Dendrobium uniflorum
A small, clumping epiphytic Dendrobium from Southeast Asia and western Malesia, with thin, leafy, semi-pendulous stems carrying fleshy pointed leaves and single flowers. Herbarium records put it from lowland peat swamp and mangrove up to mossy montane forest at about 1,800 m, so it is best treated as a warm-to-intermediate grower that needs humidity all year.
Where it grows wild
It grows on trees in a wide range of forests: peat swamp forest in Central Kalimantan, mangrove on Basilan, hill and montane dipterocarp forest in the Crocker Range, and mossy dwarf forest on Mount Poi and in Gunung Mulu at 1,400-1,830 m. One Philippine record is from moss on soil in ultramafic upper montane forest.
From near sea level (mangrove and peat swamp) to about 1,830 m; many Bornean records are from 900-1,800 m.
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