Paphiopedilum Charlesworthii

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Paphiopedilum Charlesworthii, Pfitz. (Cypripbdium Charles- worthii, Rolfe). Lvs. spotted, up to 10 in. long and 1 in. broad: scape 1-fld., about as long as lvs., purple- spotted, pubescent; fls. about 3 in. greatest diam.; dorsal sepal broadly ovate, large, about 2 1/2 in. long, obtuse, nearly flat, white, mottled and suffused with pale carmine or purple-rose; petals horizontally spreading, a little shorter than sepal, oblong, obtuse, long- hairy at base on inner surface, sparsely ciliate, yellowish green, striated or reticulated with brown. Autumn. Bengal. B.M.7416. R.B. 20:241. Gn.47:252. A.F. 13:430. J.H. III. 45:469. O.R. 1:335. L. 10:443. A.G. 25:561.—Variable. The following varieties are known: Var. conchiflorum, Pfitz. Dorsal sepal concave. Var. Crashawae, Pfitz. (Cypripedium Crashawae, O'Brien) Has the fleshy lvs. glaucous beneath, the fls. larger. Var. Desmetianum, Pfitz. Dorsal sepal with the rose-veined white center surrounded by a band of rose-magenta, and with a white border. Var. Duvivierianum, Pfitz. Dorsal sepal orbicular, nearly 3 in. diam., pure white at the base, the radiating nerves of a rose-lilac, the mahogany petals tessellated with amber, the staminodium white with a chrome-yellow umbo. Var. magnificum, Pfitz. Fls. very large and brilliantly colored. Var. marginatum, Pfitz. Dorsal sepal is white with the base and border rose. Var. unicolor, Pfitz. Lip the same color as sepals and petals. CH


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