ANGETOCHILUS. 55 
A. Reinwardtiii—A delicate little plant, with thin, 
watery stems, bearing roundish leaves about r}in. long, the 
surface coloured deep bronze, with a velvet-like sheen, 
and thickly covered with interlacing lines of deep, shining 
gold. This is a perfect litthe gem when in good health. 
It is a native of Java. 
Fig. 12, Ancectochilus xanthophyllum 
(} nat, size). 
A. Roxburghiii—Stem gin. to 6in. long, very fleshy ; 
leaves 2}in. by r13in., ovate, the surface deep, bronzy green, 
with a broad band of silvery grey running along the mid- 
rib, from the base almost to the apex; veins shining, 
coppery red. A beautiful plant, which was once fairly 
