to six thousand feet. Specimens sent early in 1902 to the 

 Royal Gardens, Kew, by Mr. Duthie, flowered in July of 

 the same year. 



Ihscr. — Pseudobulbs tufted, an inch long, ovoid, obtuse, 

 grooved, greyish green. Leaf two inches long, elliptic- 

 oblong or -lanceolate, tip bidentate, coriaceous, dark 

 green above, with an impressed costa ; base narrowed into 

 a very short petiole. Peduncle very slender, longer than 

 the leaf. Umbel six- to ten-flowered. Bracts whorled, a 

 quarter of an inch long, subulate. Pedicels with the ovary 

 longer than the bracts. Flowers an inch long, ochro- 

 leucous. Dorsal sepal a quarter of an inch long, obtuse, 

 streaked with purple ; lateral liuear-lanceolate, acuminate, 

 convex, auricled at the base. Petals shorter than the 

 dorsal sepal, ovate, tip rounded. Lip decurved ; margins 

 thickened, fleshy, crenate. Column bicuspidate. — /. D. H. 



Fig. 1, flower ; 2, the same, with the sepals and petals removed; 3, column ; 

 4, anthers ; 5 and 6, pollinia : — all enlarged. 



