odontoglossums造句

• They are very varied and are easily hybridised with " Odontoglossum ".
• The blossoms are the most variable in the Odontoglossum genus in terms of size, colour and degree of crimpling along the segment margins.
• In this neighbourhood he collected more orchids, especially " Odontoglossum crispum ", which he brought safely to England in June 1881.
• "Cymbidium mosaic virus " and the " Odontoglossum ringspot virus " ( ORSV ) are two of the most common viruses affecting cultivated orchids worldwide.
• He pioneered " cool orchid cultivation " which enabled the Odontoglossum to be cultivated in England, replicating the cool arid climate of the cloud forests in Central America where these exotic flowers are found.
• Although having initially accepted the genus, Reichenbach decided all " Aspasia " would be better placed under the genus " Odontoglossum " and, in 1864, he proposed this transfer.
• He was praised for his " " judicious packing and careful superintendence of the transport " " of the scarce " Odontoglossum blandum " which all arrived at Chelsea in good condition.
• About ten years later by crossbreeding " Vuylstekeara " and " Odontoglossum Clonius " appeared " Vuylstekeara Cambria Plush ", awarded by the Royal Horticultural Society and by the American Orchid Society.
• Fitch's important works are his illustrations for William Hooker's " A century of orchidaceous plants " ( 1851 ), and for James Bateman's " A Monograph of Odontoglossum " ( 1864 74 ).
• The first orchid hybrid among " Odontoglossum crispum " x " Miltonia " x " Cochlioda noetzliana " was obtained in 1911 by Mr . Charles Vuylsteke and was called " Vuylstekeara " in his honor.
• Walter Hood Fitch, ( 1817 1892 ) . . . was employed by Bateman to create the paintings for his magnificent orchid books . . . exceedingly rare, A Monograph of Odontoglossum, is composed of thirty large scale hand-coloured lithographs . ""
• Entering from the stairs via a vestibule, there were three main rooms  one for cattleyas, laelias, and hybrids; one for odontoglossums, oncidiums, miltonias, and their hybrids; and a tropical room ( according to " Fer-de-Lance " ).
• Some of the best Oncidium alliance hybrids originate from " Oncidium tigrinum " and " Oncidium incurvum ", when crossed with Odontoglossums, although hybridization possibilities of this group of orchids are endless, and there are literally hundreds of thousands of excellent hybrids in the Oncidium alliance.
• The idea apparently was not welcome and in 1878 Reichenbach was again accepting " Aspasia " as a good genus because at the time he transferred " Odontoglossum psittacinum ", a plant re received from Ecuador and described two years earlier, to " Aspasia ".
• Lindley states then that the limits between a number of Oncidiinae genera, " Cyrtochilum ", " Oncidium ", " Odondoglossum ", " Brassia " and " Miltonia ", at that time classified as Vandaea, were yet to be perfectly established; although closely related, the differences should possibly be : " Oncidium " has a column with two ears and labellum distinctively lobed; " Miltonia " has a column with two ears and an entire labellum partially united to the column base; " Odontoglossum " and " Cyrtochilum " have winged columns and entire labelli but the former has it partially united to the column; and " Brassia " does not have any appendages on the column.