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141. GALEOLA, Loureiro. 



Twelve species, from India, Japan, Malayan Archipelago, 



Australia, and New Caledonia. 

 GALEOTTIA. (See Zygopetalum.) 

 *G. fimbriata, Gard. Chron., 1856, 660. 



142. GASTRODIA, R. Brown. 



Seven species, from India, Western Asia, Malayan Archi- 

 pelago, Australia, and New Zealand. 



143. Geodorum, Jackson. 



Nine or ten species, wild in India, Malayan Archipelago, 

 and Australia. See Bot. Mag., t. 2195. 



144. Glomera, Blume. 



Two species, from the Malayan Archipelago and Pacific 

 Isles. See Gard. Chron., 1882, xviii., 812. 



145. GLOSSODIA, R, Brown. 



Four species, wild in Australia. 



146. GLOSSULA, Lindley. 



One species, from China and Cochin China ; near 

 Harbenaria, or Bonatea. 



147. Gomeza, R. Brown. 



Six species, wild in Brazil, related to Odontoglossum or 

 Rodriguezia. See Bot. Mag., t. 2746 (PleurothaUis), 

 t. 3497, 3505 (as Rodriguezia). 



148. GOMPHICHIS, Lindley. 



Four or five species, wild on the Andes of South America. 



149. Gongora, Ruiz and Pavon. 



Twenty species, wild in Mexico and Braxil. The genus 

 Acropera is now included. Some of the species are 

 very interesting as grown in baskets, although not 

 showy enough for modern collectors* See Gard. 

 Chron., 1879, xi., 433. 



150. Goody era, R. Brown. 



Twenty-five species, natives of Britain, Europe, Madeira, 

 Asia, tropical and temperate ; Madagascar, North 

 America, and New Caledonia. Velvety -leaved, low- 

 growing plants, resembling the Anaectochili of the 

 Tropics. G. discolor and G. Dawsoni are common in 

 collections. See Gard. Chron., 1879, xi., 433 ; Bot. 

 Mag., t. 2540. 



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