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Showing posts with label Trias. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trias. Show all posts

April 24, 2015

Trias nummularia determined to be Trias cambodiana








Trias nummularia Aver. & Averyanova, Komarovia 4: 35 (2006).this name is accepted.


20153263 Florida North Central Judging Center

Trias nummularia, award 20153263, has been determined to be Trias cambodiana by SITF (June 2015).

March 10, 2014

Trias picta determined to be a possible hybrid


west palm, award number 20143952

Trias picta, award 20143952, has been determined to be a possible hybrid by SITF (April 2014) with assistance of Jaap Jan Vermeulen.

November 03, 2009

Trias disciflora 2 (!!)







Dear Identifiers:
My plant of Trias disciflora received a provisional CHM award of 84
points at the Blackhawk Orchid Society Show on 10/23/09.
Award # 20097922
Nat. Spread: Horiz. 2.3cm Vert. 2.7cm
Dorsal Sepal: 1.7cm horiz. 2.3cm vert.
Petal: 0.2cm horz. 0.7cm vert.
Lat Sepal: 1.5cm horz. 2.7cm vert.
Lip: 1.0cm horz. 2.1cm vert.
Description:: Plant 11.6cm by 16.0cm: globe shaped pseudobulbs, up to
1.7cm in diameter; leaves turgid, lanceolate, 2.5cm by 11.5cm; grown
on a piece of cork covered with sphagnummoss, one flower on a 1.0cm
basal inflorescence and one bud; sepals and petals yellow spotted red
brown; lateral sepals spotted more heavily; lip hinged, solid maroon;
callus yellow substance very firm texture waxy; native of Thailand Laos
and Vietnam.
CHM, 84 points

Thanks in advance for working on the plant ID.
Sincerely,
Walter Crawford
petal303@sbcglobal.net
Trias disciflora, award # 20097922, has been confirmed to be Trias disciflora by the SITF (Dec 2009). You can now process the award.

October 19, 2009

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.