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{{Inc| Odontioda (compounded from Odontoglossum and Cochlioda) Orchidaceae. A genus established to contain the hybrids between Odontoglossum and Cochlioda. The following are some of these hybrids: O. beechense -O. Rolfeae x C. Noetzliana.—O. Bohnhoffiae (O. cirrhosum x C. vulcanica). Fls. blood-red, the sepals and petals narrow, marked somewhat with white, tinged slightly purple at base; lip with a yellow crest with a few red spots.—O. Boltonii—O. Vuylstekeae X C. Noetzliana.-—O. Bradshawiae (O. crispum x C. Noetzliana). Fls. resembling in shape those of the first parent, but smaller; sepals and petals cinnabar- scarlet; lip 3-lobed, whitish, the lobes scarlet-tipped, and a spot of the same color in front of the yellow crest. Gn. 71, p. 55. G.M. 56:337.—O. Brewii- O. Harryanum x C. Charlesworthii.—O. Charlesworthii (O. Harryanum x C. Noetzliana). Fls. resembling in shape those of the Cochlioda, ruby-crimson, except the spiny yellow crest. Gn. 72, p. 301. J.H. 111.56:583.—O. chelseiensis (O. crispum x C. vulcanica). Fls. intermediate in shape between those of the parents, compactly arranged, carmine-rose, lightly marbled with yellow on the sepals; lip light yellow, 3-lobed. the lobes tipped with carmine-rose, and a darker blotch in front of the crest. O.K. 17:48. G.M. 52:70. Gn. 73, p. 112.—O. Chessingtonensis-O. Rolfeae X C. Noetzliana.—O. Cooksoniae-O. ardentissimum x C. Noetzliana. O. 1913, p. 103.—O. Corneyana-O. Lambeauianum x C. Noetzliana.—0. Craveniana (O. cordatum x C. Noetzliana). Fls. more nearly resembling in shape those of the Cochlioda; sepals and petals red; lip broad, salmon-red, white in front, and with a yellow crest. G.M. 51:25.—O. cuprea-O. cristatum X C. Noetzliana.—O. daltonensis-O. Phoebe x C. Noetzliana.—O. Devossiana (O. Edwardii x C. Noetzliana). Panicle compact; fls. crimson, the 3-lobed Up lighter at the apex, and with a yellow crest. O.R. 16:41.—O, eboriacum (origin doubtful). Fls. medium-sized, scarlet; lip with pale yellow markings.—O. Floryi-O. Andersonianum x C. Noetzliana.—O. gattonensis-O. Kegeljanii x C. Noetzliana.—O. Goodsoniae (origin doubtful). Fls. large, rosy red, irregularly marked with cream-color; crest of lip yellow, somewhat red- marked in front. G.C. III. 45:195. G.M. 53:302 — O. Graireana-O. Rossii majus x C. Noetzliana.— O. grata-O. tripudians x C. Noetzliana.—O. heatonensis (O. cirrhosum x C. sanguinea). Fls. white, the sepals and petals oblong-lanceolate, suffused at the apex and spotted below with rosy purple; Up ovate, spreading, acuminate and recurved at the rosy purple apex. B.M. 8133.—-0. Hemptinneana-O. exumum x C. Noetzliana.—-O. Hyeanae-O. ardentissimum x C. Noetzliana.—0. ignea-O. Lindenii x C. Noetzliana. —O. Jessopiae-O. "Queen Alexandra" x C. Noetzliana. —O. keighleyensis-Q. cirrhosum x C. Noetzliana.—O. Lambeauiana-O. Lambeauianum x C. Noetzliana.— O. Leeana-O. spectabile X O. Noetzliana.—O. Lutetia- O. luteo-purpureum x C. Noetzliana.—O. maculatissima-O. amoenum x C. sanguinea.—O. Mossiae- O. maculatum x C. Noetzliana.—O. nevense-O. nevadense x C. Noetzliana.—O. oakwoodiensis-Odontioda Bradshawiae X O. percultum. — O. rawdonensis-O. ardentissimum X Odontioda Charlesworthii.—O. Rolfei-O. Hunnewellianum x O. vulcanica.—O. rosefieldiensis (O. triumphans Mr. de B. Crawshay X C. Noetzliana). Fls. scarlet, slightly shaded yellow; lip yellow, red-tinged, the basal ridges bright yellow. G.C. III. 49:308.—O. Sanderae-O. percultum X C. Noetzliana.—O. Schroederi-O. crispum x Odontioda Bradshawiae.—O. Seymourae — Odiontioda Charlesworthii x Odiontioda Bradshawiae.—0. Seymourii- O. Uroskinneri x C. vulcanica.—O. speciosa-(?).— O. Thwaitesii (O. Harryanum x C. vulcanica). Sepals and petals bronzy claret; lip lilac-purple with a yellow crest. J.H. III. 57:147.—0. Vuylstekeae (O. nobile x C. Noetzliana). Fls. about 2½ in. across; sepals and petals ovate-lanceolate, with a crimson base, the upper portion white with red spots, the margin pink; lip fiddle-shaped, yellow at base, the rounded lateral lobes crimson, the rounded middle lobe white, crimson- spotted. B.M. 7990. R.B.33:169. Gn. 65, p. 433.— O. wickhamensis-O. crispum x C. sanguinea.—0. Wilsonii - O. Pescatorei x C. vulcanica.—O. Zenobia. G.C. III. 55:226. }} ==Cultivation== ===Propagation=== ===Pests and diseases=== ==Varieties== ==Gallery== <gallery perrow=5> Image:Upload.png| photo 1 Image:Upload.png| photo 2 Image:Upload.png| photo 3 </gallery> ==References== <references/> *[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963    ==External links== *{{wplink}} {{stub}} __NOTOC__

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