R.ukendt, Foto: Mogens Olsen
R.ukendt, Foto: Mogens Olsen
R.ukendt, Foto: Mogens Olsen
R.ukendt, Foto: Mogens Olsen
R.ukendt, Skæl 600x , Foto: Hans Eiberg
R. ukendt/unknown, Foto: Hans Eiberg
R. ukendt/unknown, Over og underside Flatbed scan: Hans Eiberg
Jens Nielsen
"I can't make it a Glauca from the pics, check it against R sulfureum and leptocarpum, the latter have long pedicel in fruit and could look a bit like a Glauca then."
Steve Hootman
I have to agree with what Jens Nielsen has stated (via a very recent Weagle posting). I am positive that is R. leptocarpum which is a widespread and very common epiphytic species from E. Himalaya into western Yunnan. I have collected it in Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, and Yunnan and it does not vary to any major degree among any of those far flung populations. As Jens N. stated, the long pendant pedicels are distinctive. Steve