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Paphiopedilum villosum  var.  annamense Rolfe
  - Described: Rolfe in  Curtis's Botanical Magazine, 133, t. 8126 (1907) - based on a plant collected by Micholitz, a collector for Messrs. Sander & Sons
 
  - Etymology: Named for Annam (now Laos), the location where discovered.
 
  - Synonyms: none
 
Plant Habit
  - Leaves: narrower than the typical variety, approximately 2.5 cm wide
 
  - Bloom: smaller than the typical variety, has a dorsal sepal which is white with a central dark purple streak edged with pale green or yellow
 
Habitat Data
  - Distribution - inhabits the eastern portion of the range of Paph. villosum
    
 
  - Elevation: 1300-2000 m
 
  - Peak Flowering in the Wild: April-May
 
  - Ecology: similar to that of the typical variety
 
Sources:
  - Averyanov, L. et al.  Slipper Orchids of Vietnam. Portland, OR: Timber Press, 2003.
 
  - Braem, Guido J., and Guy Chiron. Paphiopedilum. Saint-Genis Laval, France: Tropicalia, 2003.
 
  - Cribb, Phillip J.  The Genus Paphiopedilum. Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia: Natural History Publications in association with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 1998.
 
  - Rolfe, R.A. "Paphiopedilum villosum var. annamense. Annam."  Curtis's Botanical Magazine 133 (1907): Tab. 8126. <view article>
 
Primary Hybrids - register as Paph. villosum
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