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segments, especially the lip which is often remarkable on account of its 
fulness. 
The annexed plate is figured from a beautiful variety belonging to 
M. Fiorent Pauwets, of Antwerp, the well known amateur. 
Cutture. — The Mexican Odontoglossum, of which O. maculatum, O. Cer- 
vantesi, O. Rossi, O. citrosmum are chiefly typical, require a little more heat than 
O. Pescatorea, O. luteo-purpureum, etc.; they do not need the air to be so freely 
renewed, and their rest is more characterised; they may be allowed to pass 
winter in the Intermediate house, whereas during the fine season it is better to 
treat them in the same way as their congeners from Colombia and Venezuela. 
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