Dendrobium angustifolium
A widespread Southeast Asian epiphyte, long known as Flickingeria angustifolia (and earlier Desmotrichum and Ephemerantha), from the Himalaya and southern China to Java and Borneo. Like other Flickingeria-type dendrobiums it forms branching stems with small pseudobulbs and short-lived, one-day flowers.
Where it grows wild
Epiphyte of lowland to hill forest, recorded from 100 to 1250 m. Flickingeria-type plants usually hang from trunks and branches in bright, humid forest.
Recorded 100–1250 m, median 600 m (10 records).
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