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July – September 2020 REGISTRATIONS QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTER AND CHECKLIST OF ORCHID HYBRIDS (SANDER’S LIST) JULY – SEPTEMBER 2020 REGISTRATIONS Distributed with The Orchid Review VOLUME 128, NUMBER 1332, DECEMBER 2020 NEW ORCHID HYBRIDS JULY – SEPTEMBER 2020 REGISTRATIONS A list of new grex names supplied by the Royal Horticultural Society as International Cultivar Registration Authority for Orchid Hybrids NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY (O/U = Originator unknown) x Aeridopsis Chienlung Bouquet Aer. lawrenceae x Phal. equestris Da Yu Liu Chienlung Little Giant Aer. houlletiana x Phal. equestris Da Yu Liu x Aeridovanda Arthur Nathan Queler Aer. houlletiana x V. Motes Ruby Pixie Motes Lemon Jasmin V. [Ascda.] Chaisiri x Aer. houlletiana R.F. Orchids (O/U) Mike TG Orpi Aer. leeana [jarckiana] x V. pumila T.Upchurch (O/U) x Aeristoma Kasorn Dancing Sun Cleis. fuerstenbergianum x Aer. lawrenceae M.Chanyangam Kasorn Rosy Speckles Cleis. fuerstenbergianum x Aer. rosea M.Chanyangam x Andyara* Jumbo Dark Gal. magnicolumna x Fdk. After Dark Jumbo Orchids Jumbo Initial Fdk. Midnight Sky x Gal. juncea Jumbo Orchids Jumbo Saturn Gal. magnicolumna x Fdk. Saturn Sky Jumbo Orchids x Angulocaste Helgrove Angcst. Charlotte x Angcst. Des Varvots E.Young O.F. Hitriere Ang. Isabelle x Angcst. Gigoulande E.Young O.F. Brassavola Little Yaki B. Little Stars x B. cucullata P.T.Lin x Brassocatanthe Carmela Gaglioti Bsn. [Bc.] Maikai x C. aclandiae M.Gaglioti (O/U) Graf’s Merengue Bct. [Blc.] Robert Randall x Ctt. Trick or Treat Plantio La Orquidea Memoria Nyla Jo Whiting Bc. [Blc.] Rustic Spots x Gur. [C.] Guatemalensis G.Su Playa Cautaro Bsn. [Bc.] Maikai x Bct. [Blc.] Graf’s Camburcito Plantio La Orquidea x Brassocattleya Graf’s Playa Marina Grande Bc. Maile Hollinger x C. Hawaiian Wedding Song Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Playa Patanemo Bc. [Blc.] Keowee x Bc. [Pot.] Playa Majagua Plantio La Orquidea Lemon Bird C. [Sl.] Pole-Star x B. nodosa P.T.Lin Luca Orquisan B. ceboletta x C. nobilior Navarro & Martinez SunCoast Starry Skies Bc. Florida Stars x B. subulifolia [cordata] Florida SunCoast (Jim Roberts) Tropical Outbreak B. nodosa x C. [Lc.] Tropical Sunset A.Black Walter Orquisan Bc. [Bl.] Yellow Bird x B. ceboletta Navarro & Martinez x Brassolaelia SunCoast’s Aurean Blush B. flagellaris x L. aurea Florida SunCoast (Jim Roberts) Bulbophyllum Jack Taylor Bulb. phalaenopsis x Bulb. carunculatum B.Thoms Kenneth Yap Bulb. cruentum x Bulb. echinolabium Y.Punpreuk x Cahuzacara Murray’s Stargate Chz. [Blc.] Haleahi Sunbow x Rlc. Murray Spencer Florida SunCoast (D.Sugita) SunCoast’s Little Minker Rth. Momilani Rainbow x Chz. Murray’s Stargate Florida SunCoast (D.Sugita) Calanthe Annelise & Paul Cal. Grouville x Cal. succedanea Jauch Mana Banana Cal. Baron Schröder x Cal. succedanea Jauch Marmorata Cal. succedanea x Cal. [Pr.] cardioglossa Jauch x Catasandra Abril Fernández Gal. blanchetii x Ctsm. Mary Spencer J.Fernández 68 ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 128 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY Catasetum Cadejo Ctsm. integerrimum x Ctsm. tenebrosum L.Canton Caio Carvalho Ctsm. x perazolianum x Ctsm. Stephen Moffitt U.Ferreira Edwin Wang Ctsm. Robert Ang x Ctsm. cristatum R.Ang Chee Soong Joy Wang Ctsm. Robert Ang x Ctsm. Tunku Soraya R.Ang Chee Soong Maria Bautista Ctsm. Louise Clarke x Ctsm. tenebrosum F.Clarke Maria Mercado Ctsm. John C. Burchett x Ctsm. Dagny F.Clarke Marilu Camps Ctsm. fimbriatum x Ctsm. osculatum F.Clarke Memoria Darrel John Ctsm. Melana Davison x Ctsm. Extravaganza F.Clarke Norm Tupper Ctsm. Portagee Star x Ctsm. tigrinum F.Clarke Rosmari Blachtekak Ctsm. denticulatum x Ctsm. parguazense M.Da Silva Cattleya Adelyn’s Pride C. [Lc.] Empathy x C. [L.] crispa Chadwick & Son (Orchid Trail) Big Mama C. Horace x C. Summer Chadwick & Son (A.Borlin) Circle Doll C. [Slc.] Circle of Life x C. [Slc.] Yellow Doll Arnold J.Klehm (F.Fordyce) Dean’s Tiger C. Mareeba Tiger x C. maxima F.Clarke Debra Verduzco C. [L.] sincorana x C. lueddemanniana C.Lewis Gold Country Magic C. [Lc.] Tokyo Magic x C. Little Dipper J.G.Morris (Gold Country) Graf’s Arrebato C. [Lc.] Mildred Rives x C. [Lc.] Anita Marie Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Cielo Estrellado C. Mark Jones x C. Motte Spot Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Cornalina C. [Slc.] George Hausermann x C. Mae Hawkins Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Espejismo C. [Lc.] Luminosa (1901) x C. Interence Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Esplendor C. [Lc.] Summer Belle x C. [Lc.] Stephen Splendor Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Felina C. [Lc.] Luminosa (1901) x C. George Hausermann Plantio La Orquidea Graf’s Multicolor C. [Lc.] Luminosa (1901) x C. intermedia Plantio La Orquidea Ingenuity Spots C. Mark Jones x C. velutina F.Clarke Ivan Paulo Junior C. [L.] Rubin x C. nobilior I. P. Silva Jr. Judith Weston C. [Lc.] Cruella x C. Hawaiian Wedding Song Chadwick & Son (Orchid Trail) Martian C. granulosa x C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec Gp) B.Oliveros Maxcerence C. maxima x C. lawrenceana Hiroyuki Ishii (S.Ichijo) Maximum Lust C. maxima x C. lueddemanniana A.Black Memoria Virginia Claire C. William T. Campbell x C. San Diego Variable J.Schaefer (W.A.Baker) Mihata C. [Lc.] Gretal x C. [Lc.] Edgar Omura Suwada Orch. (I.Tsunoda) Nobody’s Done It C. [L.] Pacavia x C. [Lc.] Luminosa (1901) B.Oliveros Rhythm and Blues C. Leoloddiglossa x C. tigrina [leopoldii] B.Oliveros Shannon’s Sunshine C. [Lc.] Tokyo Magic x C. [Slc.] Angel’s Fantasy F.Clarke Shinfong Wish C. Memorial Chuang Wen-Hsien x C. nobilior W-C.Hung Snookie C. [Lc.] Cruzeiro do Sul x C. Brabantiae M.C.Mancini (O/U) Sonia Flares C. [Lc.] Purple Splendor x C. [Lc.] Tydea F.Clarke Spot Check C. William T. Campbell x C. Orchidom Brabant O.J.Bromfield Spotted Jewel C. Precious Jewel x C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec Gp) M.Murray (O/U) Sunny Patch C. [L.] gloedeniana x C. [L.] briegeri O.J.Bromfield Tanzanite C. [Lc.] Floralia’s Azul x C. warneri E.Merkle (F.Clarke) Tom Thatcher C. Margaret Stewart x C. Claesiana Chadwick & Son (A.Borlin) Toodebec C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec Gp) x C. Toowong O.J.Bromfield (W.A.Baker) x Cattleytonia Cheerful Day Bro. sanguinea x Ctna. Westmoreland O.J.Bromfield (O/U) x Cattlianthe Bacttata Ctt. [C.] Bactia x C. guttata A.Buckman Graf’s Preciosura Ctt. [Slc.] Rocket Burst Plantio La Orquidea x Ctt. [Lc.] Memoria Josefina Dünzelmann Lily Genovese C. Walkerinter x Gur. [C.] bowringiana D.Genovese Little Lana Ctt. [Lc.] Tiny Treasure x C. Lana Coryell M.Tibbs (Sunset Valley) Memoria Clara Molnar Ctt. [Lc.] Tropical Aurora x Ctt. Aussie Sunset F.Clarke Memoria Helen Buckman Ctt. [C.] Bactia x C. [Lc.] Maui Plum A.Buckman Orchidkraft’s German Memory Gur. [C.] bowringiana x C. percivaliana A.Bhide (Asendorfer) Summerland Ruby C. [Lc.] Summerland Girl x Ctt. [Slc.] Ruby Wax C.Hackney (F.Clarke) x Cattotes Emilia Santiago Lpt. bicolor x C. [L.] crispata J. Santiago (J.Kaeding) x Catyclia Candy Crave Cty. [Epc.] Candy Spires x E. [Epi.] phoenicea O.J.Bromfield Sonia C. Guimarães C. violacea x E. [Epi.] randii [randianum] Guimaraes ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 128 69 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY x Clowesetum American Jaguar Cl. [Ctsm.] dodsoniana x Ctsm. denticulatum López & Sánchez Ll. Cintia Cristina De Souza Chaveiro Cl. [Ctsm.] Grace Dunn R.Mendes x Ctsm. complanatum Cycnoches Mary Mancini Cyc. warscewiczii x Cyc. Richard Brandon F.Clarke x Cycnodes Leopard’s Gold Cycd. Freckled Sweetheart x Cyc. warscewiczii F.Clarke Cymbidium Alicia O’Reilly Cym. Amok in Kent x Cym. Oiso A.Easton Amber Dream Cym. Kiwi Amber x Cym. Beautiful Dream P.J.Hockey Amber Flame Cym. Foxfire Amber x Cym. Sundaani Flame P.J.Hockey Amber Freak Cym. Foxfire Amber x Cym. Kiwi Freak P.J.Hockey Amber Sensation Cym. Foxfire Amber x Cym. Okada Sensation P.J.Hockey Andy Griffith Cym. Memoria Stuart Sperber x Cym.Monterey Sunset A.Easton Atlantic Carat Cym. Atlantic Crossing x Cym. Eight Carat G.A.Le Marne (Guest) Audie Murphy Cym. Easter Fire x Cym. Pacific Sparkle A.Easton Beautiful Opal Cym. Pywacket x Cym. Beautiful Dream P.J.Hockey Beautiful Spirit Cym. Red Lady x Cym. Beautiful Dream P.J.Hockey Beethoven Cym. Snowblind x Cym. Kirby Lesh New Horizon Orch. (T.Bailey) Carmen Miranda Cym. Pee Wee x Cym. King Freak B.Ruiter Charlie Chaplin Cym. Earlisue x Cym. Minuet A.Easton Cherry Red Cym. Red Lady x Cym. Australian Cherry P.J.Hockey Cherry Royale Cym. Pywacket x Cym. Australian Cherry P.J.Hockey Cleo’s Rose Cym. Breakout x Cym. Cleo’s Dream P.J.Hockey Clockwork Orange Cym. Isabel Sander x Cym. Bluenose B.Ruiter Desert Rain Cym. Banana Split x Cym. erythraeum J.Kaeding Dorothy Lamour Cym. Woman No Cry x Cym. Parish Lowpoint A.Easton Eva Marie Saint Cym. Brook no Greenies x Cym. Runaway A.Easton Excellence Cym. Red Beauty x Cym. Sims Vision A.Christou (Sims Orch.) Fiery Surprise Cym. Fiery Embers x Cym. Chocarunta T.Burian Flaming Stardust Cym. Sundaani Flame x Cym. Kiwi Legend P.J.Hockey Fred Astaire Cym. Coolest Mint x Cym. Beautiful Parish A.Easton Frosted Amber Cym. Foxfire Amber x Cym. Winter Fire P.J.Hockey Gary Cooper Cym. Parish Elf x Cym. Mary Pinchess A.Easton Gerda Weissmann Klein Cym. Atalanta x Cym. Oiso A.Easton Harbour Legend Cym. Kimberley Legend x Cym. Harbour City P.J.Hockey Imogene Coca Cym. God Only Knows x Cym. hookerianum A.Easton Irma la Douce Cym. Magic Devon x Cym. Thu Ba B.Ruiter Jackie Gleason Cym. Beautiful Muse x Cym. Old Tony A.Easton James Cagney Cym. Golden Armstrong x Cym.
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