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Orchid Species: Goodyera philippinensis

Kew currently accepted name is Goodyera procera

Goodyera philippinensis is an orchid species identified by (Ames) Schltr. in 1911. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Goodyera procera.
Genus
Goodyera (G.)
Grex
philippinensis
Parents
Species
Author
(Ames) Schltr.
Year
1911
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ORIGIN: Found from Assam, Bangladesh, eastern Himalayas, India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, western Himalayas, Bhutan, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Borneo, Java, Sumatra, Lesser Sunda Islands, The Philippines, China, Ryukyu Islands and Japan at elevations of 100 to 2400 meters in wet open mossy places among secondary grasslands and open shrubs, commonly along rocky stream valleys and on spring seepages.

DESCRIPTION: Small to large sized, warm to cool growing terrestrial species with a whitish stem enveloped completely by lanceolate, acute, acuminate, petiolate, basally clasping leaves, uppermost smaller than below that blooms in the early spring on an erect, to 8 [to 20 cm] long, many flowered, closely set, racemose inflorescence with 2 to 3 well spaced bracts and long-triangular, acute floral bracts and carrying flowers that do not open widely.

FLOWER SIZE: 0.08 to 0.12 inches [2 to 3 mm] wide -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Goodyera G procera 1823 (Ker Gawl.) Hook.
Add+ Cionisaccus Cionisaccus lanceolatus 1829 Breda
Add+ Goodyera G carnea 1841 (Blume) Schltr.
Add+ Goodyera G lancifolia 1878 Franch. & Sav.
Add+ Goodyera G parviflora 1858 Blume
Add+ Neottia Neot parviflora 1825 (King & Pantl.) Schltr.
Add+ Orchiodes Orchiodes parviflorum 1891 (Blume) Kuntze
Add+ Orchiodes Orchiodes procerum 1891 (Ker Gawl.) Kuntze
Add+ Peramium Peramium procerum 1929 (Ker Gawl.) Makino
Add+ Epipactis Epcts procera 1908 (Ker Gawl.) A.A.Eaton
Add+ Leucostachys Leucostachys procera 1842 (Ker Gawl.) Hoffmanns.
Add+ Neottia Neot procera 1822 Ker Gawl.
Add+ Cordylestylis Cordylestylis foliosa 1841 Falc.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts philippinensis 1908 Ames
Most awarded/recent cultivars: G. procera 'Malcolm' (2014) G. procera 'J&P #1' (2009) G. procera 'Windy Hill' (1998)
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