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6. Dendrobium sect. Breviflora J. D. Hooker, Fl. Brit. India. 5: 711. 1890.
瘦轴组 shou zhou zu
Roots smooth. Stem erect or pendulous, tall, slender or slightly swollen, leafy, semideciduous, sometimes growing for 2 years. Inflorescences lateral, short, often distal, pendulous, borne on bare penultimate leads, few flowered, flowers sometimes clustered; peduncle and rachis thin and rigid. Flowers small, pink, white, or brownish. Mentum saccate, with an expanded cavity. Lip concave, cymbiform, entire, interior often shortly hairy.
About seven species: Himalayas, some species extending through Indochina and Malaysia to the Philippines; two species in China.
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