Paph vietnamense taxonomy
I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From
these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
Well its a paph! *Of course* the tiniest difference is cause to make a whole
new species. 'Oooh look! This one has 47 hairs along the margin of the petal instead of 46!! It *must* be a new species!! I think I'll name it kbarrettii!' But seriously I'll look in OrchidDigest's mag supplement and see what Koopowitz says. BRB, K Barrett "Al" wrote in message ... I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
Pfft... all Koopowitz says is that there is considerable variation in the
color and form of P.vietnamense... big deal. K Barrett "K Barrett" wrote in message .net... Well its a paph! *Of course* the tiniest difference is cause to make a whole new species. 'Oooh look! This one has 47 hairs along the margin of the petal instead of 46!! It *must* be a new species!! I think I'll name it kbarrettii!' But seriously I'll look in OrchidDigest's mag supplement and see what Koopowitz says. BRB, K Barrett "Al" wrote in message ... I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
Here's the link to Dr Tanaka's page on paphs. the staminode is the key
difference. http://www.orchid.or.jp/orchid/peopl.../newpaph8.html K Barrett "K Barrett" wrote in message .net... Well its a paph! *Of course* the tiniest difference is cause to make a whole new species. 'Oooh look! This one has 47 hairs along the margin of the petal instead of 46!! It *must* be a new species!! I think I'll name it kbarrettii!' But seriously I'll look in OrchidDigest's mag supplement and see what Koopowitz says. BRB, K Barrett "Al" wrote in message ... I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
Okay. I went back to ladyslipper.com and reviewed their photos of
vietnamense and compared them with the numerous examples of delenatii on the site and, *maybe*, if somebody handed me two flowers and told me I was looking at one of each, I could tell if they were lying. maybe. relative flower size, hairy stem, triangular shaped vs. rounded staminode... Well, I have only seen a half dozen or so delenatii up close and personal, and never more than one flower at a time that I remember anyway, and I was never looking at one with an eye to seeing what made it a delenatii as opposed to something else. I am sure at one of the Paph forums I saw more than one setting together, but at such a time I am in an 'overload' situation and can't be trusted to do anything but spend money. Anyway, I would be an sell for anyone convinced they were selling me a vietnamense. "Well of course you are aware there is considerable variation in both species but the price would be much lower if it was only a delenatii." I suppose there is no way to tell the plants themselves apart if there is no flower present. "K Barrett" wrote in message news:BcLBa.779761$OV.712676@rwcrnsc54... Here's the link to Dr Tanaka's page on paphs. the staminode is the key difference. http://www.orchid.or.jp/orchid/peopl.../newpaph8.html K Barrett "K Barrett" wrote in message .net... Well its a paph! *Of course* the tiniest difference is cause to make a whole new species. 'Oooh look! This one has 47 hairs along the margin of the petal instead of 46!! It *must* be a new species!! I think I'll name it kbarrettii!' But seriously I'll look in OrchidDigest's mag supplement and see what Koopowitz says. BRB, K Barrett "Al" wrote in message ... I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
flowers are very different the staminode is the clue.
but even out of flower u can differentiated them by leaves viet tesellations are very different, and the leaves have a smooth surface(delenatii is a bit rough) and also some viets are solid red under the leaves that's why tanaka confused it with concolor. Al wrote: Okay. I went back to ladyslipper.com and reviewed their photos of vietnamense and compared them with the numerous examples of delenatii on the site and, *maybe*, if somebody handed me two flowers and told me I was looking at one of each, I could tell if they were lying. maybe. relative flower size, hairy stem, triangular shaped vs. rounded staminode... Well, I have only seen a half dozen or so delenatii up close and personal, and never more than one flower at a time that I remember anyway, and I was never looking at one with an eye to seeing what made it a delenatii as opposed to something else. I am sure at one of the Paph forums I saw more than one setting together, but at such a time I am in an 'overload' situation and can't be trusted to do anything but spend money. Anyway, I would be an sell for anyone convinced they were selling me a vietnamense. "Well of course you are aware there is considerable variation in both species but the price would be much lower if it was only a delenatii." I suppose there is no way to tell the plants themselves apart if there is no flower present. "K Barrett" wrote in message news:BcLBa.779761$OV.712676@rwcrnsc54... Here's the link to Dr Tanaka's page on paphs. the staminode is the key difference. http://www.orchid.or.jp/orchid/peopl.../newpaph8.html K Barrett "K Barrett" wrote in message .net... Well its a paph! *Of course* the tiniest difference is cause to make a whole new species. 'Oooh look! This one has 47 hairs along the margin of the petal instead of 46!! It *must* be a new species!! I think I'll name it kbarrettii!' But seriously I'll look in OrchidDigest's mag supplement and see what Koopowitz says. BRB, K Barrett "Al" wrote in message ... I have only seen pictures of this flower and not too many of these. From these pictures I think it looks like a larger and pinker delenatii and I was wondering what is it about these plants that make them a Paph vietnamense. Can somebody point me to a key of the Parvisepalum species that shows me where this species fits in relation to the others? Does the native location of the two species (delenatii and vietnamense) overlap or do they grow in distinct areas? |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
From what I have heard, vietnamense comes from a completely different
area than delanatii....and grows under different conditions...cooler, I believe...I know nothing about whether it needs a lot of light, or whether it needs an acidic mix like delanatii or a calcareous mix like other parvi's...also, apparently most vietnamense are not that great...only the best get photographed, and only in their first few days after opening......Take care, Eric Muehlbauer in rainy cool Queens NY.....with concolor and niveum in bloom |
Paph vietnamense taxonomy
Eric,
I agree that from the pictures it's nothing special.....but some people have to have one of everything. I guess there is hope that it will impart something into hybrids perhaps real red paphs? Still raining in Northern Virginia....I've started building an arc....Two Phals....Two Paphs....Two Catts....Two Dendrobiums....oh hell, I'm taking them all! Gene "Eric Muehlbauer" wrote in message ... From what I have heard, vietnamense comes from a completely different area than delanatii....and grows under different conditions...cooler, I believe...I know nothing about whether it needs a lot of light, or whether it needs an acidic mix like delanatii or a calcareous mix like other parvi's...also, apparently most vietnamense are not that great...only the best get photographed, and only in their first few days after opening......Take care, Eric Muehlbauer in rainy cool Queens NY.....with concolor and niveum in bloom |
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