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Orchid Species: Vanda falcata
(This name is currently accepted by Kew.)
Vanda falcata is an orchid species identified by (Thunb.) Beer in 1854.
Genus
Vanda (V.)
Grex
falcata
(name currently accepted by Kew)
(name currently accepted by Kew)
Parents
Species
Author
(Thunb.) Beer
Year
1854
ORIGIN: From Japan, Korea and the Ryukyu Islands.
DESCRIPTION: Cool to cold growing epiphyte, found in areas that have shady summers, and because of the deciduous trees that they grow on, almost full sun in the winter, with a short, monopodial, complanate stem enveloped basally by conduplicate leaf bases carrying coriaceous, distichous, fleshy, conduplicate, linear-falcate leaves that blooms on a racemose, axillary, to 2/3/4 [7 cm] long, laxly several flowered inflorescence that appears in early summer through fall with nocturnal, fragrant flowers.
FLOWER SIZE: 1 1/4 inch [3 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
DESCRIPTION: Cool to cold growing epiphyte, found in areas that have shady summers, and because of the deciduous trees that they grow on, almost full sun in the winter, with a short, monopodial, complanate stem enveloped basally by conduplicate leaf bases carrying coriaceous, distichous, fleshy, conduplicate, linear-falcate leaves that blooms on a racemose, axillary, to 2/3/4 [7 cm] long, laxly several flowered inflorescence that appears in early summer through fall with nocturnal, fragrant flowers.
FLOWER SIZE: 1 1/4 inch [3 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
| Genus Name | Genus | Grex Name | Year | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add+ | Aerides | Aer | thunbergii | 1866 | Miq. |
| Add+ | Holcoglossum | Holc | falcatum | 1972 | (Thunb.) Garay & H.R.Sweet |
| Add+ | Neofinetia | Neof | falcata (Amani Islands form) | ||
| Add+ | Vanda | V | falcata f. Amani Island | ||
| Add+ | Vanda | V | falcata f. Soubiryu | ||
| Add+ | Neofinetia | Neof | falcata | 1925 | (Thunb.) Hu |
| Add+ | Angraecopsis | Ago | falcata | 1914 | (Thunb.) Schltr. |
| Add+ | Angraecum | Angcm | falcatum | 1821 | (Thunb.) Lindl. |
| Add+ | Angorchis | Angorchis | falcata | 1891 | (Thunb.) Kuntze |
| Add+ | Finetia | Finetia | falcata | 1918 | (Thunb.) Schltr. |
| Add+ | Oeceoclades | Oecl | falcata | 1833 | (Thunb.) Lindl. |
| Add+ | Orchis | Orchis | falcata | 1784 | Thunb. in J.A.Murray |
| Add+ | Vanda | V | falcata h.v. Ryunotsume | ||
| Add+ | Nipponorchis | Nipponorchis | falcata | 1934 | (Thunb.) Masam. |
| Add+ | Oeceoclades | Oecl | lindleyi | 1866 | Regel |
| Add+ | Vanda | V | pygmaea | 1868 | H.Laurentius |
Most awarded/recent cultivars:
V. falcata 'Carol Anne'
(4 awards in
2017)
Neof. falcata 'Robyn'
(4 awards in
2002)
V. falcata 'Paul Gripp'
(2 awards in
2018)
V. falcata h.v. Hisui 'Midori'
(2 awards in
2017)
V. falcata 'Fasangarten'
(2 awards in
2017)
V. falcata 'Strub'
(2 awards in
2016)
V. falcata 'Barbara'
(2 awards in
2016)
V. falcata 'Paphii'
(2 awards in
2014)
Neof. falcata 'Ti Jo'
(2 awards in
2012)
Neof. falcata h.v. Shutennou 'High Five'
(2 awards in
2008)
Neof. falcata 'Royale'
(2 awards in
2006)
Neof. falcata h.v. Shutenno 'New World'
(2 awards in
2004)
Neof. falcata h.v. Shutenno 'Tom'
(2 awards in
2003)
Neof. falcata h.v. Koukakuden 'Tom'
(2 awards in
2003)
Neof. falcata 'Ira's Electric Circus'
(2 awards from
1997
to
2001)
Neof. falcata 'Erika Helga'
(2 awards from
1994
to
1996)
Neof. falcata 'Malvern'
(2 awards from
1972
to
1975)
V. falcata 'Marion'
(2018)
Neof. falcata 'Masatoru Abe'
(2018)
V. falcata 'DVDA'
(2018)
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