Classification Index

World of Orchids – New England CLASSIFICATION LIST / JUDGING SCHEDULE* *This list supersedes all previous lists – use for Ribbon Judging on Nov. 3rd, 2017 DO NOT REGISTER IN TROPHY, ROSETTE, DESCRIPTIVE, NAME CHANGE, INFORMATIONAL OR DESCRIPTIVE CLASS – THESE CLASSES ARE IDENTIFIED BY THEIR BACKGROUND SHADING OR COLOR. Reference Classification Title Description

World of Orchids - Trophies and Awards for 2017 Show (Judging 11/3/17) DO NOT REGISTER IN THESE CLASSES 013A AOS Show Trophy & Certificates All exhibits eligible -judged by AOS judges only. 013B Orchid Digest Trophy Non-commercial exhibits eligible; AOS judges only 013C DeRosa Award Best Artistic Design; Classes (001-012); judges TBD 013D Paul B Moore Novice Award Exhibits in Class 012 Only; Judges TBD 014 Halbersleben Memorial Trophy Best Cattleya Classes 015–028; Judged by Cattleya Team. 032 Paul B. Moore ‘Slipper’ Trophy Best ‘Slipper’ Classes 033A–041; Judged by Paph eam. 044 Irving R. Versoy Trophy Best VANDA Classes 045-057; Judged by Vanda Team. 060A Esther Sweet Trophy Best Phalaenopsis, Classes 061–075; Judge by Phal Team 060B Louis Guida Trophy Best Sunset/Artshade Class 072; Judged by Phal. Team 077A MOS Trophy – Milt / Mltps Best Milt/Mltps Classes 079-081; Judges Oncidium Team 077B John E. Miller Trophy Best Odont, Classes 082-084; Judged by Oncidium Team. 077C John E Stacy Trophy Best Oncidium, Classes 078, 085-090; Oncidium Team. 092 MOS Trophy – Cymbidium Best Cymbidium Class 093-100 Judge CymbidiumTeam. 103 Harry Kubick Trophy Best Dendrobium Class 104A-108 by Dendrobium Team. 109 MOS Trophy – Pleurothallid Best Pleurothallid 110A-110G Judge Pleurothallid Team. 111 MOS Trophy – Fantasy Best of Miscellaneous Class 112-125B Judges MG Team 128 MOS Trophy Best Grown in Home Best Plant Grown in Home Class 129 or 130 Judges TBD. 131 MOS Trophy – Artwork Best Artwork, Classes 132-138 Judged by Artwork Team. 201 Cynthia Guy Trophy Best Bloom in Show; all plant entries by Team captains 202 Richard Peterson Trophy All Species eligible; nominations from Team Captains 203 Kraus Family Best Large Specimen All Nom from team Captains. 204 MOS Trophy - Best Miniature Best Miniature Specimen. All Classes eligible. Miniature Specimen defined as plant whose Maximum height at maturity is 10” or less from top of container or mount to top of leaves, excluding inflorescence. Nominations by Team Captains 208 MOS Fragrance ROSETTE Best / Worst Fragrance registered Class 151 Judges TBD. 209 Wilford B Neptune Trophy Best Culture All Plant Classes Nom by Team Captains

World of Orchids New England - MOS 2017 Classifications for Judging on 11/3/2017 World of Orchids – New England CLASSIFICATION LIST / JUDGING SCHEDULE* *This list supersedes all previous lists – use for Ribbon Judging on Nov. 3rd, 2017 DO NOT REGISTER IN TROPHY, ROSETTE, DESCRIPTIVE, NAME CHANGE, INFORMATIONAL OR DESCRIPTIVE CLASS – THESE CLASSES ARE IDENTIFIED BY THEIR BACKGROUND SHADING OR COLOR. Reference Classification Title Description

000 - World of Orchids New England GUIDELINES AND DEFINITIONS Use THIS list to register plants, artwork, exhibits, etc. for Ribbon Judging of 2017 MOS show

These guidelines are provided to help you determine correct class in which to register items for judging.

Enter a plant in the lowest numbered class unless instructed otherwise in alliance-specific instructions. Plants may be entered in one flower class only. Any plant registered in a flower class may be entered in an alliance-specific ‘special’ class or in Classes 129 or 130 (Grown in the Home) or Class 151 (Fragrance).

When classes are delineated by color, register the plant based upon its background color unless noted in the alliance-specific instructions.

It is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to confirm that entries are correctly classified. If you have questions, ASK for assistance. Plants that are incorrectly registered may not be judged.

DEFINITIONS

GENUS - A natural grouping of closely-related species. Dendrobium is an example of a genus. The name of a genus is capitalized.

Species: A kind of plant that is distinct from other plants. It is not the product of a cross. Species names are not capitalized and are printed in lower case italics. Example Cattleya mossiae. (Species classes may include ‘natural’ hybrids.)

Hybrid: The offspring of a cross between species or hybrids. Hybrid names are capitalized.

Primary hybrid: A hybrid of no more than two species.

Complex hybrid: A hybrid with no fewer than three genera.

Intrageneric hybrid: A hybrid whose parents are from more than one species but only one genus.

Intergeneric hybrid: A hybrid between members of two or more genera. (Hint: -ara at end of genus indicates 3+ genera in background

Judges have the right to award or withhold any scheduled trophy or ribbon, and may subdivide or combine any plant class when warranted. First, second and third place ribbons are awarded for each plant class at the discretion of the judges.

UNLESS CLEARLY DESIGNATED OTHERWISE, EVERY EXHIBITED PLANT IS ELIGIBLE FOR AOS AWARDS, AND EXHIBITORS AGREE TO COMPLETE AOS REQUIREMENTS FOR AWARDED PLANTS. World of Orchids New England - MOS 2017 Classifications for Judging on 11/3/2017 World of Orchids – New England CLASSIFICATION LIST / JUDGING SCHEDULE* *This list supersedes all previous lists – use for Ribbon Judging on Nov. 3rd, 2017 DO NOT REGISTER IN TROPHY, ROSETTE, DESCRIPTIVE, NAME CHANGE, INFORMATIONAL OR DESCRIPTIVE CLASS – THESE CLASSES ARE IDENTIFIED BY THEIR BACKGROUND SHADING OR COLOR. Reference Classification Title Description

001 Open Competition 1 – 9 sq ft Display of orchid plants in flower, arranged for effect in 1 sq ft to 9 sq ft table-top or floor space 002 Open Competition 10-30 sq ft Display of orchid plants in flower, arranged for effect in 10-30 sq ft table-top or floor space 003 Open Competition 31-64 sq ft Display of orchid plants in flower, arranged for effect in 31-64 sq. ft table-top or floor space 004 Open Competition 65 sq ft up Display of orchid plants in flower, arranged for effect in 65 sq. ft and up table top or floor space. 004P Open Competition (50 sq ft) P Display of orchids in flower, arranged for effect 50 sq. ft table-top or floor display PROF’L 005 PURPOSELY BLANK 006 Open Competition FRAGRANCE Any size Display of plants registered in Class 151 (Fragrance). To be eligible for flower ribbons, plants must be registered in appropriate flower categories. 007 Open Competition Educational Educational Exhibit, Any Size 008 Open Competition – Artwork Artwork, All Media, Any Size display 009 Open Comp (Cut Flowers, etc) Any Size Display of Cut Flowers, Floral Arrangements 010 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 011 Orchid Society Displays Display by an Orchid Society, ANY size 012 Amateur/Novice Competition Display by exhibitor w/o prior award for a display 013 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK

014 CATTLEYA ALLIANCE HALBERSLEBEN TROPHY will be awarded for Best in Cattleya Alliance, Classes 015 – 028 eligible. Judged by the Cattleya Team.

014A CATTLEYA ALLIANCE This group has had many name changes; please register with name that is on your label. If plant earns an AOS award, AOS will inform you of current genus name. Cattleya Alliance INCLUDES – Brassavola, Laelia, Cattleya, Sophronitis, Epidendrum, Encyclia, Broughtonia, Schomburgkia, Barkeria, Caularthron, Hexisea, Isabellia, Isochilus, Leptotes, Nanodes, Oerstedella, etc. SEE DESCRIPTIONS and USE APPROPRIATE CLASSES 015A-028 TO REGISTER

015A Cattleya Species EXCEPT … Cattleya species except those previously known as Brassavola, Broughtonia, etc. or Allied Species (016-023) -i.e: bowringiana, mossiae, walkeriana 015B Cattleya Hybrids EXCEPT Cattleya Hybrids EXCEPT those with parent in 016-023. Example: C. Walkerinter (walkeriana x intermedia) 016 Brassavola / Rhyncholaelia Brassavola or Rhyncholaelia S & H NO S & H -NO INTERGENERICS INTERGENERICS example: B nodosa, Rhy digbyana, B. Little Stars, Rcv. Jimminey Cricket (nodosa x digbyana)

017 Broughtonia –S & H, NO Broughtonia S & H, NO INTERGENERICS –Example: INTERGENERICS cubensis, sanguinea; Bro. Jamaica Jester (negrilensis x ortgiesana) 018 Encyclia (Prosthechea) S & H NO Encyclia species (pseudobulbs) & Hybrids -NO INTERGENERICS INTERGENERICS Examples: cochleata, radiata; Psh. Radia-Cochlea 019 Epidendrum S & H NO Epidendrum S (no pseudobulbs) & H –NO INTERGENERICS INTERGENERICS - Examples: capricornu, laucheanum, melanopophyreum, stamfordianum; Epi. Exotics Twinkle 020 Laelia Species & Hybrids -NO Laelia S, H -NO intergenenerics -examples L purpurata, L INTERGENERICS pumila, L praestans; L (C.) Pumistans 021 Schomburgkia (Schombolaelia) S, Schomburgkia (Schombolaelia) S, H & NO H, NO INTERGENERIC INTERGENERICS -examples: moyobambae, tibicinis, undulata; Schomburgkia Kalihi (superbiens x undulata)

022 Sophronitis S & H NO Sophronitis S, H NO Intergenerics. Examples S INTERGENERICS brevipedunculata, S cernua, S coccinea; S. Pole Star (coccinea x briegeri) 023A Cattleya ALLIED SPECIES Cattleya allies, species (OTA) Examples: Barkeria, Caularthron, Dimeranda, Hexisea, Isabelia, Isochilus, Leptotes, Nanodes, Oersterdella 023B Cattleya ALLIED HYBRIDS and Allied Cattleya hybrids and intergenerics with parents INTERGENERICS EXCEPT listed in class 023A but not with Cattleya W/CATTLEYA (015A) as a parent. 024 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 025 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 026 CATTLEYA (H)YBRIDS & (I)NTERGENERICS OTHER THAN ABOVE (OTA) INCLUDE Bc, Blc, Lc, Pot, Slc, etc. Use classes 026A-026G to register according to predominant color of flower 026A Cattleya H & I -Lavender/Mauve H & I Lavender/Mauve/Purple NOT PINK Purple NOT PINK 026B Cattleya H & I –WHITE H & I WHITE 026C Cattleya H & I -SEMI-ALBA H & I -SEMI-ALBA 026D Cattleya H & I - H & I -YELLOW/BRONZE/ORANGE YELLOW/BRONZE/ORANGE 026E Cattleya H & I -GREEN Cattleya H & I -GREEN 026F Cattleya H & I –REDS, PINK Cattleya H & I – Red / Red shades, PINK (not (NOT LAVENDER or MAUVE) lavender or mauve) 026G Cattleya H & I -Other Colors Cattleya H & I - Other colours including splash petal or multicolor 027 Cattleya Alliance -MINIATURE MINI Catt S, H or I total height at maturity 10” or less, excluding inflorescence, (MUST also be entered in Class 015A through 026G as appropriate)

028 Cattleya -FIRST-BLOOM First-bloom SEEDLING - MERICLONES NOT SEEDLING NO MERICLONES ELIGIBLE Must also be entered in Flower Classes 015A through 026G as appropriate. 029 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 030 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 032 Paul B. Moore Trophy for Best of Paphiopedilum/Cypripedium/Phragmipedium Classes 033A thru 041 eligible Judged by Slipper Team 032 Paphiopedilum/Cypripedium SPECIES SEE DESCRIPTIONS, Register in class 033A, 033B, 033C as appropriate. DON’T REGISTER IN 032 033A Paph SPECIES - 1 -2 flowers at Examples: bellatulum concolor delenatii emersonii maturity – Brachys & Parvis fairrieanum henryanum godfroyae micranthum malipoense niveum spicerianum 033B Paph SPECIES - MULTIFLORAL Coryopedilum & Pardalopedilum: randsii, philippinense, 3 or more flowers at maturity sanderianum, adductum, lowii, parishii, stonei, gigantifolium kolopakingii, rothschildianum etc 033C Paph SPECIES -Sequential Sequential bloomers and All Others including liemanum, Bloomers & All Other primulinum, etc. 034 Paph HYBRIDS -Multifloral, Any One or Both Parents must be MULTIFLORAL (033B). Color I.E. St Swithin, Berenice, Prince Edward of York, Transvaal, Utgard, Delrosi, Harold Koopowitz 035 - Paph Primary/Near-Primary Hybrid (1 or 2 flowers at maturity) One or Both Parents are species, except those listed in Class 033B. Determine color by dominant color of Dorsal, then Petals. Register in Classes 035A-035F as appropriate. 035A Paph P/NP hybrids - WHITE Paphiopedilum P/NP hybrids - White 035B Paph P/NP -GREEN/YELLOW Paph P/NP hybrid -GREEN/YELLOW 035C Paph P/NP hybrid – T/B/M Paph P/NP hybrid -TAN/BRONZE/MAHOGANY 035D Paph P/NP hybrid -RED/PINK Paph P/NP hybrid -RED/PINK 035E Paph P/NP hybrid – VINI, Paph P/NP hybrid - COLORATUM, FLAME VINICOLOR/COLORATUM/FLAME 035F Paph P/NP -OTHER COLORS Paph P/NP hybrid -OTHER COLORS 035G PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 036 - Paph COMPLEX HYBRIDS In a Complex hybrid, BOTH parents are hybrids. Determine color by dominant color of Dorsal, then Petals. Register in Classes 036A -036F as appropriate. 036A Paph. Complex Hybrid -WHITE Paphiopedilum hybrids, complex –White 036B Paph. Complex GREEN/YELLOW Paphiopedilum hybrids, complex -Green/Yellow 036C Paph Complex Hybrid – T/B/M Paphiopedilum hybrids, complex -Tan/Bronze/Mahogany 036D Paph Complex Hybrid -RED/PINK Paphiopedilum Hybrids, Complex -Red/Pink 036E Paph Complex Hybrid - Paphiopedilum hybrids, complex - VINI/COLORATUM/ FLAME vinicolor/coloratum/flame 036F Paph Complex – OTHER COLORS Paphiopedilum hybrids, complex -other colors

038 - Phragmipedium Enter phragmipedium species and hybrids in appropriate class 039 – 040B 039 Phragmipedium species Phrag SPECIES only. Ex: besseae, caudatum, schlimii, d'alessandroi, kovachii, longifolium, sargentianum 040A Phrag besseae HYBRIDS ALL Phrag. Primary / Near-Primary hybrids with besseae as parent or grandparent. Ex Barbara Leann, Mountain Maid, Eric Young, Inca Fire, Rachel Kirk Cape Sunset 040B Phrag Hybrids, all other Phragmipedium hybrids without besseae as a parent – ex Phrag. Mardi Gras (brasiliense x fischeri) Paphiopedilum/(Cypripediae) ALLIED 041 Paphiopedilum/(Cypripediae) Allied Cypripediae genera; species, hybrids and ALLIED intergenerics other than above. Examples: Cypripedium, Mexipedium, Selenipedium Paphiopedilum/Cypripediae Alliance Special Classes Must also be registered in above classes 033A-041 as appropriate. 042 Paph Alliance (Cypripediae) First-bloom SEEDLING-enter also in classes 033A -041 FIRST-BLOOM SEEDLING as appropriate. MERISTEMS OR MERICLONES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE 043 Paph Dwarf or Pigmy types – Any MATURE plant that is naturally small (less than 8”) species or hybrids - ALL including inflorescence. MUST also register in Class 033A – 041 as appropriate. 044 IRVING R VERSOY TROPHY for Best Vanda Alliance, classes 045-057, PLANTS IN FLOWER ONLY Judged by Vanda Team 044A - There have been many names changes in this group. Register using name on label; if plant earns AOS award, judges will inform you of correct name. 045 Aerangis species, interspecific, Examples: Aerangis luteo-alba var. rhodostichtum, Aerngs intergeneric hybrids Ivory Star 046 Angraecum species, hybrids and Example: Angcm sesquipedale, Angcm. Longiscott intergenerics 047A Ascocentrum S & Interspecific Asctm. species and hybrids (NO Ascocenda!) Hybrids NOT ASCOCENDA Example Asctm. curvifolium or Asctm. Mona Church (ampullaceum x miniatum) 047B Ascocentrum INTERGENERICS Ascocentrum intergenerics OTA but not with Phal or Dor Other than above (see 075 for these) Examples: Darw. Mendelara, etc 048 Ascocenda ALL COLORS Ascocenda (Ascocentrum x Vanda) ALL COLORS Ex: Ascda. Siriratana (Asctm curvifolium x V. denisoniana) 049 Rhynchostylis, Species, Rhynchostylis sp, h and intergenerics OTA including Interspecific and Intergenerics Opsistylis, Vandachostylis 050 Renanthera and Aerides Species, Examples: Renanthera citrina, imschootiana; Ren. Nancy interspecific, intergenerics OTA Chandler. Aer. Punchinello, Aeridovanda 051A Vanda SPECIES Vanda species, includes Euanthe. I.E coerulea, dearii, denisoniana, tricolor but EXCLUDING SPECIES PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS 045-050

051B Vanda Hybrids Vanda hybrids, with parents as in 051A; example V. Mas Los Angeles (Mevr. L. Velthuis x Sunray) 051C Vanda INTERGENERICS Vanda intergeneric hybrids with 045-050 but not with Phalaenopsis 052 Neofinetia species, interspecific Neofinetia falcata, Neostylis Lou Sneary and intergeneric hybrids OTA USE CLASS 122B FOR NON-FLOWERING TYPES PLANTS IN FLOWER ONLY 053 Vanda ALLIES & Single genus Allied Vandaceous (not Phal) –Aerth Amesiella Arach hybrids (68) Ceratochilus Cleis Esmeralda Har Holc Jum Plmths Rbq Sarc Sed Tblm tricoglottis, Paraphalaenopis, chiloschista, schoenorchis 054 Vandaceous Allies Intergenerics Allied Vandaceous Hybrids including 053 and Intergenerics other than above, EXC w/Phalaenopsis 055 Vandaceous FIRST-BLOOM First-bloom SEEDLING -enter also in 045 -054. SEEDLING NO MERICLONES MERISTEMS OR MERICLONES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE 056 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 059A Definition: Miniature Multifloral Phal/Dtps (M) MATURE plants expected to have many 2-3 inch diameter flowers on branched inflorescences. 059B Definition: Standard Phal/Dtps Plants (S) MATURE plants expected to have several 3+ inch diameter flowers on tall inflorescences. 060A ESTHER SWEET MEM TROPHY, Best Phalaenopsis, from Classes 061-075 inclusive, 060B LOUIS GUIDA MEM TROPHY Best Sunset/Artshade Phal (class 072 only) Standard or Miniature Flower Size Judged by Phalaenopsis Team 061 Phalaenopsis & Doritis Species Phalaenopsis & Doritis Species examples amabilis, equestris, pallens, pulcherrima 062 REGISTER HYBRIDS BY PREDOMINANT COLOR INCLUDING PELORICS 063 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, Phalaenopsis Hybrids - White, no markings except faint WHITE, no markings blush; Standard or Miniature Form 064 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, WHITE Phalaenopsis hybrids - White with coloured lip, no w/colored lip, no marks markings; standard or miniature form 065 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, WHITE Phalaenopsis hybrids - White with markings -stripes, bars, with marks or spots Standard or Miniature Forms 066 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, PINK Phalaenopsis hybrids - Pink, no markings no marks Standard or Miniature Forms 067 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, PINK Phalaenopsis hybrids - Pink with markings with marks Standard or Miniature Forms 068 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, Phalaenopsis hybrids - Yellow, no markings YELLOW no marks Standard or Miniature Forms 069 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, Phalaenopsis hybrids - Yellow with markings YELLOW with marks Standard or Miniature Forms 070 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, Phalaenopsis hybrids - Red/Violet, no markings RED/VIOLET no marks Standard or Miniature Forms

071 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, Phalaenopsis hybrids - Red/Violet with markings RED/VIOLET with marks Standard or Miniature Forms

072 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, ART- Phalaenopsis hybrids -Art-Shade, Desert-Tone, Sunsets - SHADE/DESERT-TONE/SUNSET w/ or w/o markings. Examples: Phal Louis Guida Trophy Eligible Shenandoah Fire. Standard or Miniature 073 Phal/Dtps Hybrids, S or M, OTHER Phalaenopsis hybrids - Other colors w/ or w/o markings COLORS & HARLEQUINS includes 2-toned and harlequins. Standard or Miniature Forms 074 Phalaenopsis Allies – Species Allies including Nothodoritis, Paraphalaenopsis

075 Phalaenopsis Allies Hybrids and Phalaenopsis Allies and intergenerics OTA includes INTERGENERICS Devereuxara (Dvra.), Asconopsis, Vandopsis

076 Phalaenopsis Alliance FIRST- First-bloom Seedling - entered also in classes 060 -075. BLOOM SEEDLING MERISTEMS NOT ELIGIBLE 077 Oncidinae - nearly all Oncidinae have been merged into one group - Oncidium. For registration purposes, use old names; AOS to give new name if plant is awarded 077A MOS Trophy for Best Miltonia/Miltoniopsis Classes 079-081 077B John E Miller Trophy for Best Odontoglossum Classes 082-084 077C John E Stacy Trophy for Best Oncidium Classes 078, 085-090 Judged by Oncidium Team 078 BRASSIA S, H & I Brassia species, hybrids, intergenerics ie Ada, Aliceara, Bakerara,Beallara, Brassidium, Degarmoara, Maclellanara, Miltassia, Odontobrassia Arthurara 079 Miltonia/Miltoniopsis S & H Miltonia/Miltoniopsis species & Hybrids, No NO INTERGENERICS Intergenerics. Examples: spectabile, roezlii, Milt. Lady Snow 080 081 Miltonia/Miltoniopsis Miltonia/Miltoniopsis intergeneric hybrids other than INTERGENERICS above (including Burrageara, Colmanara, Miltonidium, Odontonia, Vuylstekeara) 082 ODONTOGLOSSUM species Odontoglossum species (includes Cuitlauzina, Lemboglossum, Osmoglossum, Otoglossum, Rossioglossum, Systeloglossum, Ticoglossum, etc.) 083 ODONTOGLOSSUM hybrids Odontoglossum hybrids 084 ODONTOGLOSSUM Odontoglossum intergeneric hybrids other than above Intergenerics (incl Odontocidium, Odontioda, Wilsonara, Lagarara)

085 Oncidium Species –NO Oncidium species including Psychopsis, except Equitants. EQUITANTS Examples ampliatum, crispum, maculatum, ornithorhynchum, sphacelatum 086 Oncidium Hybrids –Except Oncidium hybrids, except Equitants, example Gower equitants Ramsey, Pyp Butterfly

Equitant refers to oncidinae whose leaves are arranged in pairs overlapping or straddling one another at the base. Plants are generally small - around 6” tall not including inflorescence. Equitants are also known as Tolumnia 087 Oncidium EQUITANT SPECIES Equitants & Tolumnia species including guianensis, henekenii, pulchella, triquetra, varigata. 088 Oncidium EQUITANT HYBRIDS Equitants Hybrids, example Tolumnia Waikiki Sunsey (pulchella x guianensis) 089 Oncidium intergenerics Oncidium Intergenerics OTA 090 Oncidium Allies species & hybrids, Allied Oncidinae - ie Gomesa, Lockhartia, Ionopsis, intergenerics Rodriguezia, Comparettia; Sigmatostalix (Ornithophora); Trichocentrum; Howeara, 091 Oncidium First Bloom First-bloom SEEDLING also entered in classes 078-090. MERISTEMS NOT ELIGIBLE.

092 MOS TROPHY, Best Cymbidium, drawn from Classes 093 – 100

092A Definition: 'Standard' Cymbidium At MATURITY 3"+-sized flowers on tall, upright inflorescences held within and above 2 foot+ leaves

092B Definition: 'Miniature' Cymbidium At MATURITY, plant has several flowers usually less than 3" across natural spread; foliage shorter, narrower than standard cymbidiums. May have pendant inflorescences

092C Definition: ‘Pendant’ Cymbidium Any Cymbidium whose flower sprays are NATURALLY pendant vs upright. Examples Cym. Devonianum and its hybrids 093 Cymbidiinae -Cymbidium Cymbidium species -all types [standard, miniature, SPECIES pendant] Examples: kanran, traceyanum, sinense, devoniaum 094 Cymbidium HYBRID STANDARD Cymbidium hybrids, Standard -ANY COLOR ANY COLOR 095 Cymbidium HYBRID Cymbidium Hybrid, Miniature -ANY COLOR MINIATURE -ANY COLOR 096 Cymbidium HYBRID PENDANT Cymbidium hybrids, PENDANT, ANY COLOR ANY COLOR 097 Cymbidiinae -ALLIES S, H, I Allied Cymbidium sp, h and intergenerics ota including Ansellia, Cymbidiella, Amesiella, Cyrtopodium, Galeandra, Grammatophyllum 098 Cymbidinae FIRST-BLOOM First-bloom SEEDLING -entered also in Classes 093-097. SEEDLNG MERISTEMS NOT ELIGIBLE.

103 Harry Kubick Memorial Trophy For Best in Dendrobium Alliance, Classes 104A thru 106 inclusive (Plants in Flower Only – use Class 122B for non-flowering types) Judged by Dendrobium Team 104A Dendrobium SPECIES -NOBILE Dendrobium species -Nobile types including amoenum types anosmum aphyllum chrysanthum crepidatum moniloforme nobile parishii unicum 104B Dendrobium SPECIES -PHAL- Dendrobium species -Phalaenopsis, Antelope type ANTELOPE Type including affine antennatum bigibbum helix phalaenopsis rigidum stratiotes superbiens williamsianum 104C Dendrobium SPECIES - Dendrobium species -Nigrohirsute type (black hairs on NIGROHIRSUTE stem) including bellatulum, dearii, formosum, infundibulum, etc. 104D Dendrobium SPECIES -OTHER Dendrobium species including bracteosum, cuthbertsonii, TYPES fairchildae, gonzalesii, kingianum, speciosum, spectabile, rhodostictum, smilliae, thyrsiflorum, victoria-regina 105A Nobile –Type HYBRIDS Dendrobium hybrids -Nobile types 105B Phal / Antelope Type HYBRIDS Dendrobium hybrids –Phalaenopsis, Antelope type 105C Nigrohirsute-type hybrids Dendrobium hybrids -Nigrohirsute type 105D Other type hybrids Dendrobium hybrids -Other than above 106 Dendrobium ALLIED GENERA Allied Dendrobium sp, h and intergenerics ota including Cadetia Diplocaulabium Dockrilla Eria Mediocalcar, Epigeneinum 107 Dendrobium FIRST-BLOOM Any First-bloom SEEDLING in classes 104A to 104D, SEEDLING 105A to 105D, or 106 -MERISTEMS NOT ELIGIBLE 108 PURPOSELY LEFT BLANK 109 MOS Trophy for Best Pleurothallidinae Classes 110A-110G Judged by Pleurothallid Team 110A Masdevallia SPECIES Masdevallia species Examples: ayabacana, coccinea ignea infracta xanthina 110B Masdevallia HYBRIDS Masdevallia hybrids. Examples: Masd. Elle, Angel Heart, Highland Fling 110C Dracula SPECIES Dracula species Example: Dracula polyphemus

110D Dracula HYBRIDS Dracula hybrids 110E Masdevallia -Dracula Masdevallia and Dracula intergeneric hybrids -Example: INTERGENERICS Dracuvallia Blue Boy 110F Pleurothallid ALLIES -SPECIES Pleurothalliis and allies, species including Dryadella Lepanthes Lepanthopsis Octomeria Platystele Restrepia Scaphosepalum Stelis Trisetella 110G Pleur ALLIES HYBRIDS- Pleurothallis and allied genera hybrids and intergeneric INTERGENERICS hybrids other than above.

111 MOS Trophy for Best ‘Fantasy Orchid’ Classes 112-125B Judged by Lycaste & Miscellaneous Team 112 Lycastinae -Lycaste S, H, I Lycaste species, hybrids and intergenerics 113 Lycastinae -Maxillaria S, H, I Maxillaria species, hybrids and intergeneric hybrids 114 Lycastinae -Zygopetalum & Allied Zygopetalum & allied genera -sp, h, intergenerics ota IE S, H, I Anguloa Promenaea Mormolyca Zygoneria Scuticari Eriopsis Koellensteinia Hamelwellsara 115 Miscellaneous -Catasetum, etc. Catasetum Clowesia Cycnoches Dressleria Mormodes & allies S, H, I, monniererara 116 Miscellaneous -Bifrenaria , etc. Bifrenaria, Cochleanthes, Chondrhyncha, Pescatorea, and related genera: species, hybrids, and intergeneric hybrids other than above 117 Miscellaneous -Stanhopea, etc. Stanhopea, Gongora, and allied genera: species, hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above including Acineta, Coryanthes, Neomoorea, Paphinia 118 Miscellaneous -Coelogyne, Coelogyne species, hybrids, and intergeneric hybrids other Dendrochilum than above including Dendrochilum 119 Miscellaneous -Bletia, etc. Bletia, Calanthe, Chysis, Gastrorchis, Phaius, Pleione, Spathoglottis, and Thunia species, hybrids, and intergeneric hybrids other than above. 120A Miscellaneous -Bulb, Cirr SPECIES Bulbophyllum and Cirrhopetalum species 120B Miscellaneous -Bulb, Cirr - Bulbophyllum and Cirrhopetalum hybrids and intergeneric HYBRIDS hybrids other than above. 121 Miscellaneous -Disa, etc. Disa, Habenaria, Orchis, and Stenoglottis species, hybrids and intergeneric hybrids other than above. 122A Miscellaneous -Jewel Orchids Orchids recognized for foliage VS flower, i.e. Anoectochilus, Dossinia, Goodyeara, Ludisia, etc 122B Miscellaneous – Other non- Other non-flowering orchids such as Neofinetia falcata, flowering types Dendrobium moniliforme, etc. 123 Miscellaneous -Terrestrials Terrestrials not covered elsewhere including Isotria (whorled pogonia), Stenorhynchus. 124 Miscellaneous -Species not covered Species not covered elsewhere, ie. Oberonia, Kegeliella, elsewhere Liparis, Polystachya, Ceratostylis, Trichoceros, Elleanthus 125A Miscellaneous -single genus Single-genus hybrids not covered elsewhere hybrids 125B Miscellaneous -intergeneric hybrids Intergeneric hybrids not covered elsewhere NCE 126 Miscellaneous -First Bloom First-bloom Seedlings -also entered in Classes 110A - SEEDLINGS 110G and 112 -125B inclusive. MERISTEMS NOT ELIGIBLE 127 Purposely Left Blank

128 MOS Trophy for Best Plant grown in Home Classes 129 or 130 129 SPECIES Grown in the Home (SEE SPECIES Grown in the Home -species – NOTE) NOTE: PLANTS IN CLASS 129 MUST ALSO BE ENTERED IN A REGULAR PLANT CLASS AS WELL 130 HYBRID Grown in the Home (SEE HYBRID Grown in the Home -HYBRID -NOTE: NOTE) PLANTS ENTERED IN CLASS 130 MUST ALSO BE ENTERED IN A REGULAR PLANT CLASS AS WELL

131 MOS Trophy for Best Artwork – any medium Classes 132-137 or 140 132 Artwork PHOTOGRAPHY 133 Artwork Prints, Monoprints, Collage 134 Artwork Paintings and Drawings 135 Artwork Fiber-Art, Needlework, Clothing, Quilts, etc 136 Artwork Sculpture and Glass 137 Artwork Jewelry, porcelains or other orchid arts and crafts. 140 Orchids in Floral Design Corsages, hairpieces, wristlets, bouquets, center-pieces, arrangements (orchids predominant) Entries judged according to originality. 151 Fragrance All Flowers registered in appropriate Classes eligible; Entries need to be easily accessible / sniffed.

World of Orchids New England - MOS 2017 Classifications for Judging on 11/3/2017