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National Capital Orchid Society 2016 Class List Division 1 Exhibits Exhibit, Open 1 Exhibits, Open 50+ sq. ft. 2 Exhibits, Open 26-50 sq. ft. Exhibits, Society 3 Exhibits, Society 50+ sq. ft. 4 Exhibits, Society 26-50 sq. ft. Exhibits, Connoisseur 5 Exhibits, Connoisseur 50+ sq. ft. 6 Exhibits, Connoisseur 26-50 sq. ft. 7 Exhibits, Connoisseur 9-25 sq. ft. Open to commercial exhibitors Open to orchid societies Open to hobbyist exhibitors 8 Exhibits, Connoisseur Collector May contain up to 6 plants to be judged along with staging material as an exhibit Angraecum Alliance Open to genera in subtribes Angraecinae and Aerangidinae 9 Angraecum Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Aerangis, Aeranthes, Angraecum, Chamaeangis, Eurychone, Jumellea, Microcoelia, Microterangis, Mystacidium, Oeoniella, Plectrelminthus, Podangis, and Rangaeris. Bulbophyllum 10 Bulbophyllum Open to species and hybrids of genera Bulbophyllum, Cirrhopetalum, and Megaclinium Cattleya Alliance Epidendrum and Related Genera Open to genera in subtribe Laeliinae Open to plants predominately influenced by Encyclia, Epidendrum, Oerstedella, and Prosthechea 11 Epidendrum, Reed-Stem Open to species and hybrids having a reed-stem habit 12 Epidendrum, Pseudobulb Open to species and hybrids with swollen pseudobulbs 13 Epidendrum, Other Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Epidendrum classes Cattleya Alliance Other Than Epidendrum Open to plants with little or no influence from Epidendrum 14 Cattleya Alliance, Coerulea Open to species and hybrids of any size or form 15 Cattleya Alliance, Brassavola-Type (Star-Shaped) Open to species and hybrids with star-shaped blooms influenced by Brassavola (not Rhyncholaelia) 16 Cattleya Alliance, Splash-Petaled Open to species and hybrids with color flares in the petals

2016 NCOS Class List Page 2 17 Cattleya Alliance, Spotted Open to species and hybrids with conspicuous spotting in petals and Parentage often includes spotted species such as C. aclandiae and C. schillerianna. 18 Cattleya Alliance, Clustered Open to species and hybrids typically having 5 or more blooms clustered near tip of inflorescence. Representative genera and species include Broughtonia, Guarianthe, Schomburgkia, C. guttata, and C. leopoldii. 19 Cattleya, Large-Flowered Species Open to Cattleya, Rhyncholaelia, and former Laelia species having individual blooms over 3 20 Cattleya, Small-Flowered Species Open to Cattleya and former Laelia and Sophronitis species having individual blooms under 3 21 Cattleya Alliance, Large-Flowered White 22 Cattleya Alliance, Large-Flowered Pink/Purple 23 Cattleya Alliance, Large-Flowered Red 24 Cattleya Alliance, Large-Flowered Orange/Yellow 25 Cattleya Alliance, Large-Flowered Other Color 26 Cattleya Alliance, Medium-Flowered White/Pink/Purple 27 Cattleya Alliance, Medium-Flowered Red/Orange/Yellow 28 Cattleya Alliance, Medium-Flowered Other Color 29 Cattleya Alliance, Small-Flowered. Color determined by dominant color of petals and. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and Open to intermediate hybrids having individual blooms between 2-1/2 and 4. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and Open to intermediate hybrids having individual blooms between 2-1/2 and 4. Color determined by dominant background color of petals and Open to intermediate hybrids having individual blooms between 2-1/2 and 4. Color determined by dominant color of petals and Open to miniature hybrids having individual blooms under 2-1/2 30 Cattleya Alliance, Other Genera Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Cattleya Alliance classes. Representative genera include Arpophyllum, Barkeria, Caularthron, Euchile, Isabelia, Laelia, and Leptotes. Catasetum Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Catasetinae 31 Catasetum Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Catasetum, Clowesia, Cynoches, Galeandra, and Mormodes.

2016 NCOS Class List Page 3 Coelogyne Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Coelogyninae other than Dendrochilum, which has its own dedicated class 32 Coelogyne Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Bletilla, Coelogyne, Pholidota, and Pleione. Cymbidium Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Cymbidiinae 33 Cymbidium, Standard Open to Cymbidium species and hybrids having blooms over 3 34 Cymbidium, Intermediate Open to Cymbidium species and hybrids having blooms between 1-1/2 and 3 35 Cymbidium, Miniature/Novelty Open to novelty hybrids and to Cymbidium species and hybrids having blooms under 1-1/2 36 Cymbidium Alliance, Other Genera Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Cymbidium Alliance classes. Representative genera include Ansellia, Grammatophyllum, and Thecopus. Cypripedium Alliance Cypripedium Alliance, Paphiopedilum 37 Paphiopedilum, Cochlopetalum (Sequential) 38 Paphiopedilum, Coryopedilum/Pardalopetulum (Multifloral) Open to genera in subfamily Cypripedioideae Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by section Cochlopetalum. Representative species include P. glaucophyllum, P. liemianum, and P. primulinum. Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by sections Coryopedilum and/or Pardalopetulum. Representative species include P. lowii, P. parishii, P. philippinense, P. rothschildianum, P. sanderianum, and P. stonei. 39 Paphiopedilum, Brachypetalum Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by subgenus Brachypetalum. Representative species include P. bellatulum, P. concolor, P. godefroyae, and P. niveum. 40 Paphiopedilum, Parvisepalum Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by subgenus Parvisepalum. Representative species include P. armeniacum, P. delenatii, P. emersonii, P. hangianum, P. malipoense, P. micranthum, and P. vietnamense. 41 Paphiopedilum, Vinicolor Open to species and hybrids with intensely wine-colored flowers 42 Paphiopedilum, Maudiae-Type 43 Paphiopedilum, Standard Complex (Bulldog) 44 Paphiopedilum, Species x Complex Open to hybrids predominately influenced by P. callosum and P. lawrenceanum Open to complex hybrids generally having single, large, round, waxy flowers Open to hybrids that retain the character of the species but with color and/or form improvements derived from the hybrid parent 45 Paphiopedilum, All Others Open to typically single-flowered species and hybrids not eligible for other Paphiopedilum classes

2016 NCOS Class List Page 4 Cypripedium Alliance, Phragmipedium 46 Phragmipedium, Miniature Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by miniature species of sections Himantopetalum or Micropetalum. Representative species include P. pearcei, P. richteri, P. fischeri, and P. schlimii. 47 Phragmipedium, Long-Petaled Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by section Phragmipedium with pendulous petals hanging considerably below the lip. Representative species include P. caudatum, P. wallisii, and P. warsczewiczianum. 48 Phragmipedium, longifolium-type Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by section Lorifolia with narrow petals held more or less horizontally. Representative species include P. longifolium, P. sargentianum, and P. boissierianum. 49 Phragmipedium, besseae / kovachii Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by P. besseae and/or P. kovachii 50 Phragmipedium, All Others Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Phragmipedium classes Cypripedium Alliance, Other Genera 51 Cypripedium Alliance, Other Genera Open to species and hybrids in genera Cypripedium, Mexipedium, and Selenipedium Dendrobium Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Dendrobiinae 52 Dendrobium, Latouria Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by section Latouria. Representative species include D. aberrans, D. alexanderae, D. atroviolaceum, D. convolutum, D. eximium, D. johnsoniae, D. macrophyllum, D. spectabile, and D. woodsii. 53 Dendrobium, Phalaenopsis/Antelope Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by sections Phalaenanthe and/or Spatulata. Representative species include D. antennatum, D. bigibbum, D. canaliculatum, and D. phalaenopsis. 54 Dendrobium, Other Cane-Like Growth Habits Open to Dendrobium species and hybrids having a cane-like habit 55 Dendrobium Alliance, All Others Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Dendrobium classes. Representative genera include Cadetia, Diplocaulobium, Dockrillia, and Epigeneium. Dendrochilum 56 Dendrochilum Open to species and hybrids Eria Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Eriinae 57 Eria Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Ceratostylis and Eria. Lycaste Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Lycastinae 58 Lycaste Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Anguloa, Ida, Lycaste, and Sudamerlycaste.

2016 NCOS Class List Page 5 Maxillaria Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Maxillariinae 59 Maxillaria Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Brasiliorchis, Maxillaria, and Mormolyca. Oncidium Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Oncidiinae 60 Oncidium Alliance, Equitant Open to species and hybrids predominately influenced by Tolumnia 61 Oncidium Alliance, Brassia-Type Open to species and hybrids with spidery blooms influenced by Brassia and formerly Ada. Consider also many narrow-petaled Aliceara and Degarmoara. 62 Oncidium Alliance, Miltoniopsis (Pansy-Type) 63 Oncidium, Species Open to species of Oncidium 64 Oncidium Alliance, Large-Flowered 65 Oncidium Alliance, Medium- Flowered 66 Oncidium Alliance, Small-Flowered Open to species and hybrids with pansy-type blooms resulting from Miltoniopsis influence Open to Oncidium and Oncidium intergeneric hybrids having individual blooms over 2-1/2 Open to Oncidium and Oncidium intergeneric hybrids having individual blooms between 1 and 2-1/2 Open to Oncidium and Oncidium intergeneric hybrids having individual blooms under 1 inch 67 Oncidium Alliance, All Others Open to species and hybrids of genera other than Oncidium. Representative genera include Comparettia, Cyrtochilum, Ionopsis, Lockhartia, Macradenia, Ornithocephalus, Psychopsis, Rhynchostele, Rossioglossum, Trichocentrum, and Zygostates. Orchis Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Orchidinae 68 Orchis Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Cynorkis, Habenaria, Ponerorchis, and Stenoglottis. Phalaenopsis Open to Phalaenopsis and former Doritis 69 Phalaenopsis, Peloric Open to species and hybrids with petals that mimic the lip or lip that mimics the petals 70 Phalaenopsis, Harlequin Open to hybrids with P. Golden Peoker influence 71 Phalaenopsis, Polychilos (Waxy Flowers) Species 72 Phalaenopsis, Polychilos (Waxy Flowers) Open to species in subgenus Polychilos. Representative species include P. amboinensis, P. bellina, P. cochlearis, P. cornu-cervi, P. fasciata, P. gigantea, P. hieroglyphica, P. lueddemanniana, P.mannii, P. pallens, P. pulchra, P. tetraspis, and P. violacea. Open to hybrids predominately influenced by subgenus Polychilos. Representative species include P. amboinensis, P. bellina, P. cochlearis, P. cornu-cervi, P. fasciata, P. gigantea, P. hieroglyphica, P. lueddemanniana, P.mannii, P. pallens, P. pulchra, P. tetraspis, and P. violacea. 73 Phalaenopsis, Large-Flowered Open to species and hybrids having individual blooms over 3 74 Phalaenopsis, Medium-Flowered Open to species and hybrids having individual blooms between 1-1/2 and 3

2016 NCOS Class List Page 6 75 Phalaenopsis, Small-Flowered Open to species and hybrids having individual blooms under 1-1/2 Pleurothallis Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Pleurothallidinae 76 Masdevallia Open to species and hybrids 77 Pleurothallis Open to species and hybrids 78 Pleurothallid Alliance, Other Genera Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Pleurothallis Alliance classes. Representative genera include Acianthera, Dracula, Dresslerella, Dryadella, Lepanthes, Lepanthopsis, Platystele, Porroglossum, Restrepia, Scaphosepalum, Stelis, Trichosalpinx, Trisetella, and Zootrophion. Spiranthes Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Spiranthinae 79 Spiranthes Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Cyclopogon, Mesadenella, Pelexia, Sarcoglottis, Spiranthes, and Stenorrhynchos. Vanda Alliance Vanda Alliance, Vanda and Rhynchostylis Open to Vanda (including former Ascocentrum, Christensonia, and Neofinetia) and Rhynchostylis 80 Vanda Alliance, Spurred/Star-Shaped Open to species and hybrids having spurred and/or star-shaped blooms 81 Vanda Alliance, Large-Flowered Open to species and hybrids having individual blooms over 2-1/2 82 Vanda Alliance, Small-Flowered Open to species and hybrids having individual blooms under 2-1/2 Vanda Alliance, Other 83 Vanda Alliance, Other Genera Open to species and hybrids not eligible for other Vanda Alliance classes. Representative genera include Aerides, Amesiella, Holcoglossum, Renanthera, and Trichoglottis. Zygopetalum Alliance Open to genera in subtribe Zygopetalinae 84 Zygopetalum Alliance Open to species and hybrids. Representative genera include Aganisia, Chondrorhyncha, Cochleanthes, Galeottia, Kefersteinia, Koellensteinia, Neogardneria, Pescatoria, Warczewiczella, Zygopetalum, and Zygosepalum. Miscellaneous Genera 85 Miscellaneous Genera Open to species and hybrids Open to genera not eligible for any other Division II classes

2016 NCOS Class List Page 7 Division 3 Special Classes Foliage Enter as many classes per plant as eligible 86 Foliage, Variegated Open to species and hybrids with variegated leaves with or without blooms 87 Foliage, Other Open to species and hybrids with decorative non-variegated leaves with or without blooms Other 88 Classic Cattleya Open to Cattleya Alliance hybrids generally having the form of the labiata group and registered prior to the end of 1975 and credited with up to five generations of registered progeny. Exceptions may be made for hybrids registered after 1975 that have at least five generations of registered progeny. 89 First-Bloom Seedling Open to seed-grown species and hybrids in bloom for the first time. No meristem clones. 90 Miniature Open to species and hybrid plants with individual growths under 6, including foliage but excluding inflorescence