Research Paper
Pseuderia samarana (Orchidaceae), a new species and genus record from the Philippines
Zhereeleen D. Meneses, James Edward Cootes
Published on: 16 August 2019
Page: 353 - 356
DOI: 10.6165/tai.2019.64.353
Abstract
A new species of orchid, Pseuderia samarana Z.D. Meneses & Cootes (Orchidaceae: Podochileae, Eriinae) from Samar Island, Philippines is described and illustrated. This is also a new generic record for the country. It is distinguished from other known species by the combination of the following characters: relatively smaller lanceolate leaves, minutely cuspidate bracts, 2-flowered raceme borne on short peduncle, narrower labellum, and entire clinandrium margins. Notes on its habitat and ecology, distribution, conservation status, and comparison with other closely related New Guinean species are also presented.
Keyword: Eriinae, Orchidaceae, Philippines, Podochileae, Pseuderia samarana, Samar Island
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