Dendrobium striolatum
Submitted by wellsy on Thu, 27/12/2007 - 12:46










Score: 0.0, Votes: 0
Dendrobium striolatum Reichb. f.
Synonym/s: Callista striolata [Rchb.f] O. Ktze 1891
Dockrillia striolata
Country: Australia
A lithophyte found on rocks or cliffs which has terete leaves and forms a branching, wiry plant with stems up to 50cm long.
Found in the eastern temperate areas from the Hunter River in NSW to as far south as Tasmania. Leaves are from upright to pendulous, from 2-10cm long and are cylindrical with several longitudinal grooves.
Flowers are usually one to two on a short inflorescence.
Vote Result










Score: 0.0, Votes: 0

Recent comments
3 days 41 min ago
3 days 4 hours ago
3 days 15 hours ago
3 days 19 hours ago
3 days 22 hours ago
4 days 12 min ago
4 days 32 min ago
4 days 5 hours ago
4 days 6 hours ago
4 days 6 hours ago