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Bulbophyllum saltatorium (dancing bulbophyllum) is a
species of orchid. v t e...
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feature of deer
parks first found in Anglo-Saxon England. The deer-leap or
saltatorium consisted of a
ditch with one
steep side
surmounted by a pale (picket-style...
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Front cover of The
Orchid Review from June 2021. The
cover photograph is of
Bulbophyllum saltatorium var.
albociliatum taken by
Howard Rice...
- the old
French word
saultoir or
salteur (itself
derived from the
Latin saltatorium), a word for both a type of
stile constructed from two
cross pieces and...
- stijgreep,
stijgen "to rise",
steigeren LL
stapia (later ML stapēs), ML
saltatorium (cf. MFr saultoir) flèche "arrow" *fliukka Du
vliek "arrow feather",...
- does not
convey its "one-way" nature. It is a
shortening of the term
saltatorium. Historically,
salters were
prized and
highly regulated as
gifts from...
- that it is
derived from a ford near to a saltery, or deer-leap, (Latin
saltatorium) on the
boundary of the
royal hunting ground of
Sherwood Forest, and...
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Zambia and
Malawi 1,200–1,800
metres (3,900–5,900 ft)
Bulbophyllum saltatorium Lindl. 1837 Ghana,
Ivory Coast, Liberia, Nigeria,
Sierra Leone, Cameroon...
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Bulbophyllum saltatorium Lindl. 1837:
Dancing Bulbophyllum Bulbophyllum saltatorium var.
albociliatum (Finet) J.J.Verm. 1986
Bulbophyllum saltatorium var. calamarium...
