Dendrobium lewisiae
A Solomon Islands and New Guinea dendrobium in the Diplocaulobium group (described first as Diplocaulobium bicolor), whose flowers typically last only a day. Two wild records from the Solomons at around 300 m point to a hot, very wet lowland climate.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte of lowland rainforest; Diplocaulobium form clumps of slender one-leaved pseudobulbs on trunks and branches.
The two usable records are at about 275–335 m.
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