Oncidium caminiophorum
An old Reichenbach species (1852) from Venezuela, known from very little material and with no georeferenced wild records. It is presumably a montane epiphyte like most Venezuelan Oncidium; grow it intermediate and humid rather than following the hot lowland placeholder climate.
Where it grows wild
No habitat details are available. Most Venezuelan Oncidium described from 19th-century collections came from the Coastal Cordillera and Andes, in montane forest at roughly 1,000–2,500 m; epiphytic growth is assumed.
Not recorded; assumed montane.
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