Eria densa confirmed to be Eria floribunda

Eria densa, award 20097671, has been confirmed to be Eria floribunda by SITF (Jan 2010). You can now process the award.

Cadetia potamophila confirmed to be Dendrobium schuitemanii

Correct taxon = potamophila

Dendrobium schuitemanii, award 20097670, south florida, joyce Kelly.

Cadetia potamophila, award 20097670, has been confirmed to be Dendrobium schuitemanii by SITF (Nov 2010). You may now process the award.

Vanda liouvillei

Vanda liouvillei (I don't have an award number or date), has been confirmed by the SITF, Nov. 2009. You may now process the award.

Trias disciflora

Two interesting flowers and 10 buds on 12 inflorescences borne on a very well-grown plant with 35 globose pseudobulbs almost covering a 9.5 x 11 cm piece of cork ; pseudobulbs 1.3 cm long by 2 cm high, each with 2 lanceolate leaves up to 13 cm long by 2,2 cm wide, connected by a very short (usually less than 0.5 cm) rhizome ; dorsal sepal beige spotted burgundy becoming heavier at base ; lateral sepals beige heavily spotted burgundy, fused at base ; porrect petals beige spotted burgundy at edges ; hinged lip beige solidly overlaid burgundy ; column cream with burgundy lines at base. Substance firm, texture waxy.

 Trias disciflora, award #20097681, has been confirmed to be Trias disciflora by SITF (Dec 2009). You can now process the award. 

Dendrobium fairchildiae

Fifty-five flowers and sixteen buds on thirteen short inflorescences appearing non-existent, on three flowering canes up to 92 cm ; sepals and petals white, pink apically ; lip white , pink apically, with two yellow spots basally. Substance firm, texture crystalline.

Dendrobium fairchidiae, 20097683, has been confirmed by the SITF. You can now process the award.

Dendrobium insigne

Dendrobium insigne, award 20095178, has been confirmed to be Dendrobium insigne by SITF, Oct 2009. You can now process the award.

Phloeophila paulensis confirmed as Acianthera hystrix

Would somebody please check all billion synonyms to see if this things has been awarded under one of them? Thanks.

Confirmed as

Acianthera hystrix 

Acrorchis roseola

Dear Sirs: I received a provisional CHM/AOS at the Chicago Mini Show on Sat. 10.11/09 for Acrorchis roseola 'Mountainside' Dressler 1090 (a monotypic genus from Costa Rica and Panama) Now I need a proper ID. Ron McHatton spoke to the Wisconsin Orchid Society on 10/04/09 and said that ID's were now done by a team of experts. Now that Selby wasn't doing them. I will try to attatch some digital photos that I took today. I think that they a not the proper size to send, but my digital skills leave a lot to be desired. Please try to ID the plant for me. I have to send the results to the Chicago center and James Spatzek.

Best regards, Walter Crawford

Here's a url for the original description in Orquidea:

http://bit.ly/6C7Zd

Award # 20092917
Place: Glenco Date:10/10/09
Name of plant: Acrorchis roseola
Clonal Name: 'Mountainside'
Parentage: species
Previous awards received by this plant: none
Has the plant been submitted previously for AOS judging of the same inflorescence? No
Width in cm Length in cm
Natural spread: Horiz 1.3 Vert 1.3
Dorsal Sepal: 0.5 0.7
Petal: 0.4 0.4
Lateral Sepal (Syns) 0.5 0.7
Lip (pouch) 0.6 0.5
Description:
Seven flowers and two buds on nine terminal inflorescences; plant 14x16 cm on a cork slab; stems oxblood to 10cm; leaves alternate, lanceolate 0.5x1.5; sepals pale pink; petals and lip white; Keels golden yellow; substance firm; texture crystaline; Species from Mexico, recognized for colorful stems on a miniature plant with contrasting flowers.
Award CHM and score 82
Chairman's Signature;
LeRoy Peterson
Exhibitor Name and Address;
Walter Crawford
303 So 63rd St
Milwaukee, WI 53214
414-774-9962
petal303@sbcglobal.net

Acrorchis roseola, Award # 20092917, has been confirmed to be Acrorchis roseola by SITF, Oct 2009. You can now process the award.