Bulbophyllum abbreviatum
A little-known epiphytic Bulbophyllum from Madagascar, described from a specimen collected by Perrier de la Bâthie in 1912 and seldom recorded since. Very little is published about its habitat, so these conditions are generalised from Madagascan humid-forest bulbophyllums: warm, humid, shaded and with roots that never stay dry for long.
Where it grows wild
A pseudobulbous epiphyte on trees. Its exact forest type is not documented in the sources we could open; most Madagascan Bulbophyllum of this kind grow in humid evergreen forest in the east of the island.
The only Madagascan specimen with an elevation was collected at about 1000 m; the range of elevations is otherwise unknown.
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