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| name = ''Bifrenaria'' | image =Bifrenaria harrisoniae.jpg

...' but recent research shows they are more closely related to the genus ''[[Bifrenaria]]''. Despite their interesting appearance, the are hardly seen in nature an ...ii]]''.<ref><span style="font-variant:small-caps;">Lindley, John</span>: ''Bifrenaria hadwenii'' in '''Paxton's Flower Garden'''. John Paxton Ed., London ,1851.<

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...glottis]]'', ''[[Benthamia]]'', ''[[Benzingia]]'', ''[[Biermannia]]'', ''[[Bifrenaria]]'', ''[[Binotia]]'', ''[[Bipinnula]]'', ''[[Bletia]]'', ''[[Bletilla]]'',

...or of orchids homaged in diverse descriptions of noted species such as ''[[Bifrenaria harrisoniae]]'' and ''[[Cattleya harrisoniana]]''. A short time later, Mrs.

...or of orchids homaged in diverse descriptions of noted species such as ''[[Bifrenaria harrisoniae]]'' and ''[[Cattleya harrisoniana]]''. A short time later, Mrs.

...a'', plant'''.<br><small>The fat and yellowish pseudobulbs of some large ''Bifrenaria species'' are just like a bunch of bananas.</small>}} ...pitous growth]]'' is very common in orchids, and orchids of the genus ''[[Bifrenaria]]'' always present this type of growth. When the rhizome is more elongated,

...a'', plant'''.<br><small>The fat and yellowish pseudobulbs of some large ''Bifrenaria species'' are just like a bunch of bananas.</small>}} ...pitous growth]]'' is very common in orchids, and orchids of the genus ''[[Bifrenaria]]'' always present this type of growth. When the rhizome is more elongated,