Dendrobium amphigenyum
A New Guinea dendrobium described by Ridley in 1916 from the British Ornithologists' Union expedition collections; Dendrobium fantasticum is a synonym. The five measured sites are uniformly mild and humid, consistent with hill or lower montane forest.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of humid forest in New Guinea. Specific habitat notes were not available, so this rests on the measured sites and the genus.
Few records carry an elevation; the mild measured temperatures suggest roughly 800–1500 m.
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