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	Phragmipedium: genus description and species list
		The newly discovered (first published in June 2002) species Phragmipedium kovachii, shown at right, is deep fuschia in color and as large as a human hand!
		It is simply amazing that such a marvelously colorful and beautiful organism went undiscovered until the 21st century and illustrates more than ever the need to protect tropical habitats worldwide so that treasures like this are not lost forever (before they are even identified) due to overdevelopment or other indiscriminant land transformation for human use.
		Many Phragmipedium (usually referred to by growers as simply "Phrags") dwell high in the Andes and thrive under cool conditions.
	www.orchids.org /species/genera/P/Phragmipedium/index.html (463 words)

	Phragmipedium Orchid Culture
		Some grow Phragmipedium with the pot sitting in a small tray of water, perhaps 1 cm deep, to provide continuous moisture.
		Phragmipedium do best with 60-70% humidity but when mature will grow and bloom, although more slowly, in lower humidity.
		Phragmipedium often provide much superior flower size and color as mature plants than as first bloom seedlings.
	www.canadianorchidcongress.ca /cculture/phragmipedium.html (541 words)

	COC Newsletter Article - Phragmipedium besseae
		Most Phragmipedium besseae plants in cultivation and awarded are of this form as it is easier to grow, being more tolerant of cultivation.
		Phragmipedium besseae Grouville (P. Eric Young x P. Hanne Popow) is an exciting cross, the color is hot pink on a flower of good size, shape and substance.
		His interest in phragmipediums has led to some great friendships and interesting discussions, and eventually to a book on the subject which will be released in early 1997.
	www.chebucto.ns.ca /Recreation/OrchidSNS/artphrag.html (1524 words)

	Phragmipedium Calurum
		Phragmipedium Calurum is a man-made hybrid between the species Phragmipedium longifolium and the hybrid Phragmipedium Sedenii, first registered in 1883.
		Phragmipedium is a genus of "Ladyslipper" orchids native to Central and South America.
		Phragmipedium Calurum 'Lydia Merkle' Am/Aos was purchased as a small seedling from Hoosier Orchids, Indianapolis, Indiana in 1993.
	www.merklesorchids.com /phragcalurum.html (348 words)

	Phragmipedium Culture
		Phragmipediums originate from the tropical areas of Central and South America, including areas of southern Mexico south to Brazil.
		Phragmipediums are generally found on mountain slopes with constant water seepage at the root zone.
		Phragmipediums need to be potted in a media that retains moisture and provides good air circulation to the root zone.
	home.earthlink.net /~rvo3015/id1.html (789 words)

	PhragWeb - Phragmipedium - Genus.
		Later in 1886 Pfitzer united the phragmipediums and the paphiopedilums in one group called Paphiopedilum, where the American species were first referred to as Paphiopedilum sect.
		It is true that the oldest name of Phragmipedium is Uropedium but it did not became a common name because Lindley only used it for a somewhat peculiar plant, the current Phragmipedium lindenii.
		With this species the lip is replaced by a third petal and therefore did not seem to fit in the group and was often called a monstrosity.
	www.phragweb.info /phragmipedium/genus/genus_phrag.asp (899 words)

	Paphiopedilum & Phragmipedium Intro Page - AnTec Laboratory
		The list is coming, albeit slower than thought.
		Complete tables of Phragmipedium hybrids arranged by species, grex name or parents.
		Phragmipedium Articles and Images From The Gardener's Chronicle - new 08/07/99
	www.ladyslipper.com (518 words)

	Etaerio - A Plant News Weblog: Phragmipedium kovachii
		Named and described in 2002 by researchers at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, this and#8220;Holy Grail of the orchid worldand#8221; is at the centre of controversy and legal issues.
		Named and described in 2002 by researchers at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, this “Holy Grail of the orchid world” is at the centre of controversy and legal issues.
		This link was noted removed on January 15, 2004, due to a redesign of the Selby web site.
	www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org /weblog/000050.php (458 words)

	Windy Hill Gardens Phragmipedium List
		We do not have the new species kovachii available yet.
		Select any six DIFFERENT phragmipedium species and/or hybrids, get the lowest priced one FREE!
		This applies to all phrags on this listing (and includes Mexipedium), but does not include paphiopedilums (See
	www.orchidmall.com /windy.hill/phrag.htm (788 words)

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