Dendrobium aphanochilum
A Moluccan dendrobium of the Pedilonum group (Clements and Jones moved it to Chromatotriccum), a group known for dense clusters of brightly coloured, long-lasting flowers. The two records sit at 600–980 m, in a mild, very wet climate.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in humid hill forest on Ambon and Seram, inferred from its records and group.
Climate sites at about 600 and 980 m.
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