Disperis zeylanica



Disperis zeylanica Trimen, J. Bot. 23: 245 1885.; 
 

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Orchidaceae fortnight-pl validate
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Pl validate, the same was seen in w-Waynad in the 1st week of May 13.
Great this is Disperis neilgherensis
I think this is Disperis zeylanica.
Beautiful orchid and very confusing
 
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Orchidaceae Fortnight - Disperis photos : Attachments (1). 5 posts by 2 authors.
Please find a photo of a Disperis attached.
Is this Disperis zeylanica? Some books seem to mention Disperis zeylanica and Disperis neilgherrensis as two distinct species, but plant list says they are same!!
Wonderful...
This should be Desperis zeylanica.
Some guy sitting in South Africa studied these two without actually seeing the live specimens. They are very distinct and the first one finds mention in the protologue of second also. 

Thanks for the id confirmation. If I am not mistaken this one has its brothers and sisters in Africa. Probably they got separated when the continents got formed?! 
Orchids can travel to greater distances due to their light seeds unlike animals. Disperis is also found in Hong Kong. 
Indeed they can and they do. At the same time the availability of associated fungi would matter too, I believe.

 
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TSPSEP2015-1_Sharing images of Disperis zeylanica.
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It's my pleasure to share a few images of this terrestrial orchid, Disperis zeylanica
Habit: Herb
Habitat:Terrestrial, evergreen forest floor.
Sighting: Kuduremukha, Chikmagalur, Karnataka, about 1400 msl
Date: 1-7-2015 
Gorgeous orchid .. Thanks for sharing 
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TSP-JUN2016-03-391:Images of Disperis zeylanica (Orchidaceae) : 8 posts by 4 authors. Attachments (7)
It is my pleasure to present a few images of Disperis zeylanica (Orchidaceae

Habit: Herb 

Habitat:Terrestrial,few plants were epiphytic too. 

Sighting:Mudigere and Mullaianagiri,Chikmagalur,Karnataka,about 1200 msl and 1600 msl respectively 

Date:03-06-2016 and 04-06-2016


Though basically it is a terrestrial orchid I could see some  epiphytic plants as well at Mullaianagiri. (Image 2)
wooow .. Incredible images of beautiful orchid 
yes some terrestrial plants can grow as epiphytes
Lovely close ups, ...

  
 

References:

efi thread  The Plant List (syn. of  Disperis neilgherrensis Wight) India Biodiversity Portal (Disperis neilgherrensis Wight)  
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