for a length of about
pair of short, acuminate stelidia about 4 mm. Petals: linear-lanceolate, from
0.2 mm long, column foot broadly tri- Taeniophyllum pulchellum Cootes, 1.35 to 2 cm long by 1.1 mm wide, flat-
angular, 0.3 mm long by 0.3 mm wide, Cabactulan, Pimentel & M.D. De tened, revolute, apex acute-acumi-
mentum short, about 0.1 mm long. An- Leon sp. nov. nate, base truncate, margins entire.
ther cap: cordate, concave, glabrous, Type: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukid- Lateral sepals: linear-lanceolate, from
3.5 mm long by 4 mm in wide. Pollin- non, at about 900 – 1,000 metres ele- 1.5 to 2 cm long by 1.1 – 1.3 mm wide,
ia: prolate ovate, unequally paired, vation above sea level. MDL1907014 flattened, revolute, apex acute-acumi-
0.2 mm long by 0.15 mm wide. Stigma: (July 1, 2019), PNH257944 nate, base truncate, margins entire,
rounded, concave, 0.5 mm in diame- anterior median slightly raised, fused
ter. Infructescence: not seen. Plant description with dorsal sepal at base of the ova-
Comparison: Bulbophyllum igneocon- Growth habit: monopodial, creeping, ry about 4 mm long. Labellum: linear-
stellatum is related to Bulbophyllum decumbent, epiphyte. Stems: short, lanceolate, up to 1.4 cm long by 2 mm
chrysendetum Ames, but differs in fleshy, glabrous, 2 mm long by 1 mm in wide when flattened, 1.4 mm wide
the shape of the floral segments. The diameter. Roots: flattened, light green, when not flattened, revolute, apex
flowers of Bulbophyllum igneoconstel- 3 mm wide by 0.5 mm thick. Leaves: re- acute-acuminate, base truncate with
latum are more widely opening, and duced to tiny, conspicuous, persis- rounded concavity depression about
are also considerably larger; the api- tent, linear bracts, imbricate to the 1.6 mm in diameter; margins entire;
ces of the lateral sepals are sharp- base of the stem, about 0.4 mm long spur ovoid-saccate, 2.3 mm long by
ly acute, whereas those of Bulbophyl- by 0.7 mm wide. Inflorescence: short, 1.5 mm wide, without side lobes. Col-
lum chrysendetum are rounded. Bul- upright, porrect, few-flowered, bear- umn: short, rounded, fleshy, 0.5 mm
bophyllum igneoconstellatum has on- ing up to five, successively appear- long by 1 mm in diameter, with a pair
ly been recorded at higher elevations ing flowers, which are widely opening, of flattened, horizontally oriented, ar-
of about 1,000 metres above sea lev- flower diameter 2 cm across lateral se- cuate stelidia, apex in contact with
each other, about 1 mm long by 0.3 mm
wide; rostellum about 0.8 mm long by
Taeniophyllum pulchellum 0.1 mm wide, column foot absent. An-
ther cap: rounded-reniform, cucul-
late, 0.8 mm long by 0.55 mm wide, mi-
nutely papillose. Pollinia: oblate, obo-
vate, two equally paired, 0.4 mm long
by 0.2 mm wide; stipe oblong, 0.4 mm
long by 0.2 mm wide; viscidium lan-
ceolate, 0.5 mm long by 0.2 mm wide.
Stigma: rounded, concave 0.5 mm in
diameter. Infructescence: not seen.
Comparison: Taeniophyllum pulchel-
lum is most similar to Taeniophyllum
macranthum Schltr., from Papua New
Guinea but differs in the size and ori-
entation of the floral segments. The
sepals, petals, and labellum of Taeni-
ophyllum pulchellum are about 1.4 cm
long, whereas the floral segments of
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Thrixspermum pellicerae
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saccate, glabrous; lateral lobes are
falcate-lanceolate, bifid-falcate, up-
right; basal anterior lobes are vertical-
ly-parallel to the column foot, 2.3 mm
long by 0.6 mm wide, central anterior
lobes are 1 mm long by 0.3 mm wide,
posterior lobes 1.3 mm long by 0.3 mm
wide; mid lobe short, triangular,
0.5 mm long by 0.5 mm wide, single
echinate callus in the center, behind
the mid lobe, tufted with short, dense,
purple, hirsute trichomes, about 1 mm
high by 0.5 mm in diameter; a pair of
ridges in the interior labellum about
1 mm long, exterior minutely papil-
Thrixspermum pellicerae lose; spur adnate to the column foot,
truncate-saccate, the central exteri-
or of the labellum is curved, canalicu-
Taeniophyllum macranthum are up Type: Philippines, Mindanao, Bukid- late at the central-middle section run-
to 2.5 cm long. The flowers of Taenio- non, at about 900 – 1,000 metres ele- ning from the base of the mid lobe to
phyllum pulchellum open wider and vation above sea level. MDL1907015 the spur. Column: cylindrical, 1.5 mm
are revolute, whereas the flowers of (July 1, 2019), PNH257948 long by 0.5 mm in diameter. Column
Taeniophyllum macranthum do not foot: rectangular, curved, concave,
open widely. The labellum of Taenio- Plant description 2 mm long by 0.5 mm wide. Anther
phyllum pulchellum is linear-lanceo- Growth Habit: short, upright to semi- Cap: rounded, cucullate, 1 mm long by
late with a rounded depression at the pendulous, monopodial, epiphyte. 0.8 mm in diameter. Stigma: oblong,
base, whereas in Taeniophyllum pul- Stem: flattened, glabrous, 3 mm wide, 0.5 mm long by 0.20 mm wide. Pollinia:
chellum the labellum is ovate-lanceo- covered by imbricating basal leaf prolate, unequally paired, 0.5 mm long
late. The spur of Taeniophyllum pul- sheaths. Leaves: linear-lanceolate, by 0.40 mm wide. Infructescence: not
chellum is ovoid-saccate, whereas the glabrous, conduplicate, 25 – 50 mm seen.
spur of Taeniophyllum macranthum is long by 5 – 7 mm wide; sessile, apex Comparison: Thrixspermum pellicer-
oblong-obtuse. The column of Taenio- unequally emarginate-apiculate; pet- ae is most similar to Thrixspermum
phyllum pulchellum has a pair of long, ioles truncate, involute to the stem, quinquelobum Ames, but differs in the
arcuate stelidia, whereas in Taenio- 7.5 mm long by 4 mm wide. Inflores- floral segments. The lateral lobes of
phyllum macranthum they are short, cence: cylindrical, upright, axillary, Thrixspermum pellicerae are long and
acuminate. The anther cap of Taenio- bearing at each internode one short- in 4 pairs, whereas those of Thrixsper-
phyllum pulchellum is rounded-reni- lived blooms, flowers open succes- mum quinquelobum are shorter and
form, and minutely papillose, where- sively; rachis short, 0.5 mm long by in 2 pairs. The basal anterior lateral
as in Taeniophyllum macranthum it is 0.5 mm in diameter; flowers up to 4 mm lobes of Thrixspermum pellicerae are
ovate, and glabrous. The flower colour across the lateral sepals. Bracts: gla- vertically-parallel to the column foot,
of Taeniophyllum pulchellum is green- brous, persistent; non-floral bract 1, whereas the basal lateral lobes of
ish-white, whereas the flower of Taeni- tubular-triangular, about 1 mm long by Thrixspermum quinquelobum are hor-
ophyllum macranthum is yellow. 1 mm wide; floral bracts are aristate, izontally-parallel to the column. The
Habitat and distribution: Taeniophyl- whorled, stout, glabrous, 1 mm long by anterior mid lobe callus of Thrixsper-
lum pulchellum is only known from the 0.50 mm wide; Flower colour: petals, mum pellicerae is tufted with short,
province of Bukidnon, on the island of sepals and labellum are pristine white, dense, purple, hirsute trichomes,
Mindanao. It grows as an epiphyte, in with a yellow spot in the exterior la- whereas those of Thrixspermum quin-
shady locations on smooth branches bellum. Peduncle: acicular, erect, gla- quelobum are tufted with long, white
or trunks of trees in primary montane brous, 4.5 cm long by 0.2 mm in diam- hirsute trichomes. The exterior la-
forest at 900 – 1,000 metres above sea eter. Pedicel and ovary: fleshy, cylin- bellum of Thrixspermum pellicerae is
level. drical, glabrous, grooved, 3 mm long curved and canaliculate at the central-
Etymology: the specific epithet refers by 0.7 mm in diameter. Dorsal sepal: middle section, whereas on Thrixsper-
to the attractive, greenish-white flow- fleshy, ovate, 4.5 mm long by 2 mm mum quinquelobum it is convex.
ers. wide, concave, glabrous, margins en- Habitat and distribution: Thrixsper-
tire. Petals: fleshy, ovate, 6.5 mm long mum pellicerae is so far, known on-
Thrixspermum pellicerae Cootes, by 2.3 mm wide, concave, glabrous, ly from the province of Bukidnon on
Cabactulan, Pimentel & M.D. De margins entire. Lateral sepals: fleshy, the island of Mindanao. It grows as
Leon sp. nov. triangular-ovate, 4.5 mm long by an epiphyte, clinging to branches cov-
Section: Dendrocolla (Blume) J.J. 4.5 mm wide concave, glabrous, mar- ered with moss, at elevations of about
Sm. gins entire. Labellum: fleshy, 7-lobed, 900 – 1,000 meters above sea level.
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lobum kürzer sind und in zwei Paaren gen von ungefähr 900 – 1.000 m über 2019 und der Belegschaft und den Be-
stehen. Die unteren vorderen Seiten- NN. amten am College of Agriculture Her-
lappen von Thrixspermum pellicerae Etymologie: Das Artepithet ehrt Mi- barium – Museum of Natural History
sind vertikal bzw. parallel zum Säulen- chelle ‘Mitch’ Frankenberger-Pel- an der Universität der Philippinen Los
fuß, während jene von Thrixspermum licer – eine Orchideenenthusiastin, Baños (CAHUP-MNH), besonders dan-
quinquelobum horizontal bzw. parallel Philanthropin und entschiedene Un- ken wir Juan Carlos T. Gonzalez, An-
zur Säule sind. Der Kallus des vorde- terstützerin des Erhalts von Orchi- nalee H. Soligam, Michelle A. San
ren Mittellappens von Thrixspermum deen. Pascual und Florante A. Cruz; und
pellicerae ist mit kurzen, feinen, vio- beim Philippinischen Nationalherbari-
letten, borstigen Haaren besetzt, wäh- Danksagungen: um des Museum of Natural History be-
rend der von Thrixspermum quinquelo- Die Autoren möchten der Abteilung für danken wir uns für die Annahme der
bum lange, weiße, borstige Haare hat. Umwelt und Naturressourcen, Regio- Holotyp-Belege, hier besonders bei
Die äußere Lippe von Thrixspermum nalbüro 10, für die Sammelgenehmi- Luisito T. Evangelista, Edwin R. Tadi-
pellicerae ist gebogen und in der Mit- gung Nummer 2019-28 vom 11. März osa und John Rey C. Callado.
te gekerbt, während sie bei Thrixsper- 2019 danken, ebenso dem Gemeinde-
mum quinquelobum konvex ist. büro für Umwelt und Naturressourcen Fotos / Photos: © M.D. De Leon
Standort und Verbreitung: Thrixsper- für die Untersuchung der Herbarbele-
mum pellicerae ist bisher nur aus der ge (am [Link] und am 2. Okto- Übersetzung / Translation: Roland
Provinz Bukidnon auf der Insel Min- ber 2019), demselben Büro für die Aus- Schettler
danao bekannt. Es wächst als Epiphyt stellung der Transportgenehmigungen
auf moosbedeckten Ästen in Höhenla- Nummer 038-2019, 052-2019 und 062-
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Jim Cootes Etymology: The specific epithet hon- es Office for the issuance of the Lo-
8 Saltpan Road ours Mrs. Michelle ‘Mitch’ Franken- cal Transport Permit No. 038-2019 (Ju-
Riverwood, NSW berger-Pellicer, orchid enthusiast, ly 24, 2019), No. 052-2019 (September
Australien, 2210 philanthropist and a staunch support- 9, 2019) and No. 062- 2019 (October
er of orchid conservation. 2, 2019); the staff and officers of Col-
Miguel David De Leon
lege of Agriculture Herbarium – Muse-
Department of Ophthalmology
Acknowledgments: um of Natural History, University of the
Cagayan de Oro Medical Centre
The authors would like to thank the Philippines Los Baños (CAHUP-MNH),
Tiano cor. Nacalaban Sts.
Department of Environment and Nat- and in particular Juan Carlos T. Gon-
Cagayan de Oro City
ural Resources, Regional Office 10 for zalez, Annalee H. Soligam, Michelle
Misamis Oriental, 9000 Philippinen
Wildlife Gratuitous Permit No. 2019- A. San Pascual and Florante A. Cruz;
Derek Cabactulan 28, 11 March 2019; Community Envi- and the Philippine National Herbarium
48 Corrales and 1st Streets ronment and Natural Resources Of- - National Museum of Natural Histo-
Nazareth, fice for inspecting the specimens for ry for accepting our holotypes, and in
Cagayan de Oro City Misamis Oriental herbarium deposit (September 18, particular Luisito T. Evangelista, Ed-
9000 Philippinen 2019 and October 2, 2019); Communi- win R. Tadiosa and John Rey C. Calla-
ty Environment and Natural Resourc- do.
Reynold B. Pimentel
Del Monte Philippines Inc. Phillips,
Bukidnon
8705 Philippinen
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