Raffi: Satyrium (orchid) moved to Satyrium over redirect: on this site there is no confusion

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Satyrium (orchid) moved to Satyrium over redirect: on this site there is no confusion

Raffi at 23:24, 18 May 2009

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Murali.lalitha at 09:37, 18 May 2009

2009-05-18T09:37:23Z

Envoy at 13:31, 23 July 2007

2007-07-23T13:31:24Z

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[[Image:Satyrium macrophyllum00.jpg|thumb|<center>'''''Satyrium macrophyllum'' Lindl.'''</center><center>Pencil and watercolour by [[Harry Bolus]]</center>]]
'''''Satyrium''''' is a [[genus]] of [[orchid]]s.

{{orchid-stub}}
[[Category:Orchidaceae]]
[[Category:Flora of South Africa]]

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 Satyrium (Greek, satyr; Satyrion was the name given by Dioscorides to one of the orchids). Syn., Diplecthrum. Orchidaceae. Terrestrial orchids with tuberous roots, some of the species adapted to the warmhouse, others to the coldframe.
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 Tuber undivided: lvs. few, on the lower part of the st., rarely many at the sides of the tall st.: fls. medium-sized or rather large, in often densely fld. spikes; bracts membranaceous or somewhat leafy, sometimes imbricate in the young spike and often strongly reflexed, in a dwarf species overtopping the fls.; sepals free, rather similar to the petals; labellum erect, broad-concave, galeate or cucullate undivided: caps. erect, oblong, not beaked.—About 125 species, India, Mascarene Isls., Trop. and S. Afr. Most of the species, of which several are more or less commonly cult. abroad, succeed well in a coldframe, in a compost of turfy peat, fibry loam and sand with plenty of drainage. Prop. by division of roots, made as fresh growth is commencing.
-S. aurantiacum, T. S. Ware, is a species with broad lvs., long and compact fl.-spike and rich orange fls. Probably of garden origin.
+S. aurantiacum, T. S. Ware, is a species with broad lvs., long and compact fl.-spike and rich orange fls. Probably of garden origin.{{SCH}}
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-[[Image:Satyrium macrophyllum00.jpg|thumb|<center>'''''Satyrium macrophyllum'' Lindl.'''</center><center>Pencil and watercolour by [[Harry Bolus]]</center>]]
+===Pests and diseases===
-'''''Satyrium''''' is a [[genus]] of [[orchid]]s.
+{{edit-pests}}<!--- Type pest/disease info below this line, then delete this entire line -->
-{{orchid-stub}}
+{{stub}}
 [[Category:Orchidaceae]]
-[[Category:Flora of South Africa]]

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		+	Satyrium (Greek, satyr; Satyrion was the name given by Dioscorides to one of the orchids). Syn., Diplecthrum. Orchidaceae. Terrestrial orchids with tuberous roots, some of the species adapted to the warmhouse, others to the coldframe.
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		+	Tuber undivided: lvs. few, on the lower part of the st., rarely many at the sides of the tall st.: fls. medium-sized or rather large, in often densely fld. spikes; bracts membranaceous or somewhat leafy, sometimes imbricate in the young spike and often strongly reflexed, in a dwarf species overtopping the fls.; sepals free, rather similar to the petals; labellum erect, broad-concave, galeate or cucullate undivided: caps. erect, oblong, not beaked.—About 125 species, India, Mascarene Isls., Trop. and S. Afr. Most of the species, of which several are more or less commonly cult. abroad, succeed well in a coldframe, in a compost of turfy peat, fibry loam and sand with plenty of drainage. Prop. by division of roots, made as fresh growth is commencing.
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		+	S. aurantiacum, T. S. Ware, is a species with broad lvs., long and compact fl.-spike and rich orange fls. Probably of garden origin.
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	[[Image:Satyrium macrophyllum00.jpg\|thumb\|<center>'''''Satyrium macrophyllum'' Lindl.'''</center><center>Pencil and watercolour by [[Harry Bolus]]</center>]]		[[Image:Satyrium macrophyllum00.jpg\|thumb\|<center>'''''Satyrium macrophyllum'' Lindl.'''</center><center>Pencil and watercolour by [[Harry Bolus]]</center>]]
	'''''Satyrium''''' is a [[genus]] of [[orchid]]s.		'''''Satyrium''''' is a [[genus]] of [[orchid]]s.

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Satyrium - Revision history

Raffi: Satyrium (orchid) moved to Satyrium over redirect: on this site there is no confusion

Raffi at 23:24, 18 May 2009

Murali.lalitha at 09:37, 18 May 2009

Envoy at 13:31, 23 July 2007