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Hetaeria 2. Nr. s.l. – 900 m. Limestone.<br />

Tropidia 1. Nr. s.l. – 825 m.<br />

Corymborkis 1. Nr. s.l. – 800 m.<br />

Malaxis 13. Nr. s.l. – 1120 m.<br />

Oberonia 3. Nr. s.l. – 1200 m. Mangrove epiphyte (O. equitans: Muana-i-Ra, Rewa,<br />

Vodonaivalu, SUVA), beach thickets (Natewa, Smith et. al., SUVA).<br />

Liparis 8. Nr. s.l. – 1200 m. Mangrove epiphyte (L. elliptica: opp. Suva cemetery,<br />

Vodonaivalu, SUVA). Limestone (L. condylobulbon).<br />

Chrysoglossum 2. 200 – 1100 m. Forest.<br />

Coelogyne 2. 200 – 1100 m. Forest, ridges, crests.<br />

Pseuderia 2. 50 – 900 m. Forest, thickets, forest-grassland transition.<br />

Cadetia 1. ‘Up to perhaps 300 m.’ Forest.<br />

Dendrobium 22. Epiphytes in mangrove forest (e.g. D. dactylodes: Wainunu R.<br />

estuary, Miller, SUVA; D. biflorum: Savusavu, Vodonaivalu, SUVA), – 1300 m.<br />

Limestone (D. vagans, D. tokai).<br />

Flickeringia 1. One 1945 collection from Suva [?Lami] Quarry. Possibly on limestone.<br />

Diplocaulobium 1. Nr. s.l., occasionally in mangrove swamps, – 900 m.<br />

Eria 3. Mangrove epiphyte (E. rostriflora: opp. Suva Cemetery, Vodonaivalu,<br />

SUVA) – 960 m.<br />

Mediocalcar 1. Nr. s.l. – 1150 m.<br />

Epiblastus 1. 850 – 1150 m. Dense forest.<br />

Agrostophyllum 2. No altitudinal information is available for one species. The other has<br />

been collected only once, probably at 200 – 400 m. Dense or open forest.<br />

Earina 1. 300 – 1100 m. Dense or open forest, edge of grassland.<br />

Glomera 2. 270 m (Namosi, 800’, Vodonaivalu, SUVA) – 1300 m. Forest.<br />

Glossorhyncha 1. 670 – 1190 m. Dense forest, dense thicket.<br />

Aglossorhyncha 1. 1000 – 1100 m. One collection only: Nadarivatu, in forest.<br />

Appendicula 3. Nr. s.l. – 1030 m. Epiphyte in mangrove (A. reflexa: opp. Suva<br />

Cemetery, Vodonaivalu, SUVA).<br />

Calanthe 5. Nr. s.l. – 1323 m. Limestone.<br />

Phaius 2. Nr. s.l. – 1150 m.<br />

Spathoglottis 3. Mangrove epiphyte (S. pacifica: opposite Suva cemetery,<br />

Vodonaivalu, SUVA) – 1000 m.<br />

Acanthephippium 1. Nr. s.l. – 900 m.<br />

Bulbophyllum (incl. Cirrhopetalum) 20. Epiphyte in mangrove (B. longiscapum:<br />

Wainunu R. estuary, Bua, Miller, SUVA; opp. Suva Cemetery, Vodonaivalu,<br />

SUVA) – 1150 m.<br />

Geodorum 1. Nr. s.l. – 450 m. Pockets of soil on limestone, in dense forest, etc.<br />

Eulophia (incl. Eulophidium) 2. From ‘low elevations’ (Kores in Smith) up to 850 m.<br />

Limestone.<br />

Grammatophyllum 1. No altitudinal information is avaialable, but probably only known<br />

from low altitude (cf. Meli Meli, Viti Levu, 5 m, Ash, SUVA). G. elegans is recorded<br />

in mangrove by Rewa R. delta (Thaman et al. 2005).<br />

Octarrhena 1. One collection: 300 m, Mt Korombalevu. [= ?Nakobalevu]. Habitat<br />

unknown (probably dense forest).<br />

Phreatia 11. Mangrove epiphyte (P. neocaledonica: Tailevu, Vodonaivalu, SUVA) –<br />

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