Maxillaria triloris, the three-straped maxillaria, is a species of orchid ranging from northwestern Venezuela to Ecuador.

Found in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela as medium to large sized, cool to warm growing epiphyte found at elevations of 800 to 1800 meters with slightly compressed, …

Maxillaria triloris is an orchid species identified by É.Morren in 1870. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Maxillaria …

Very strong fragrance with hints of cinnamon and nutmeg, along with some citrus and also a little bit peppery. This is a medium-sized Maxillaria with flowers very similar to luteo-alba. Each …

From the Latin, maxilla, meaning jaw-bone, referring to the angle formed by the column and lip. A genus of about 420 species found throughout the Neotropics. See basic growing conditions …

There are about 650 species of Maxillaria. Many species that were formerly classified in this genus have been reclassified under Lycaste and Xylobium. The following species are …

After close examination of the original plants collected though, it was decided that the other orchid was actually Maxillaria rodriguesii from Brazil, rather than the orchid here, which is from Peru.

Patricia Ann Harding for Robert Christenson, Lebanon, OR. [Cited as Maxillaria longipetala.] This name was accepted following an alternative taxonomy by these authorities: Govaerts, R. …

Maxillaria triloris is a species in the Maxillaria genus. Plant blooms in the spring with a single 11.25 cm flower. Plant is found in the forest of Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela at …

Classification and research data for Maxillaria triloris, a species of monocot in the family Orchidaceae (orchid family)..