Cynorkis humblotiana Kraenzl., Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 28: 176 (1900).
Homotypic Synonyms:
Bicornella humblotiana (Kraenzl.) Szlach. & Kras, Richardiana 6: 144 (2006).
Description:
Plants thin, 25 cm tall generally; leaves 2 radical, petiolate, lanceolate or oblong (9 x 2-3 cm), scape bearing several sheaths, slightly hispid-glandular toward the apex. Inflorescence nearly corymbiform, several flowered; bracts equal nearly to the length of the flower. Sepals obtuse, the median (4 mm), oval oblong, the laterals (6 x 5 mm) oval-rounded. Petals (3 mm) small and lingulate-obtuse. Labellum (5 x 5 mm), auriculate basally, 5 lobed, the basals triangular-acute, the intermediaries, oval-oblong. The anteriors small and oblong; spur 6-7 mm long, straight. Stigmas shorter than the channel of the anther. Pedicel hispid-glandular.
Habitat:
Distribution:
Comoros
