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Online Probe Zu Lesen Die Jahrgang 71(6) 2020 Orchidee Journal zur Förderung der Orchideenkunde Titelbild Vorderseite: Paphiopedilum bellatulum (RCHB.F.) STEIN ist ein entzückender kleiner Frauenschuh, der durch seine große, wohlgeformte Blüte besticht. Er kann sogar auf der Fensterbank kultiviert werden. Siehe hierzu auch den Beitrag auf Seite 486. Umschlaginnenseite : Paphiopedilum Wottonii ist die Kreuzung zwischen Paph. bellatulum und Paph. callosum. Fotos: D.O.G.-Archiv Die Orchidee 71(6), 2020 Inhalt 423 Inhalt Titelbild-Vorderseite: Paphiopedilum Geduld! bellatulum Avenhaus, Ernst 481 Titelbild-Rückseite: Cattleya jongheana Orchideenkultur auf der Fensterbank Orchideenkartei: Rhynchostele cervan- Teil 3: Calanthe vestita tesii (LA LLAVE et LEX.) SOTO ARENAS et Boschloo, Jannie 484 SALAZAR 1993 Jenny, Rudolf 1377 – 1380 Paphiopedilum bellatulum 426 Kleine Pflanze – große Blüte Inhalt 423 Jacob, Thomas 486 Gesellschaftsinterna 424 Lepanthes niesseniae LUER Eine Miniaturorchidee für die Zim- Neues vom Vorstand und Grußwort mervitrine des Präsidenten 425 Kulka, Fabian 490 Impressum 425 Secondhand-Bücher 493 Rio Grande do Sul – das südlichste Nachruf für Calaway H. Dodson 494 Brasilien 446 Steiner, Christoph und Miranda, Fran- Veranstaltungskalender 495 cisco 426 D.O.G.-Gruppennachrichten 496 Laelia jongheana – ein Erfahrungs- bericht Geburtstage 499 Bazing, Alexander 436 Schweizerische Orchideengesellschaf- Fifty ways to leave your lover – ten/Geburtstage 500 Wie wird man seine Orchideen am schnellsten wieder los? 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