Cattleya isaacii
Cattleya ×isaacii is a natural hybrid from southeastern Brazil, first named by Rolfe as ×Laeliocattleya isaacii. Its later placements in ×Sophrocattleya and ×Hadrocattleya show that one parent is a small Hadrolaelia-type Cattleya (the former Sophronitis/Laelia pumila group) and the other a larger Cattleya. It has barely been documented in the wild.
Where it grows wild
There are no field records. Both parent groups are epiphytes of humid Atlantic Forest, so this hybrid is assumed to grow on trees there too.
No elevation is recorded. The Hadrolaelia-group parents mostly grow in montane forest from about 500 to 1,500 m.
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