Pescatoria

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Pescatoria (after M. Pescatore, who had a large collection of orchids at St. Cloud, near Paris). Sometimes spelled Pescalorea. Orchidceae. A group of orchids often united with Zygopetalum, but in horticultural works usually treated as a distinct genus. Leaves equitant, tufted, without pseudobulbs: fls. solitary on sts. 3-6 in. long, from the axils of the lvs., mostly large and showy and fragrant; sepals and petals broad, concave, spreading, the lateral sepals forming a mentum; labellum clawed, lateral lobes small, middle lobe rounded, spreading; crest thick, consisting of a number of keels arranged in a semi-circle near the base of the lip; column slender, not boat-shaped.—About 12 species. For cult., see Zygopetalum.

P. cochlearia, Rolfe. Lvs. ob- lanceolate-oblong, acute. 5-9 in. long: sepals and petals nearly equal, lower halves ivory-white, upper reddish maroon; lip 3-lobed, white; column maroon. Andes. Heinrich Hasselbring. CH


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