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A. Lobbianum, Phmchon. — See Ancectochilus Roxbueghii. 



A, Lobbii, Hort. — See Ancectochilus argyroneurum. 



A. Lowii. — See DossiNiA biarmorata.. 



A. NeTillianum, Hort. Low. — A distinct and pretty species, 

 which grows about three inches high, and has oblong-ovate 

 leaves an inch and a half long, of a rich dark velvety copper 

 or bronzy hue, marked with two rows of oblong pallid 

 blotches. It is a free grower. — Borneo. 



A. Petola. — See Macodes Petola. 



A. querceticola. — See Physurus querceticola. 



A. regale, Blume. — One of the handsomest species of the 

 genus, and the one which has been longest in cultivation, 

 having been for many years grown under the name of A. 

 setaceum, which does not belong to it, the true A. setaceum 

 of Blume having leaves of a velvety green, without the golden 

 veins conspicuous in this plant, which in Ceylon is called 

 Wana Rajah, equivalent to King of the Woods. It grows 

 four inches high, and has roundish ovate leaves two inches 

 long, and an inch and a half broad. The surface is of a 

 beautiful velvety bronzy green, veined in regular lines, and 

 covered with a network of gold. There are several varieties 

 of this charming plant, all of which are free growers. — Ceylon 

 and Java. 



YiG.—Boi. Mag., t. 4123 ; Bot. Reg., t. 2010 ; Flore des Sevres, t. 15 ; 

 Blume, Orch, Arch. Ind., tt. 12, 17 ; Belg. Hort., 1861, t. 18. 

 Syn, — A, setaceum, Lindley et Hort., non Blume. 



A. regale COrdatum, Hort. — A rare and remarkably hand- 

 some variety, growing three inches high, and having leaves 

 two inches long and an inch and a half broad ; it resembles 

 the former, but is rounder in the leaf, and the gold markings 

 are broader. — Java. 



Syn. — A. setaceum cordatum. 



A. regale grandifolium, Hon. — A. beautiful and very rare 

 kind, growing two and a half inches high, and having leaves 

 two inches long and an inch and a half broad. The foliage is 

 light green, beautifully laced and banded with a network of 

 gold. — Java. 



Syn. — A, setaceum grandifolium. 



