Glomera palustris J.J.Sm. var. subintegra J.J.Sm., Nova Guinea 14 (1929) 374
Type: Lam 1829 (holo L; iso BO)
Synonyms:
Differs from the typical form in that the spur of the lip is more rounded and the clinandrium less deeply notched. (After Smith, 1929)
Epiphyte in upper montane forest. Altitude 2500-3100 m.
Malesia (New Guinea, endemic).
Cool growing epiphyte.
October.
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