August 2011 Part 2.

Paph Fumi's Gold 3520-1:
A beautiful hybrid made by a Japanese from two yellow parents and registered in 1991. Namely, Paph armeniacum and Paph concolor. The flower and leaves take the shape of Paph armeniacum. Fine purple spots over the yellow base. The longest leaf span is below 60 mm versus NS of the flower which is 68 mm across. No doubt the flower is larger that the leaves but this flower is able to stand alone without any stalking.

Paph ang-thong alba 5107:
A plant that was grown from flask. The stalk carries 2 flowers with another of it hiding behind the bloom.
This natural hybrid was originally found on the Ang-thong Islands off the east coast of peninsular Thailand. There is much controversy on this hybrid. Some taxonomist named it under niveum var. ang-thong. In the RHS register it is treated as godefroyae var. ang-thong.
The man made hybrid between godefroyae and niveum is listed as Paph Greyi.