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Gomesa longicornu
Oncidium longicornu, now often placed in the genus Gomesa, is an epiphytic orchid from Brazil and northeastern Argentina that grows on trees and produces yellow flowers in late spring. It needs bright light, good air movement and a mount or open bark-type mix that drains quickly.
Oncidium longicornu is a species of orchid occurring from Brazil to northeastern Argentina, where it is recorded from the provinces of Misiones and Corrientes. It is an epiphytic plant, with yellow flowers appearing between October and November.
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