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International Register and Checklist of Orchid Hybrids: April QUARTERLY SUPPLEMENT TO THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTER AND CHECKLIST OF ORCHID HYBRIDS (SANDER’S LIST) APRIL – JUNE 2014 REGISTRATIONS INCLUDING NEWSLETTER OF THE ORCHID HYBRID REGISTRatION ADVISORY GROUP (OHRAG) NO. 5 Distributed with The Orchid Review VOLUME 122, NUMBER 1307, SEPTEMBER 2014 NEW ORCHID HYBRIDS April – June 2014 REGISTRATIONS Supplied by the Royal Horticultural Society as International Cultivar Registration Authority for Orchid Hybrids NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY (O/U = Originator unknown) Aerangis LOC Cardinal Gem Aergs. luteoalba x Aergs. mystacidii Louisiana Orch. Zipper Aergs. James G. Coyner x Aergs. citrata L.Belew (O/U) Aerides Nuthasiri Aer. crassifolia x Aer. [V.] flabellata P&K.Chutimataewin Tum Aer. houlletiana x Aer. rosea [fieldingii] P&K.Chutimataewin x Aeridovanda Alice’s Gold Aer. lawrenceae x V. [Ascda.] Alice’s Stewart Alice’s Orch. Krittapa Aer. houlletiana x V. [Ascda.] Pralor S. Atamakulsri x Aliceara Bodacious Onc. [Odcdm.] Tiger Crow x Alcra. Pacific Nova Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Hawaiian Nights Alcra. [Dgmra.] Winter Wonderland x Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Onc. [Oda.] Memoria Dale Lawless Memoria Donald Yamada Alcra. [Dgmra.] Memoria Jay Yamada x Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Onc. [Oda.] Fort Point Ysabella Alcra. [Dgmra.] Winter Wonderland x Onc. Forever Jubilee Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Angraecum Memoria Namaste Angcm. White Lioness x Angcm. leonis Lehua Scottish Lion Angcm. White Lioness x Angcm. scottianum Lehua x Aranda Abdul Halim Mu’adzam Shah Arach. hookeriana x V. [Ascda.] Su-Fun Beauty Singapore Bot. Gdns (David Lim) x Aranthera Nikunj Pradhan Arach. [Amm.] labrosa x Ren. imschootiana Himalayan Orch. (U.C.Pradhan) x Arthurara Artiste Alcra. Bodacious x Ons. Rioja Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Pensive Alcra. [Dgmra.] Winter Wonderland x Ons. Jerry Brown Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) x Brascidostele Sunburst Ons. [Wils.] Sunwolf x Brsdm. [Hmtn.] Golden Harry Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Brassavola Rediculous B. nodosa x B. grandiflora B.Oliveros x Brassidium Spiderman Brs. longissima x Onc. [Odcdm.] Bob Hoffman P.L.Jackson x Brassocatanthe Magda Diekstall Ctt. [Lc.] Pokai Sky x B. nodosa F.Diekstall x Brassocattleya Brazil Star FCA Bc. Midori Star FCA x Bc. Brazil (1972) Terada & Flachsland Starfire Bc. [Blc.] Keowee x B. nodosa R.E.García (E.Santiago) x Brassoncidopsis Brilliant Oip. [Vuyl.] Celtic Sun x Brsdm. [Hmtn.] Golden Harry Mauna Kea Orch. (J.W.McCully) Bulbophyllum Dolores Smith Bulb. [Crphm.] Crownpoint x Bulb. bicolor B.Thoms Medusa’s Kiss Bulb. vaginatum x Bulb. [Cirr.] medusae R.E.García (O/U) S. y N. Ignis Draconis Bulb. Emly Siegerist x Bulb. [Cirr.] putidum Caneva & Gomez Stephie Van Rensburg Bulb. orthoglossum x Bulb. facetum B.Thoms 42 ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 122 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY x Cahuzacara Duckitt’s Golden Eye Chz. [Blc.] Darling Winter x Rlc. [Blc.] Cape Blush Duckitt x Catasandra Charles Alford Gal. batemanii x Ctsm. fuchsii Butts & Lefaive (C.Alford) Catasetum Jamie Lawson XOXO Ctsm. pileatum x Ctsm. John C. Burchett J.Lawson (F.Clarke) Nesy Chagas Ctsm. spitzii x Ctsm. lanciferum [appendiculatum] F.Deusvando Leitao Cattleya Betsy’s Azure Sea C. intermedia x C. Sea Breeze J.McGoogan Bravo Mary C. [Sc.] Dendi’s Song x C. Quinquecolor Leroy Orch. (O/U) Cape Stawberry Lips C. Lulu x C. Cognac Duckitt (Brother) Cosmo-Cristar C. [Sl.] Pole-Star x C. [L.] crispata [flava] Kokusai CRB’s Nice Spots C. Highland Spots x C. Penny Kuroda (Caudebec) R.Greinke Daisen C. Mount Monjyu x C. Shirakabe Z.Oda Ellery Tomaszkiewicz C. [Lc.] Love Knot x C. warneri F.Clarke Erick ADV C. [Lc.] Honor César Niklas x C. [S.] cernua A.D.Vastik (C.E.Vastik) Fordyce’s Finale C. [Lc.] Drumbeat x C. [Slc.] Circle of Life B.Oliveros Hina Little Star C. [Lc.] Marcello Miranda x C. [Lc.] Mini Purple Y.Hara Hugo I ADV C. [Lc.] Cypheri (1897) x C. loddigesii A.D.Vastik John Broderick C. [S.] briegeri x C. violacea A.Millet Lakehaven Smile C. [Lc.] Tropic Charm x C. [Sc.] Dal’s Choice B.Wood Lakehaven Storm C. [Lc.] Mini Purple x C. [Sc.] Dal’s Choice B.Wood Memoria Gabi Hauser C. Tripp Johnston x C. Calummata J.Grezaffi Mikawa Wings C. [Lc.] Imperial Wings x C. [Lc.] Purple Beat G.Kinbara Mount Monjyu C. Mary Lynn McKenzie x C. [Lc.] Elizabeth Stewart Z.Oda Mount Ohboshi C. Horace x C. [Lc.] Antonetta Mahan Z.Oda Mutsuraboshi C. [L.] itambana x C. [L.] crispata [flava] Kokusai Prinz Harry C. [L.] jongheana x C. [L.] fidelensis A.Millet Royal Splash C. Royal Walk x C. Little Dipper Gold Country Shun-Ho Ling C. [Lc.] Aloha Case x C. [Slc.] Wendy’s Valentine W.-T.Cheng Sierra Winter C. Old Sierra x C. Winter Mantle B.Oliveros Spring March C. [Slc.] Muffin xC . [S.] coccinea Sato Orch. Sugar Baby C. lueddemanniana x C. [Lc.] Pink Spice J.Grezaffi Sunrise Fantasy C. [Sl.] Pole-Star x C. [Slc.] Fire Fantasy Gold Country Sunset Constellation C. [Lc.] Peter Fleuren x C. bicolor B.Oliveros Tokyo Catherine C. [Lc.] Fair Catherine x C. [Lc.] Tokyo Magic Tokyo O.N. Walnut Valley Sparky C. Walnut Valley Beautiful x C. [Lc.] Brian Carwile Rinke&Thompson Yun Lin Little Love C. [Slc.] Ruyu Little Love x C. [S.] cernua Pei-Yi Lee Zody C. [Lc.] Hillary’s Hope x C. loddigesii R.S.Cronje x Cattleychea Cosmo-Mary Psh. [Ech.] mariae x C. labiata Kokusai x Cattleytonia Cape Snowsprite C. Clark Herman x Ctna. [Hknsa.] Quantum Spirit Duckitt Debs Chao Duxfield Ctna. Capri x C. [Slc.] Dream Walk Woolf Orchid Culture Suncoast’s New Song C. [S.] purpurata x Ctna. Maui Maid Florida SunCoast (D.Sugita) x Cattlianthe Allen’s Pride C. [Lc.] Floralia’s Azul x Ctt. [Lc.] Blue Boy A.Applebaum (Parkside) Chi Mei Purple Diamond Ctt. [Lc.] Tiny Treasure x Ctt. [C.] Small Wonder Wu Shan-Hsien Duckitt’s Watermelon C. Empress Bells x Ctt. [Slc.] Kalahari Sunset Duckitt Duckitt’s Panda C. [Lc.] Gila Wilderness x Ctt. Duckitt Ruby Duckitt Psychic Ladybug Ctt. [Lc.] Ladybug x C. [Slc.] Katie’s Cutie C.Welch Saxony Joy C. [L.] Pulcherrima (1898) x Ctt. Cherokee Fire M.Behm Smiley Aina Ctt. [Slc.] Japanese Beauty x Ctt. Pixie Lair Sato Orch. x Cattotes Pole-Color C. [Sl.] Pole-Star x Lpt. Spring Color Kokusai Chysis Munich Love Chy. tricostata x Chy. bractescens H. Müller ORCHID REVIEW SUPPLEMENT VOL. 122 43 NAME PARENTAGE REGISTERED BY Chytroglossa Ben Berliner Chyt. aurata x Chyt. marileoniae M.Turkel Cycnodes Morning Star Cycd. Taiwan Gold x Cycd. Jumbo Puff Orchis Flor. Taiwan Orange Cycd. Taiwan Gold x Cycd. Jumbo Jewel Orchis Flor. Cymbidium Alexandra’s Dream Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Alexandra Beauty P.J.Hockey Alida’s Magic Cym. Alida Valli x Cym. Tethys J.Santy Aussie Dreamtime Cym. Golden Elf x Cym. canaliculatum P.L.Jackson (C.R.Hutchins) Bold Kiwi Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Flaming Bold P.J.Hockey Chichester Tower Cym. Icho Tower x Cym. Chichester Joy E.Caughlan (E.Young O.F.) Circular Quay Cym. Fifi x Cym. Sydney Harbor C.Jukkola (A.Velardi) Cleo’s Delight Cym. Jessie’s Delight x Cym. Darch Totally Hot P.J.Hockey Darjeeling Nymph Cym. Sleeping Nymph x Cym. lowianum Ram Pal Darjeeling’s Delight Cym. lowianum x Cym. Showgirl Ram Pal Dunaway’s Gold Cym. Doctor David Dunaway x Cym. Mini Gold P.J.Hockey Frigdaas Orange Sinense Cym. New Torino x Cym. sinense FRIGDAAS Frigdaas Pianist Cym. Tohwa x Cym. Fortissimo FRIGDAAS Frigdaas Red Fruits Cym. Dorothy Stockstill x Cym. aloifolium FRIGDAAS Frigdaas Ruby Cym. Tohwa x Cym. Ruby Sarah FRIGDAAS Frigdaas Sarah Fly Cym. Sarah Jean x Cym. Financier FRIGDAAS Frigdaas Sinense Song Cym. sinense x Cym. Your Song FRIGDAAS Happy Fiesta Cym. Happy Star x Cym. Darch Fiesta P.J.Hockey Happy Ruby Cym. Happy Star x Cym. Ruby Cadillac P.J.Hockey Happy Surprise Cym. Happy Star x Cym. Marmalade’s Surprise P.J.Hockey Hot Diamond Cym. Hot Chilli x Cym. Sundaani Diamond P.J.Hockey Hot Fiesta Cym. Hot Chilli x Cym. Darch Fiesta P.J.Hockey Hot Star Cym. Happy Star x Cym. Hot Chilli P.J.Hockey Jacinta’s Pride Cym. Jimbo Tupp x Cym. Khanebono G.Serhan John Gay Cym. Anna x Cym. erythraeum [longifolium hort.] P.White Kansas Nelly Cym. Red Nelly x Cym. Valley Inga P.J.Hockey Kiwi Castle Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Hazel Fay P.J.Hockey Kiwi Doctor Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Doctor David Dunaway P.J.Hockey Kiwi Ruby Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Sundaani Spectacular P.J.Hockey Kiwi Sunrise Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Autumn Sunrise P.J.Hockey Kiwi Sunset Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym. Australian Amber P.J.Hockey Kulnura Supanova Cym. Krista’s Pearl x Cym. Spicy Khan Barrita (S.Barrie) Lady Jessie Cym. Jessie’s Delight x Cym. Lady Tracy P.J.Hockey Lady Kelly Cym. Kelly Blakiston x Cym. Lady Tracy P.J.Hockey Louise Wainwright Cym. Lunar Wall x Cym. Giant’s Causeway Royale Orch. Lynton’s Adventure Cym. Doctor David Dunaway x Cym. Darch Adventure P.J.Hockey Marmalade’s Melody Cym. Marmalade x Cym. Sundaani Melody P.J.Hockey Memoria Edna Green Cym. Mary Green x Cym. Darch Fiesta P.J.Hockey Memoria Lady Thatcher Cym. Sundaani Autumn x Cym. Margaret Thatcher P.J.Hockey Memoria Nadine C. S. Marler Cym. Claude Pepper x Cym. Lakmé J.Shragge (O/U) Mighty Kelly Cym. Kelly Blakiston x Cym. Mighty Kiah P.J.Hockey Mingara’s Sam Rathbone Cym. Summer Clouds x Cym. Culpaulin A.Nuttall (P.Spence) Napier Cym. Kiwi Dream x Cym.
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