Angraecum section Boryangraecum Schltr.
Description:
Inflorescence several-flowered, more or less loosely racemose, flowers arranged all round the rachis; rarely in certain individuals through arrested development the raceme may be reduced to a single flower. Flowers thin, small or rarely medium in size. Stems hardly developed, mostly none.

Notes:

The distinction between this section and Section Nana is not as sharp as one may wish it to be. On the whole the plants, as well as the flowers, tend to be somewhat larger than those in Section Nana.

Type: Angraecum pumilio Schltr.
Species:

Angraecum andasibense H.Perrier  N. & C. Madagascar
Angraecum aviceps Schltr. N. Madagascar.
Angraecum dives Rolfe SW. Somalia to Tanzania.
Angraecum dupontii Pailler Réunion
Angraecum flavidum Bosser N. Madagascar.
Angraecum geniculatum G.Will. W. Zambia.
Angraecum myrianthum Schltr. S. Madagascar.
Angraecum ochraceum (Ridl.) Schltr. C. & E. Madagascar.
Angraecum pinifolium Bosser ENE. Madagascar.
Angraecum pumilio Schltr. N. & C. Madagascar.
Angraecum ramulicolum H.Perrier C. Madagascar.
Angraecum sacciferum Lindl. São Tomé to Kenya and S. Africa.
Angraecum sinuatiflorum H.Perrier SE. Madagascar.
Angraecum tamarindicolum Schltr N. Madagascar.
Angraecum teres Summerh. Tanzania (E. Usambara Mts.).
Angraecum vesiculiferum Schltr. C. Madagascar.
Angraecum xylopus Rchb.f. Comoros.

World Checklist of Monocotyledons.The Board of Trustees of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Published on the Internet; http://www.kew.org/wcsp/monocots/ accessed 1/1/2010