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- Coelogyne abstract "Coelogyne Lindl. 1821, is a genus of over 200 sympodial epiphytes from the family Orchidaceae, distributed across India, China, Indonesia and the Fiji islands, with the main centers in Borneo, Sumatra and the Himalayas. They can be found from tropical lowland forests to montane rainforests. A few species grow as terrestrials or even as lithophytes in open, humid habitats. The genera Bolborchis Lindl., Hologyne Pfitzer and Ptychogyne Pfitzer are generally included here. The genus is abbreviated Coel in trade journals.The wide distribution of this genus has resulted in a wide variety of temperature variation from species to species, some requiring cool to cold conditions to grow and bloom reliably, while others need decidedly warmer temperatures to achieve the same.The scientific name is derived from the Greek words koilos (hollow) and gyne (woman), referring to the concave stigma.This genus lacks the saccate base of the labellum, a typical characteristic which is present in the other genera in the subtribe Coelogyninae. The free lip has high lateral lobes along the basal part of the labellum (hypochile) and smooth, toothed or warty keels.The pseudobulbs of one internode vary in size. They may be closely or widely spaced through sympodial growth along the rhizome. Inflorescences often show a small to very large number of showy, medium-sized to large flowers. They may arise either from the apex of the newly completed pseudobulb at the end of the growing season (as in Coelogyne fimbriata), or may precede the new growth in early spring (as in Coelogyne cristata). The typical colour range of this genus is white, through tawny brown to green, and occasionally peachy tones. All species have four pollinia.They have often a sweet scent, attracting different kinds of pollinators, such as bees, wasps and beetles.A few species are commonly known as 'necklace orchids', because of their long, pendant, multi-flowered inflorescence.The cooler growing species such as Coelogyne fimbriata, Coelogyne ovalis, Colegyne fuliginosa, Coelogyne cristata, Coelogyne flaccida, Coelogyne nitida originate in the Himalayan region of India and southeast Asia. They require a decided rest period during winter during which they receive no feed, very little water (enough to prevent pseudobulbs shrivelling), cool to cold temperatures and high light. These conditions seem to aid flowering in spring for some growers, though others report that more constant conditions can also produce regular flowering.Coelogyne hybrids include:Coelogyne 'Memoria W. Micholitz' (C. mooreana × C. lawrenceana)Coelogyne 'Linda Buckley' (C. mooreana × C. cristata)Coelogyne 'Burfordiense' (C. pandurata × C. asperata).Coelogyne 'South Carolina' (C. pandurata × C. burfordiense), sometimes called \"the black orchid\" because of the black coloration of the heavily patterned and structured lip.The traditional taxonomy of the genus Coelogyne is still disputed. Coelogyne has been subdivided in 23 sections or subgenera by De Vogel (1994) and Clayton. Molecular data show that Coelogyne is paraphyletic and should be reorganised. It should include the genera Neogyna and Pholidota, and several sections should be removed, including Cyathogyne, Tomentosae, Rigidiformes, Veitchiae and Verrucosae. This new genus Coelogyne should then contain about 160 species.".
- Coelogyne class Monocotyledon.
- Coelogyne division Flowering_plant.
- Coelogyne family Coelogyneae.
- Coelogyne family Coelogyninae.
- Coelogyne family Epidendroideae.
- Coelogyne family Orchidaceae.
- Coelogyne kingdom Plant.
- Coelogyne order Asparagales.
- Coelogyne thumbnail Coelogyne_cristata_3.jpg?width=300.
- Coelogyne wikiPageID "1899723".
- Coelogyne wikiPageLength "14299".
- Coelogyne wikiPageOutDegree "233".
- Coelogyne wikiPageRevisionID "689309767".
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Asparagales.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Category:Coelogyne.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Category:Epiphytic_orchids.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Category:Orchid_genera.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Category:Plants_and_pollinators.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink China.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_acutilabium.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_albobrunnea.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_albolutea.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_anceps.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_asperata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_assamica.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_barbata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_beccarii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_bicamerata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_bilamellata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_borneensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_brachygyne.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_brachyptera.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_breviscapa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_bruneiensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_buennemeyeri.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_calcarata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_calcicola.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_caloglossa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_candoonensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_carinata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_celebensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_chanii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_chlorophaea.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_chloroptera.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_clemensii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_compressicaulis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_concinna.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_confusa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_contractipetala.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_corymbosa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_crassiloba.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_craticulilabris.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_cristata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_cumingii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_cuprea.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_dichroantha.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_distans.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_dulitensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_eberhardtii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_ecarinata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_echinolabium.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_elmeri.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_endertii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_exalata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_filipeda.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_fimbriata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_flaccida.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_flexuosa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_foerstermannii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_formosa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_fragrans.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_fuerstenbergiana.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_fuscescens.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_genuflexa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_ghatakii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_gibbifera.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_glandulosa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_gongshanensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_griffithii.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_guamensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_hajrae.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_harana.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_hirtella.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_hitendrae.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_holochila.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_huettneriana.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_imbricans.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_incrassata.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_integerrima.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_integra.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_judithiae.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_kaliana.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_kelamensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_kemiriensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_kinabaluensis.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_lacinulosa.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_latiloba.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_lawrenceana.
- Coelogyne wikiPageWikiLink Coelogyne_lentiginosa.