APPENDIX. 



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ON ORCHIDS— contd. 



Schomburgkia 



crispa (I), brown, yel., and white. 

 Lyonsi (ii), white, purple, and yel. 

 tibicinis (I), mauve, cr., white, and 

 rose. 



Selenipediums 



albo-purpureum (x, i), white and 

 rose-purple, calurum (x, i), white, 

 green, and rose-purple, caricinum 

 (i), green and white ; small, but beau- 

 tiful, cardinale (x, i), white and 

 bright rose-purple, caudatum Wal- 

 lisii (i), altogether a whiter ground- 

 colour, and more delicate markings 

 than in the type. Cliola (x, i), white, 

 green, and rose, conchiferum (x, i), 

 green and brown. Dominii (x, I), 

 green and brown, purple spots. 

 Grande (x, w-i), green and brown. 

 leucorhodum (x, w-l), white and 

 rose; one of the best.. Lindleyandm 

 (i), deep brown ; small, longifolium 

 (w-i), green, purple, and brown. L. 

 Hartwegii (w-i), brighter-coloured 

 fl ; larger. macrochilum (x, w-i), 

 green and brown, long tails ; very fine. 

 nitidissimum (x, w-i), green and 

 brown. Perseus (x, WtI), rose, dis- 

 tinct bronzy suffusion. Schlimii (i), 

 white and rose. Schroder^: (x, w-i), 

 white and rose; one of the most dis- 

 tinct. Sedenii (x, I), rose and white ; 

 one of the oldest from which most of 

 this section have their origin. 



Sobralia 



Kenestiana (i), white, leuco- 

 xantha (I), pale yel., dark yel. 

 throat, macrantha (i), rose, white 

 and yel. in throat. Veitchii (i), rose, 

 mottled purple and yel. xantholeuca 

 (i), light yel., deep yel. in throat. 



Stanhopea 



eburnea (I), white ; very fragrant. 

 tigrina (i), deep orange, spotted 

 purple; very fragrant. Wardh (i), 

 golden-yel., spotted purple; very 

 fragrant. 



Thunia 



alba (r), white and yel. Bensojnlk 

 (i), deep rose, purple, and yel. 

 Marshalliana (i), white and yel.' 



Trichopilia 



coccinea (c-i), red and white; 

 fragrant. fragrans (C-i), white; 

 highly fragrant. Galeottiana (c-i), 

 pale yel. marginata (c-i), reddish.7- 

 purple, yel. and white ; fragrant. 

 SUAVIS (C-i), white, rose, purple, and 

 yel. ; very fragrant. S. ALBA (C-i), 

 white, yel. throat, tortilis (c-i), 

 yel.-green, white, and purple ; fragrant. 



Vanda 



Bensoni (s), yel.-green, reddish- 

 brown, and violet ; fragrant. C/ERU- 

 LESCENS (S), mauve-blue and violet. 

 CONCOLOR (s), cinnamon-brown, rosy 

 dots, cristata (s), yel.-green, buff, 

 and purple, lamellata Boxalli 

 (S), creamy-white, reddish-purple, and 

 ipse ; fragrant. Parishii (s), yel. and 

 deep brown ; very fragrant. P. Mar- 

 riottiana (S), deep purple and white ; 

 veiy fragrant. Roxburghii (s), olive- 

 green, brown, violet-purple, and white. 



Zygopetalum 



crinitum (I), green, brown, creamy- 

 white, and violet-purple. Mackayi 

 (I), yel.-green, brownish-purple, white, 

 and bluish-purple. maxillare (i), 

 green, chocolate, and bluish-purple. 



14.-ON PITCHER PLANTS 



(p. .624 to p. 637). 



Sarracenia— Species and Varieties Sarracenia (contd.)— Hybrids 



FlLDESH, yel.-green, purple vein- A.TKINSONIANA, fl. light rose an 



ings ; very fine, flava maxima, much yel. ; 1. pale green. Chelsonii, fl. 



larger, and with more prominent mark- deep red; 1. pale green, becoming 



ings than the type ; one of the finest. heavily suffused with dark purple ; 



PURPUREA, fl. purple; 1. dark green, one of the most effective vaneues. 



suffused and veined deep purple; Courtii, 1. green becoming suf- 



hardy. RUBRA, fl. reddish-purple; 1. fused cr. -purple and veined a darker 



deep green, suffused purple, reticulated shade of puiple ; a most desirable 



with darker purple veinings. vario- kind. crispata, 1. narrow, of a 



laris fl yel • 1. green, spotted light green colour. exoniensis, 



with white, near the yellowish summit 1. very large green suffused with 



light reticulated with purple. purple, veined a darker shade of 



