Bulbophyllum lilianae
A small creeping Bulbophyllum from the wet tropics of north-east Queensland. It forms strands of widely spaced, deeply grooved pseudobulbs, each with a small leaf, and carries tiny cream, green or reddish flowers from July to September. It grows in exposed places, bathed in sun, wind, mist and fog, and needs brighter, airier conditions than most Bulbophyllum.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte on shrubs and trees, and a lithophyte on rocks, in open, exposed sites with sun, wind, mist and fog, such as the edges of rainforest and exposed ridges and tablelands.
No elevation data were available. The known localities, which include the Evelyn Tableland and the Paluma Range, suggest it grows mostly in the uplands, from roughly 500 to 1100 m.
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