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**Donadoni1809** · 11-23-2008, 06:24 PM

So I did some research last night and realized that perhaps I asked my question without knowing enough about the topic. Vandeae has three subtribes Angraecinae, Sarcanthinae, and Aerangidinae. So Angraecums, Aerangis, Jumellea, Amesiella, Phals, Trichoglotis, Dimorphorchis (some one brought a D. lowii to judging the other night, what a neat plant), and about 30+ more genera are included. Geez, I could go a million different ways on this...Amesiella seems interesting. Two species, philippinense and monticola, the latter being discovered fairly recently, and with the hybrid of Ame. Sparkling Jewel between the two registered in 2003...Can anyone tell me if their are intergeneric hybrids using Amesiella? AQPlus doesn't seem to show any.

Ramon, funny, thats exactly what I did yesterday. Went to RF Orchids site and saw what was hot.

11-23-2008, 06:24 PM	#5
Donadoni1809 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 543 Senior Member	So I did some research last night and realized that perhaps I asked my question without knowing enough about the topic. Vandeae has three subtribes Angraecinae, Sarcanthinae, and Aerangidinae. So Angraecums, Aerangis, Jumellea, Amesiella, Phals, Trichoglotis, Dimorphorchis (some one brought a D. lowii to judging the other night, what a neat plant), and about 30+ more genera are included. Geez, I could go a million different ways on this...Amesiella seems interesting. Two species, philippinense and monticola, the latter being discovered fairly recently, and with the hybrid of Ame. Sparkling Jewel between the two registered in 2003...Can anyone tell me if their are intergeneric hybrids using Amesiella? AQPlus doesn't seem to show any. Ramon, funny, thats exactly what I did yesterday. Went to RF Orchids site and saw what was hot.
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