Marcu, 1907.] THE ORCHID REVIEW. 81 
ODONTIODA BRADSHAWIZ. 
Our last issue (p. 40) contained a brief description of the brilliant Odontioda 
xX Bradshawiz, for which Messrs. Charlesworth and Co. received a First- 
class Certificate at the R.H.S. meeting held on January t1gth last, and now 
we have much pleasure in illustrating it, our figure being prepared from a 
photograph of a single flower received from Messrs. Charlesworth and a 
reduced drawing of a photo of the entire plant as exhibited. It is, of course, 
impossible to convey an idea of the brilliant colour in black and white, and 
we may add that it is a colour.that does not photograph well; but Messrs. 
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Fig. 9.. OpONTIODA BRADSHAWL. 
Charlesworth have given a colour-photograph of a single flower in their new 
Catalogue, just issued. We need not add much to the description already 
given, as the figure speaks for itself. The prevailing colour of the sepals 
and petals is a shade of cinnabar-scarlet, with light yellow markings on 
the lip. Itis a worthy companion to the brilliant O. Vuylstekez, of which 
a figure in its greatly improved condition was given at page 217 of our last 
volume. It will be interesting to see what the plant develops into when it 
becomes stronger. When the brilliant Cochlioda Neetzliana has been 
crossed with other forms of Odontoglossum crispum a considerable amount 
