Phragmipedium fischeri Braem & Mohr
- Described: Braem & Mohr in Leaflets of the Schlechter Institute, 3: 28-31 (1996)
- Etymology: Named for Jerry Lee Fischer, owner of Orchids Limited of Plymouth, Minnesota.
- Varieties & Forms: none
- Synonyms: none
- Chromosome Count - unknown
Plant Habit
- Leaves: up to 20 cm long, ~3 cm wide
- Inflorescence: 2- or more flowered, sequentially blooming, ~20 cm long
- Bloom: ~5 cm wide, self-pollinating
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with Phrag. andreettae |
with Phrag. andreettae |
Habitat Data
- Distribution -
- Elevation: ~1400 m
- Peak Flowering in the Wild: ?
- Ecology: near small rivers
- Mean Temperature Range: ? °C
- Light: moderately deep shade
- Medium: ?
- Water: constant moisture
Notes:
- It is hoped that in situ observations are performed that reveal both population size and floral variation.
Sources:
- Braem, G.J., and H. Mohr. "Phragmipedium fischeri, A New Slipper Orchid from Ecuador." Leaflets of the Schlechter Institute 3 (September 24 1996): 28-30.
- Christenson, E.A. "Split Slippers: Botany." Orchids 66, no. 12 (Dec 1997): 1278-81.
Primary Hybrids
Phrag. fischeri x |
Hybrid |
besseae |
Barbara LeAnn |
brasiliense |
Mardi Gras |
richteri |
Charlie Hanson |
schlimii |
Pink Panther |
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