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Dendrobium lawianum Lindl., J. Proc. Linn. Soc., Bot. 3: 10 1859.;
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den-DROH-bee-um — from the Greek, dendron (tree) and bios (life); tree of life law-ee-AY-num — perhaps named in honour of J. S. Law, ICS and botanist . commonly known as: Law’s dendrobium • Marathi: लॉई दांडेअमरी lawi dandeamri . Endemic to: s Western Ghats (of India) .
Orchidaceae fortnight :: Dendrobium crepidatum :: Anmod :: DV10 : 4 images. 8 posts by 4 authors. Dendrobium crepidatum Lindl. & Paxton
den-DROH-bee-um — from the Greek, dendron (tree) and bios (life); tree of life … Dave’s Botanary
law-ee-AY-num — perhaps named in honour of J. S. Law, ICS and botanist krep-id-AY-tum — slippered … Dave’s Botanary commonly known as: Law’s dendrobium • Marathi: लॉई दांडे अमरी lawi dande amri Endemic to: s Western Ghats (of India) References: Flowers of India • Orchids of Kerala • Further Flowers of Sahyadri by Shrikant Ingalhalikar at Anmod on 23 APR 11 OK lets agree to disagree 🙂 If a plant is able to set fruits with viable seeds and the new plants that emerge from seeds are identical to the parents, then it should be considered as a distinct species.
I can see fruits, but I dont know if the seeds are viable and if viable, do they give rise to similar plants? if yes then this is Dendrobium lawianum and not Dendrobium crepidatum. OK thanks … I would go with Dendrobium lawianum; since I am aware the posted plant is growing wild (meaning – not planted / cultivated) I am certain the seeds are viable, and like-plants would be the result.
I changed the names at this last minute during posting looking at the full confidence of The Plants List. Nice to see Orchids on Kathal Tree also. Kathal is infact a very good host for epiphytic orchids. Yes they are two separate entities. I dont follow the Kew checklist for this particular species.
Orchidaceae fortnight ::Dendrobium lawianum :: at Karnataka :: PKA19::: : Attachments (3). 3 posts by 3 authors.
Seen this epiphytic orchid at Anmode, Karnataka Looks at the fruiting success…. why this species should not be distinct.
Dendrobium lawinium (Orchidaceae)
Habitat – Open deciduous forest
Kolhapur, Maharahstra 2016 April
Thanks to … Thanks, … Beautiful complete set. Fine pictures … Is it not very similar to Dendrobium crepidatum…? or are both one and the same….? Sir, firstly i have not seen the D.crepidatum so i cannot tell you confirm. but according to Flora of china and book of santapau and kapadia Orchids of Bombay they both are different Attachments (6) …, thanks for all the details
Beauty of Dendrobium lawianum. Endemic Orchid of western Ghats. April 30 2016, Epiphytic Herb. That’s very nice pic. Naturally formed fruits always makes me happy. Thanks a lot for sharing sir.
TSP-OCT2016-02-439:Images of Dendrobium lawianum (Orchidaceae) : 7 posts by 4 authors.
Presenting few images of Dendrobium lawianum (Orchidaceae) The following sites consider D.lawianum as a synonym of D.crepidatum Ref-1: http://www.theplantlist.org/tpl1.1/record/kew-58205 Ref-2: Flowers of India BUT The Digital Flora of Karnataka considers D.lawianum to be distinct from D.crepidatum and describes them separately. Ref-3: Flora of Karnataka 1 Ref-4: Flora of Karnataka 2 As per the description of D.lawianum, the flowers are white, with a tinge of pink, lip oblong, white and glabrous with two red spots at the base of the column. The uploaded images answer the description. Habit:Herb Habitat:Epiphytic,Semi-evergreen forest fringe. Sighting:Near Sakaleshpur,Karnataka,about 1100 msl Date:28-03-2016 Very nice. Yes I also consider them as separate species and this is lawianum. Thanks a lot for sharing. This is not the flowering time!! . 502-TSP-07APR2021-1- Very interesting plant. People say it is deformed variety of D. crepidatum. .
very pretty and very abnormal
. References: efi thread The Plant List (syn. of Dendrobium crepidatum Lindl. & Paxton) Dinesh Valke’s Flickr Post Wild Orchids of Sharavathi River Basin and Parts of Uttara Kannada Enchanting Kerala |
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