| Phragmipedium anguloi is an herbaceous plants, usually growing in
lwafy debris and humus pockets on rocky underground; the growths are crustered
giving the plants a compact habit; the leaves are linear, acute, about
10-13 cm long by about 2.5 cm wide, uniformly green; the inflorescence
is erect, 9-12 cm long, unbranched, generating several flowers in succession;
the flower is 4.6-5 cm across and about 3.5 cm high; The DS is about 2
cm long by 1.3-1.5 cm wide, very pale rose to very pale green, with more
or less distinct green venations; the petals are ovate, 19-23 mm long by
15-19 mm wide, white to rose, with two blurred magenta spots at the upper
basalmargin base and very little magenta at the tips, finely white pubescent,
the basal part on inside villous; the basal half of th epouch with well-developed
and distinct fenestrations. |
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