Bulbophyllum cylindricum
A little-known epiphytic Bulbophyllum described by King and Pantling in the 1890s from Sikkim in the eastern Himalaya, placed in section Desmosanthes. It has not been photographed on IOSPE and GBIF holds no occurrence records, so its exact habitat and elevation are undocumented. Treat it as a Sikkim monsoon-forest epiphyte: warm, wet and humid in summer, cooler, brighter and drier in winter.
Where it grows wild
No habitat notes were found beyond its origin in Sikkim. Other Sikkim Bulbophyllum of section Desmosanthes grow as epiphytes on trunks and branches in humid subtropical and lower montane monsoon forest, which is the working assumption here.
No elevation is published in the sources we could reach. The climate figures below assume a mid-hill Sikkim site near 1,550 m (Gangtok), which is a guess; the species could grow lower and warmer.
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