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ORCHID-GROWERS MANUAL. 



O. CRISPUM MIRABILE— See 0. CRisruii Yeitchiaxum. ' 



O. CRISPUM MUNDYANUM, Saiidec— A iieat-shapcd form, having the sepals 

 and petals very regnlarlj- and heavily spotted with purplish-brown, and the lip 

 with reddish-brown spots. It is dedicated to A. E. Mundy, Esq., of Shipley 

 Hall, Derljy, whose fine collection of Orchids is so admirably well managed by 

 Mr. Elphinstone, his able gardener. — Xcw Grenada. 



Fig. — lii/irhe/iiachia. 2n(l ser., i. t. 5. 



ODOSTOGLOSSUM CRISPUM KOBILIUS. 

 (From the Gurdinicrs' Clinmidc .} 



O. CRISPUM NOBILIUS, JToci.— Certainly one of the finest and noblest 

 forms. The sepals are nearly covered with a reddish-brown four- or flve-lobed 

 blotch ; the petals have from two to four irregular blotches of the same colour, 



