Sudamerlycaste (Ida) rikii determined to be be Sudamerlycaste (Ida) jimenezi

Award number: 20165818 pnw

Name:  Sudamerlycaste (Ida) rikii ‘Eleonora’ CHM/AOS

Parents: species

	Horizontal / Width	Vertical / Length
Natural Spread	6.3	11.7
Dorsal Sepal	2.9	8.6
Petals	2.0	6.4
Lateral Sepals	2.5	8.6
Lip / Pouch	1.9	3.7

Description:

Eight nodding, pale apple green flowers and two buds on 10 inflorescences, up to 29 cm long; sepals suffused apple green on distal two-thirds; dorsal sepal porrect, lateral sepal sickle shaped, mentum pale apple green, petals cupped; lip midlobe fimbriated , deep apple green centrally, crest concave, five keels proximally, side lobes deep apple green; column cream; substance heavy, texture waxy.

Note: There is a prior award # 2009-5063 for Ida rikii CHM/AOS where the flowers are described as ivory, sepals and petals flushed palest ice green on distal two-thirds, lip flushed yellow centrally.  The color is distinctly different between these two plants.

Sudamerlycaste (Ida) rikii, award 20165818, has been determined to be be Sudamerlycaste (Ida) jimenezii by SITF (Dec 2016). 

Sudamerlycaste gigantea

Sudamerlycaste gigantea ‘ MOSTAZAL’

Five nodding flowers and eight buds on 14 inflorescences to 63 cm; plant 112 cm wide by 84 cm tall, plicate leaves to 10 cm wide by 85 cm long well-grown in bark in 10 cm diameter plastic pot; flowers light green, tri-lobed lip darker green, callus double keeled, midlobe basally white, fringed margin white; column white; substance firm; texture glossy. Provisional

20151895 - PNW

Sudamerlycaste gigantean, award 2015, has been confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste gigantean, by SITF (May 2015).

Sudamerlycaste andreettae confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste fulvescens

20151894 PNW


 - Sudamerlycaste andreettae ‘MariaFer’

Eight nodding flowers and three buds on ten inflorescences to 12 cm; plicate leaves to 11 cm wide by 37 cm long on three ovoid pseudobulbs grown in bark in 23 cm diameter clay pot; sepals and petals dark tan, basally chartreuse; fimbriate lip light orange, prominent triangular side lobes and double keels light chartreuse; column white; substance firm; texture waxy; recognized for rarity in cultivation and breeding potential; species native to Colombia.Provisional

Sudamerlycaste andreettae, award 20151894, has been confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste fulvescens by SITF (June 2015).  

Sudamerlycaste heynderycxii

#20144715 FCJC- i asked for more fotos

Lycaste longipetala determined to be Sudamerlycaste jimenezii

20141870 Lycaste longipetala ‘ La Aldea’CCM85

Twenty-two green flowers and five buds on 27 inflorescences on a robust immaculate 176 cm wide by 69 cm tall plant in a 45 cm plastic pot growing in bark; inflorescences 30-50 cm long; flowers nodding, light green; lip fringed, green, darker green centrally; column white; substance firm; texture waxy.   Provisional 

Lycaste longipetala, award 20141870, has been determined to be Sudamerlycaste jimenezii  by SITF (April 2014). 

Sudamerlycaste heynderycxii confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste × monopampanensis

Sudamerlycaste heynderycxii (E.Morren) Archila, Revista Guatemal. 5(3): 81 (2002).

This name is accepted.

20134103  PRJC

Sudamerlycaste heynderycxii, award 20134103, Has been confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste × monopampanensis by SITF (Jan 2014). 

Sudamerlycaste uribei

Sudamerlycaste uribei (Oakeley) Archila, Richardiana 10: 28 (2009).This name is accepted.

Award 20135039 West Palm

Sudamerlycaste uribei,  Award 20135039, has been confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste uribei by SITF (Jan 2014) 

Ida linguella, confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste linguella

Ida linguella (Rchb.f.) A.Ryan & Oakeley, Orchid Digest 67: 25 (2003). This name is a synonym.
Accepted Name:	Sudamerlycaste linguella (Rchb.f.) Archila, Revista Guatemal. 5(3): 82 (2002). Ida linguella, award 20105124, has been confirmed to be Sudamerlycaste linguella by SITF (Oct 2010).

Lycaste xanthocheila confirmed to be Ida castanea

Lycaste xanthocheila, award 20095009, has been confirmed to be Ida castanea by the SITF March 2008 with the assistance of Henry Oakeley. You can now process the award.

Patricia Harding , chair SITF