Phalaenopsis Amabracea (amabilis x honghenensis)

eorchids a écrit:

Le nom est inconnu ou pas / plus enregistré, peut-être parce que Phalenopsis braceana a sombré corps et bien, et qu'il est devenu Phalaenopsis taenialis.

Elé a écrit:Tu es sûr que braceana est devenu taenialis? Je croyais que c'était honghenensis.

eorchids a écrit:C'est ce que dit Kew.

 

As for honghenensis, I'm also with Stig Dalström, and what was once called Phal. braceana should be called honghenensis, braceana being now a synonym for Phal. taenialis. What has been called by the late Christenson Phal. honghenensis should be either call Phal. wilsonii or Phal. Sp. until more work is done with all those leafless species.

Phalaenopsis honghenensis F.Y. Liu, was discovered in north of Thailand at Doi Angkhang, 300 Km North of Chiang Mai. It is here, in a mountainous area near the border with Burma that in June 2012, Mr. Pornpett Momkeaw was very fortunate to discover, in full bloom, plants of Phalaenopsis honghenensis, thus discovering for the first time this plant in Thailand.

This species is often grown as Phalaenopsis braceana. In an article published in 2010 Stig Dalstrom, Ngawang Gyeltshen and Thomas Höijer establish that Phalaenopsis braceana is synonymous with Phalaenopsis taenialis so this name should not be used. In another article published later in 2010, Stig Dalstrom and Paul Ormerod establish that plants grown and improperly named as Phalaenopsis braceana correspond to a species described by Professor Liu in 1991. At that date, from a plant collected in the Yunnan province of China, Professor Liu described a new Phalaenopsis species and named it Phalaenopsis honghenensis.

eorchids a écrit: C'est clair non ?  
Cela vient des travaux de Stig Dalström

Fab a écrit:Mais y a pas du stobartiana là dedans???