This is different type of Den. shiraishii. The difference is on its labellum, which shows no reddish color. Overall, it looks like Den. macrophyllum, but with bigger size and less "hairy" appearance.
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- Bulbophyllum vaginatum [Lindley]Rchb.f 1864
- Paphiopedilum lowii (Lindl.) Pfitzer 1895
- Paphiopedilum glaucophyllum [J.J.Smith.]Pfitzer 1900
- Dendrobium superbum Rchb.f 1864
- Dendrobium anosmum Lindley 1845
- Dendrobium anosmum Lindley 1845
- Dendrobium shiraishii T.Yukawa & M.Nishida 1992
- Dendrobium shiraishii T.Yukawa & M.Nishida 1992
- Dendrobium sanguinolentum Lindl. 1842
- Dendrobium sanguinolentum Lindl. 1842
- Dendrobium purpureum Roxb. 1820
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- I always feel delight when I visit orchid nursery. It is as if I am in the middle of paradise. Orchids are one of nature's best work. My first encounter with orchid was begun with three pots of hybrid dendrobiums as self-given birthday present to myself a few years ago. And now my private collection has expanded into a small orchid garden that consists of hybrid and species orchids. Here I post some of the pictures of my collections. Unfortunately, I am not a professional photographer, however I am trying my best to take picture from my collections and wishing I could catch the best shape and the most unique character of every orchid in my garden. Please enjoy your visit here and any comment will be welcomed.
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