Dendrobium — 16 species

Botanical species in the genus Dendrobium recorded in the PlantPeers database.

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Dendrobium amoenum

Dendrobium amoenum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. The flowers are fragrant.

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Dendrobium bigibbum

Dendrobium bigibbum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

Not known

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Dendrobium crumenatum
Medicinal

Dendrobium crumenatum

Dendrobium crumenatum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

The plant has a symbiotic relationship with a species of soil-dwelling fungus. It is important that spores of this fungus are present in any soil in which the plant is grown.

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Dendrobium eriiflorum

Dendrobium eriiflorum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. Epiphyte=ic on Quercus glauca, Schima wallichii, Rhododendron arboreum, Pinus wallichiana

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Dendrobium fimbriatum

Dendrobium fimbriatum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. Epiphyte in Quercus glauca, Schima wallichii, Rhododendron arboreum The flowers are slightly fragrant with a sour aroma.

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Dendrobium heterocarpum

Dendrobium heterocarpum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. An epiphyte, growing on Pinus roxburghii in Nepal The flowers are scented266.

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Dendrobium loddigesii

Dendrobium loddigesii

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

Not known

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Dendrobium longicornu

Dendrobium longicornu

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. An epiphyte, growing on Pinus roxburghii, Castanopsis indica, and Quercus glauca in Nepal.

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Dendrobium moniliforme

Dendrobium moniliforme

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. Epiphyte on Castanopsis indica

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Dendrobium monticola

Dendrobium monticola

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

In Nepal this species is found in evergreen broadleaved forests, where the the rainfal is monsoonal, falling mainly from mid June to mid September. The climate of these forests ranges from sub-tropical to warm temperate at higher elevations, winters are warm to mild and frosts are generally few. Epiphyte on Quercus glauca, Rhododendron arboreum

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Dendrobium moschatum

Dendrobium moschatum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

Not known

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Dendrobium nobile
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Dendrobium nobile

Dendrobium nobile

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

The plant has a symbiotic relationship with a species of soil-dwelling fungus. It is important that spores of this fungus are present in any soil in which the plant is grown. The plant is extremely tenacious of life - even after being dried, if water is later given it can come back into growth.

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Dendrobium officinale

Dendrobium officinale

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

Not known

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Dendrobium purpureum
Medicinal

Dendrobium purpureum

Dendrobium purpureum

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

The plant has a symbiotic relationship with a species of soil-dwelling fungus. It is important that spores of this fungus are present in any soil in which the plant is grown.

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Dendrobium salaccense
Edible

Dendrobium salaccense

Dendrobium salaccense

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

The plant has a symbiotic relationship with a species of soil-dwelling fungus. It is important that spores of this fungus are present in any soil in which the plant is grown.

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Dendrobium utile

Dendrobium utile

Dendrobium utile

Family: Orchidaceae

Cultivation

The plant has a symbiotic relationship with a species of soil-dwelling fungus. It is important that spores of this fungus are present in any soil in which the plant is grown.

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