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the presence of a synsepalum, and the way the flowers are arranged to the stem (very different from the type of Oncidium lykaiosii as illustrated http://www.epidendra.org/taxones/Oncidium/Oncidium%20lykaiosii/#), would make it an obvius Gomesa. I think this is an x Oncidesa, because of the similarity of the style and lip base to Oncidium lykaiosii.
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the presence of a synsepalum, and the way the flowers are arranged to the stem (very different from the type of Oncidium lykaiosii as illustrated http://www.epidendra.org/taxones/Oncidium/Oncidium%20lykaiosii/#), would make it an obvius Gomesa. I think this is an x Oncidesa, because of the similarity of the style and lip base to Oncidium lykaiosii.
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