54ORCHIDOIDEAEhypochile concave-saccate, 3–3.5 mm, glabrous; epichile ligulate,cymbiform, 2–2.5 mm, apex acute, slightly recurved. Columnca. 1.5 mm; anther ovoid-cordate, apex acute; pollinia ca.1.3 mm; rostellum less than 1 mm, remnant deeply bifid. Fl.Jul–Aug.● Mossy damp places in alpine forests; 2000–3000 m. C and NTaiwan.27. Goodyera hachijoensis Yatabe, Bot. Mag. (Tokyo) 5: 1.1891.白 网 脉 斑 叶 兰 bai wang mai ban ye lanEpipactis hachijoensis (Yatabe) A. A. Eaton; E. matsumurana(Schlechter) A. A. Eaton; Goodyera alboreticulataHayata; G. hachijoensis var. matsumurana (Schlechter) Ohwiex Hatusima & Amano; G. matsumurana Schlechter; Peramiumalboreticulatum (Hayata) Makino; P. hachijoense (Yatabe)Makino; P. matsumuranum (Schlechter) Makino.Plants terrestrial, 8–30 cm tall. Rhizome slender, manynoded. Stem ascending, 2–10 cm, 3–5-leaved. Leaves widelyspaced along stem, abaxially grayish white, adaxially greenwith fine white reticulate venation, ovate to ovate-oblong, 3–8× 2–4 cm, base rounded, apex acute; petiole-like base and tubularsheath reddish brown, 1.5–2.5 cm. Peduncle pale reddishbrown, 3–10 cm, pubescent, with 4–7 sterile bracts; rachis 3–10cm, subdensely many flowered, secund; floral bracts green, reddishbrown at base, lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate, ca. 8 × 3.5mm, margin lacerate-fimbriate at base, apex acuminate. Flowersopening weakly, pale green to white, subglobose, small;pedicel and ovary cylindric-fusiform, 5–5.5 mm, glabrous.Sepals glabrous, 1-veined; dorsal sepal ovate to ovate-oblong,3–4 × 1.5–3 mm, concave, apex obtuse or acute; lateral sepalsovate to broadly ovate-oblong, oblique, 3–4 × 2–3 mm, apexacute. Petals rhombic, oblique, 3.2–3.5 × 1.4–2 mm, 1-veined,apex obtuse; lip ovate, 3–3.5 × ca. 3.5 mm; hypochile concavesaccate,inside papillose; epichile ligulate, cymbiform, ca. 1mm, apex obtuse, not recurved. Column yellowish white, ca.1.5 mm; anther ovoid; rostellum short, remnant shallowly bifid.Fl. May–Jun. 2n = 28, 40.Damp places in forests; 400–1500 m. C and S Taiwan [Japan].28. Goodyera wuana Tang & F. T. Wang, Acta Phytotax. Sin.1: 69. 1951.天 全 斑 叶 兰 tian quan ban ye lanPlants terrestrial, ca. 12 cm tall. Stem ascending, 7-leaved.Leaves spaced along stem, abaxially pale green, adaxially greenwith white venation and irregular markings, ovate, 1.3–1.5 ×0.6–0.7 cm, base cuneate, apex acute; petiole-like base and tubularsheath to 0.8 cm. Peduncle green, pubescent, with 3 sterilebracts; rachis to 3 cm, 9-flowered, secund; floral bracts lanceolate,ca. 5.5 mm, apex acuminate. Flowers barely opening,white tinged pink, small; pedicel and ovary cylindric-fusiform,ca. 5.5 mm, sparsely pubescent. Sepals glabrous, 1-veined;dorsal sepal elliptic-oblong, ca. 4.2 × 1.5–1.8 mm, apex obtuse;lateral sepals ovate, oblique, 4–4.5 × 2.3–2.5 mm, apex obtuse.Petals spatulate, oblique, 4–4.2 × ca. 1.2 mm, 1-veined, apexobtuse; lip ovate, 3.8–4 × ca. 4 mm; hypochile concave-saccate,glabrous, with 2 lamellae inside; epichile triangular, apex obtuse,extending forward. Column ca. 2.5 mm including anther.Fl. Aug–Sep.● Forests. W Sichuan.29. Goodyera yangmeishanensis T. P. Lin, Native OrchidsTaiwan 2: 173. 1977.小 小 斑 叶 兰 xiao xiao ban ye lanGoodyera shixingensis K. Y. Lang.Plants terrestrial, 8–11 cm tall. Rhizome slender, fewnoded. Stem ascending, 3–4 cm, 3–5-leaved. Leaves spacedalong stem, abaxially green, adaxially green with white reticulatevenation and occasionally with a white band along midvein,ovate to oblong-lanceolate, 1.5–5 × 0.9–2 cm, baserounded, apex acute; petiole-like base and tubular sheath 0.5–1cm. Peduncle red or reddish brown, 2–4 cm, sparsely pubescent,with 2 or 3 sterile bracts; rachis 2–4 cm, subdensely manyflowered, subsecund; floral bracts ovate-lanceolate, 6–7.5 × ca.3.2 mm, basal margin denticulate, apex acuminate. Flowersbarely opening, white, small; pedicel and ovary reddish brown,cylindric-fusiform, 5.5–7 mm, glabrous. Sepals glabrous, 1-veined; dorsal sepal white, tinged reddish brown at apex, elliptic,3–3.8 × 2.2–2.5 mm, concave, apex obtuse; lateral sepalspale reddish brown, tinged white at apex, ovate, oblique, 4–4.5× 2–2.8 mm, apex obtuse. Petals white, rhombic-oblanceolate,oblique, ca. 3 × 1 mm, glabrous, 1-veined, apical margin denticulate,apex obtuse; lip ovate, 4–5 × ca. 4 mm, fleshy; hypochiledeeply concave-saccate, ca. 3 × 3.5 mm, inside densely papillose;epichile subsquare, ca. 1.5 mm, margin irregularly denticulate,not recurved, apex often involute. Column ca. 1.5 mm;anther deltoid-obovoid; rostellum remnant deeply bifid. Fl. Jul–Sep.● Damp shaded places in forests; 300–1000 m. Guangdong, NTaiwan.This species is very similar to Goodyera pusilla Blume fromIndonesia and Malaysia; the two need to be critically compared.Dicerostylis Blume.6. HYLOPHILA Lindley, Edwards’s Bot. Reg. 19: ad t. 1618. 1833.袋 唇 兰 属 dai chun lan shuChen Xinqi ( 陈 心 启 Chen Sing-chi); Stephan W. Gale, Phillip J. CribbHerbs, terrestrial, occasionally lithophytic or rarely epiphytic. Rhizome long, creeping, fleshy; roots borne at rhizome nodes,fibrous. Stem erect or ascending, terete, leafy, glabrous. Leaves ovate-elliptic, with a long petiole-like base dilating into a tubular,amplexicaul sheath. Inflorescence erect, terminal, densely racemose, pubescent; peduncle with a few sheathing bracts; floral bractsca. as long as ovary, pubescent. Flowers resupinate, not opening widely; ovary twisted, cylindric-fusiform, pubescent. Outer surfaces
ORCHIDOIDEAE 55of sepals pubescent; lateral sepals free, oblique, embracing base and sides of lip. Petals connivent with dorsal sepal and forming ahood, glabrous; lip 2-partite; hypochile a dilated, globose sac, sometimes containing 2 erect, digitate calli on each side; epichile narrowlylinear to ovate, sulcate to canaliculate. Column stout, sometimes with a short V-shaped appendage below stigma; anther lanceolate,2-locular; pollinia 2, granular-farinaceous, sectile, with a long caudicle attached to a solitary, elongate viscidium; rostellumerect, remnant deeply bifid; stigma lobes confluent, slightly raised.About ten species: SE Asia to New Guinea and the Solomon Islands; one species (endemic) in <strong>China</strong>.1. Hylophila nipponica (Fukuyama) S. S. Ying, Coloured Ill.Indig. Orchids Taiwan 1: 469. 1977.袋 唇 兰 dai chun lanDicerostylis nipponica Fukuyama, Bot. Mag. (Tokyo) 50:19. 1936.Plants 20–60 cm tall. Stem ascending, 3–6-leaved, black todark purplish brown. Leaves abaxially pale green, adaxiallydark green and glossy, obovate to elliptic, 5–15 × 3–5 cm, baseobtuse, apex acuminate or acute; petiole-like base ca. 4 cm. Inflorescencereddish brown, 5–10 cm; floral bracts reddishbrown, ovate-lanceolate to lanceolate, ca. 18 × 7.5 mm, slightlylonger than pedicel and ovary, abaxially pubescent, apex acuminate.Flowers green, tinged with reddish brown; ovary 10–11mm including pedicel. Dorsal sepal green, apex tinged withreddish brown, recurved, ovate to ovate-lanceolate, concave,7–9 × 3.5–4 mm, thickly textured, 3-veined; lateral sepalsbrownish green, tinged with white at apex, suborbicular-ovate,oblique, 7–9 × 6–9 mm, 4-veined, apex acuminate. Petals pink,tinged with white at apex, narrowly rhombic, oblique, 7–8 ×2.8–3 mm, 1-veined, apex acuminate; lip yellow; hypochile aventricose-globose sac, 5–6.5 × ca. 4.5 mm, shallowly 2-lobed,with a triangular opening below column; epichile pendulous,pale reddish brown, linear. Column ca. 3 mm, ventrally with aV-shaped appendage; anther reddish yellow, oblong-lanceolate,ca. 5 mm; pollinia joined at tapering ends to a solitary viscidium.Fl. Jul.● Damp places in rain forests; 100–400 m. S Taiwan.7. LUDISIA A. Richard in Bory, Dict. Class. Hist. Nat. 7: 437. 1825.Dicrophyla Rafinesque; Myoda Lindley.血 叶 兰 属 xue ye lan shuChen Xinqi ( 陈 心 启 Chen Sing-chi); Stephan W. Gale, Phillip J. CribbHerbs, terrestrial or occasionally lithophytic. Rhizome elongate, creeping, several noded, fleshy; roots borne at rhizome nodes,stout. Stem erect, leafy. Leaves alternate, adaxially usually with silvery or pinkish veins and reticulation, oblong-lanceolate to elliptic;petiole-like base dilating into amplexicaul sheath. Inflorescence pubescent; peduncle with scattered sterile sheathing bracts; terminalraceme few to many flowered; floral bracts ca. as long as ovary, membranous. Flowers widely spreading, resupinate, relativelysmall; ovary twisted, terete, pubescent. Sepals free, ± similar; dorsal sepal concave, connivent with petals and forming a hood. Petalsnarrower than sepals; lip obliquely twisted, 3-partite, base connate with column margin; hypochile saccate, shallowly 2-lobed,containing 2 large fleshy calli; mesochile with erect margin, forming a subtubular passage; epichile enlarged into a transverselyoblong limb. Column obliquely twisted in opposite direction to lip, apex dilated, abruptly contracted below anther; anther ovoid,large, 2-locular; pollinia 4, granular-farinaceous, sectile, narrowly obovoid, attenuating into slender caudicles that merge andterminate in a small, sticky, oblong viscidium; rostellum triangular, remnant bifid; stigma lobes confluent.One species: Cambodia, <strong>China</strong>, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam.1. Ludisia discolor (Ker Gawler) Blume, Coll. Orchid. 113.1859.血 叶 兰 xue ye lanGoodyera discolor Ker Gawler, Bot. Reg. 4: ad t. 271.1818; Anoectochilus dawsonianus H. Low ex H. G. Reichenbach;Gonogona discolor (Ker Gawler) Link; Haemaria dawsoniana(H. Low ex H. G. Reichenbach) J. D. Hooker; H. discolor(Ker Gawler) Lindley; H. discolor var. dawsoniana (H.Low ex H. G. Reichenbach) B. S. Williams; H. otletae Rolfe;Ludisia dawsoniana (H. Low ex H. G. Reichenbach) Averyanov;L. furetii Blume; L. odorata Blume; L. otletae (Rolfe)Averyanov; Neottia discolor (Ker Gawler) Steudel; Orchiodesdiscolor (Ker Gawler) Kuntze.Plants 10–25 cm tall. Stem erect, with (2 or)3–5 leavesnear base. Leaves abaxially pale red, adaxially blackish greenwith 5 silvery-red veins, oblong-lanceolate to elliptic, 3–7 ×1.7–3 cm, fleshy, apex acute or mucronate; petiole-like base1.5–2.2 cm. Inflorescence pubescent, with 2 or 3 sterile bracts;rachis 3–8 cm, laxly few to more than 10-flowered; floral bractsreddish, ovate to ovate-lanceolate, ca. 1.5 cm, membranous,margin minutely ciliate, apex acuminate. Flowers white tingedwith red, ca. 7 mm in diam.; ovary 1.5–2 cm including pedicel,pubescent. Dorsal sepal ovate-elliptic, cymbiform, 8–9 × 4.5–5mm; lateral sepals obliquely ovate to subelliptic, 9–10 × 4.5–5mm, abaxially with a very short keel toward apex. Petalsobliquely ovate, 8–9 × 2–2.2 mm, apex obtuse; lip 9–10 mm;hypochile containing 2 large fleshy calli; mesochile ca. 2 mm;epichile 5–6 mm wide. Column ca. 5 mm. Fl. Feb–Apr.Damp areas along valleys in evergreen broad-leaved forests; 900–1300 m. Guangdong, Guangxi, Hainan, S and SE Yunnan [Cambodia,Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam].Though the combination Ludisia discolor is frequently attributedto Richard (Dict. Class. Hist. Nat. 7: 437. 1825) in the literature, Blumeappears to be the first to have transferred the epithet validly.
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366EPIDENDROIDEAEAbout 20 species:
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368EPIDENDROIDEAESee the monograph
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370EPIDENDROIDEAE25b. Flowers yello
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372EPIDENDROIDEAE10a. Lip margin en
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374EPIDENDROIDEAEmm, glabrous, cent
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376EPIDENDROIDEAEmany secondary vei
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378EPIDENDROIDEAEsubconic, densely
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380EPIDENDROIDEAEtrumpet-shaped, bo
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382EPIDENDROIDEAEpeduncle 3-5 mm; f
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384EPIDENDROIDEAEStems pendulous, c
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386EPIDENDROIDEAE● Lithophytic or
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388EPIDENDROIDEAEoblique; mentum su
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390EPIDENDROIDEAEacute; mentum coni
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392EPIDENDROIDEAEEpiphytic on tree
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394EPIDENDROIDEAEStems erect, cylin
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396EPIDENDROIDEAE73. Dendrobium exi
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398EPIDENDROIDEAEHerbs, epiphytic.
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400EPIDENDROIDEAEmm. Stems pendulou
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402EPIDENDROIDEAE2. Epigeneium clem
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404EPIDENDROIDEAE11. Epigeneium for
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406EPIDENDROIDEAE30a. Raceme lax, f
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408EPIDENDROIDEAElobes close togeth
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410EPIDENDROIDEAESeventeen provisio
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412EPIDENDROIDEAE11. Bulbophyllum p
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414EPIDENDROIDEAETree trunks or roc
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416EPIDENDROIDEAEgins entire to fin
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418EPIDENDROIDEAEovary 5-8 mm. Flow
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420EPIDENDROIDEAEciliate, adaxially
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422EPIDENDROIDEAE2 inconspicuous, o
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424EPIDENDROIDEAEovoid, 2-3 cm, ca.
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426EPIDENDROIDEAEspotted with red.
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428EPIDENDROIDEAE5a. Pseudobulbs di
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430EPIDENDROIDEAECirrhopetalum chin
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432EPIDENDROIDEAEoblong-lanceolate,
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434EPIDENDROIDEAE82. Bulbophyllum s
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436EPIDENDROIDEAE89. Bulbophyllum c
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438EPIDENDROIDEAErounded and mucron
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440EPIDENDROIDEAEPhyllorkis hirta (
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442EPIDENDROIDEAEQuercus trees in m
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444EPIDENDROIDEAElateral sepals sim
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446EPIDENDROIDEAEFlowers medium-siz
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448EPIDENDROIDEAE1. Diploprora cham
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450EPIDENDROIDEAEspreading horizont
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452EPIDENDROIDEAEsepal, usually som
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454EPIDENDROIDEAEaxillary, 5-10 mm,
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456EPIDENDROIDEAEleathery, margin
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458EPIDENDROIDEAEsuborbicular; rost
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460EPIDENDROIDEAEpendulous, longer
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462EPIDENDROIDEAEbracts ovate, ca.
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464EPIDENDROIDEAESix described spec
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466EPIDENDROIDEAEwith a raised, cen
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468EPIDENDROIDEAEacute, fleshy, per
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470EPIDENDROIDEAEEpiphytic on branc
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472EPIDENDROIDEAE8b. Flowers medium
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474EPIDENDROIDEAE0.6-1.8 cm, thickl
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476EPIDENDROIDEAEHerbs, epiphytic,
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478EPIDENDROIDEAEwell spaced, teret
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480EPIDENDROIDEAEapex rounded; spur
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482EPIDENDROIDEAEtransverse, anchor
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484EPIDENDROIDEAEInflorescence incl
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486EPIDENDROIDEAEEpidendrum odoratu
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488EPIDENDROIDEAEovate-triangular,
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490EPIDENDROIDEAE● Epiphytic on t
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492EPIDENDROIDEAE4b. Inflorescence
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494EPIDENDROIDEAE3-lobed, lobes set
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496EPIDENDROIDEAESaccolabium pseudo
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498EPIDENDROIDEAE25. Gastrochilus h
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500EPIDENDROIDEAEopening widely, wh
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502EPIDENDROIDEAEirregularly square
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504EPIDENDROIDEAEAbout 47 species:
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506EPIDENDROIDEAEfimbriate or tooth