Dendrobium mindanaense
A Philippine Dendrobium named by Ames in 1913 after the island of Mindanao. Little about its ecology is published online, so the recommendations here are general warm-growing Philippine Dendrobium conditions, adjusted to the regional climate.
Where it grows wild
An epiphyte in Philippine forest. No species-specific habitat notes were found.
Elevation unrecorded; there are no georeferenced wild records.
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