Sobralia andreae

Dressler 2006

Native to Colombia

Edited 28 November 2007
© Nina Rach

Sobralia andreae photo from Juan Carlos Uribe

Recently published, in 2006; named in honor of Andrea Niessen, Orquideas del Valle, Cali, Colombia, "who first showed the plants to the author at the Redland Orchid Festival."

Collected in June 2004 near border between Cundinmarca and Tolima, near Melgar, at an altitude of 700 m [warm-growing].

The striking, solid magenta flowers are medium-sized and not fragrant.

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Printed References:

Robert L. Dressler 2006. Orquideologia 24(2): 126 (125-132; photogr.; plate). 2006 [dt. Dec 2005; issued in 2006; Revista de la Sociedad Colombiana de Orquideologia].


Online References:

ING: Index Nominum Genericorum, URL: http://ravenel.si.edu/botany/ing/ingForm.cfm from the U.S. National Herbarium, Dept. of Systematic Biology - Botany, Smithsonian Institution

International Plant Names Index [IPNI], www.ipni.org


Comments? Questions? Send e-mail: sobralia@autrevie.com.

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