I think it depends on which taxonomist you are reading and at what point in
time the tag was published. Primulinum is a species in its own right as it
stands today. Wasn't so when the cross was registered. Just another of
those things you are supposed to know... Grrr
K Barrett
"Gene Schurg" wrote in message
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Thanks Ray!
Is liemianum a species in it's own right? The RHS seems to list it. I
thought primulinum was a full species and not a variation.
This name game is a mess. I'm just going to call them all Orchid!
Good Growing,
Gene
"Ray B" wrote in message
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The cross isn't registered as such, but P. druryi x P. lieminaum v.
primulinum is registered as P. Druid Spring, as is P. druryi x P.
primulinum
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"Gene Schurg" wrote in message
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Hello RGOers,
I'm having a hard time finding the name of a primary cross that is
blooming in my greenhouse.
Paph liemainum x Paph druryi
What am I missing? Must be one of those name change things....
Thanks,
Gene