Bulbophyllum windsorense
A small creeping epiphyte with pseudobulbs 5-8 mm long, each with a single grooved dark green leaf, and cream to greenish flowers with long thread-like sepal tips from May to August. It lives high in the breezy crowns of Callitris macleayana and on tree ferns and remnant trees in the upland Wet Tropics of north Queensland.
Where it grows wild
Grows near the tops of trees, especially stringybark cypress pine (Callitris macleayana), where it is exposed to wind, and also on tree fern trunks and paddock trees left in cleared rainforest country. Callitris macleayana grows on exposed slopes and ridges in humid highland forest, so the orchid gets bright light, frequent mist and strong air movement.
GBIF records with an elevation fall between 980 and 1,293 m (median 1,220 m), placing it firmly in the cool upland tablelands.
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