Cattleya intermedia var. aquinii

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Product information "Cattleya intermedia var. aquinii"

Name:	Cattleya intermedia Graham ex Hook.1828 var. aquinii
Synonyms:	Cattleya amabilis B.S.Williams 1862 Cattleya amethestina C. Morr. 1848 Cattleya amethystina C. Morren 1848 Cattleya aquinii Barb. Rodr. 1891 Cattleya candida hort.; Cattleya gibeziae Linden & Rodigas 1887 Cattleya ianthina hort. 1853 Cattleya intermedia f. amethystina (C.Morren) M.Wolff & O.Gruss 2007 Cattleya intermedia f. parthenia (Rchb.f.) F.Barros & J.A.N.Bat. 2004 Cattleya intermedia var. amethystina (C.Morren ex Lem.) Fowlie 1977 Cattleya intermedia var. angustifolia Hook. 1839 Cattleya intermedia var. gibeziae (L.Linden & Rodigas) L.Linden & Rodigas 1887 Cattleya intermedia var. macrochila Barb.Rodr. 1877 Cattleya intermedia var. pallida Lindl. 1836 Cattleya intermedia var. parthenia Rchb.f. 1888 Cattleya intermedia var. punctatissima Sander 1892 Cattleya intermedia var variegata Hkr. 1844 Cattleya intermedium Rchb.f 1861 Cattleya loddigesii Lindley var amethystina Lem 1853 Cattleya maritima Lindley 1836 Cattleya ovata Lindley 1836 Epidendrum intermedium Rchb.f 161 Laelia lindleyana G. Nicholson 1885 Laelia lindleyana (Rchb. f.) H.J. Veitch 1887;
Etymology:	intermedius = intermediate aquinii = Francisco AQUINO, Brazilian orchid collector, discovered this species at the end of the 20th century on a tree among many typical Cattleya intermedia. Jose Barbosa Rodrigues described it in 1891 as Cattleya aquinii.
Trade name:	Cattleya
Propagation:	seed
Origin:	Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina
Habitat:	epiphyte, also lithophyte,in Sao Paulo, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul states of Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina in the Atlantic coastal forest exposed on rocks and small trees near the sea or streams
Notes:	numerous site variants of this species exist, which differ from the nominal form in both growth and flowering.