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• The genus is named for its similarity to " Miltonia ".
• They actually are the " Miltonia " species with the smallest flowers.
• All other " Miltonia " species have similar vegetative appearance and only can be positively identified by their flowers.
• The flowers of " Miltonia " vary from four to fifteen centimeters across; the larger are the ones with fewer flowers.
• Since the genus " Miltonia " was established, many species, now classified under a number other genera, were submitted to it.
• Taxonomists are debating whether to put " Miltonia " into the " Oncidium " genus because of the many connections between the two.
• Both species, like " Miltonia spectabilis " to which the slightly resemble, have just one flower, hardly ever two, per inflorescence.
• An example is Miltonidium Mateus Pomini UEL, generated from " Miltonia regnellii " x " Oncidium crispum ", two native Brazilian orchids.
• The ones that like cool nights, or 50 to 55 degrees nights, such as Masdevallia and Miltonia, aren't recommended for the Southeast, Brinkman says.
• The mountains area between S鉶 Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where almost all species do exist may be considered the center of distribution of " Miltonia ".
• Also five of the six " Miltonioides " species were occasionally considered as " Miltonia " until 1983 when Brieger and L點kel proposed this genus for them.
• Despite its somewhat similar flowers, " Miltoniopsis " are from cooler forests on the Andean slopes closely related to " Cyrtochilum " and only remotely related to " Miltonia ".
• Although the flowers are similar, " Mitoniopsis " differs from " Miltonia " by having one leaf to each pseudobulb, and a lobed column that is united to the labellum through a keel.
• "Miltonia regnellii " shows the widest flower color variation among all " Miltonia " species; they can vary from white to yellow, pink and lilac with labelli also varying from white to dark purple.
• "Miltonia regnellii " shows the widest flower color variation among all " Miltonia " species; they can vary from white to yellow, pink and lilac with labelli also varying from white to dark purple.
• The last common species which was occasionally classified under " Miltonia " is " Chamaeleorchis warszewiczii ", which is related to " Oncidium " and some taxonomists identify as " Oncidium fuscatum ".
• Recognizing then this should in fact be a new genus, he proposed the name " Miltonia " to it as a homage to Charles Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, 5th Earl Fitzwilliam, formerly Viscount Milton, an English orchid enthusiast.
• Molecular analysis show that " Aspasia " most closely related important genera are " Miltonia " and " Brassia ", which are included in one of the eight clades that form the subtribus Oncidiinae of tribus Cymbidieae.
• Although closely related to " Miltonia ", " Phymatochilum brasiliense " does not have many morphologic characteristics in common with them : It presents much more robust pseudobulbs and leaves, which also are of different color and shapes.
• The first orchid hybrid among " Odontoglossum crispum " x " Miltonia " x " Cochlioda noetzliana " was obtained in 1911 by Mr . Charles Vuylsteke and was called " Vuylstekeara " in his honor.