First found in Myanmar. A survey of British botanists Robson Benson later in the year AD 1868 Joseph Dalton Hooker was named botanical that "T. Bensiniae" by a specific type of set up to honor those who discovered the first time.
Lam Luk style banana leaf into a cylindrical hanging picture spear leaf blend oval size 3x8 cm slender pointed end of the inflorescence flowers hanging down 5 cm in size calyx and petals form a spear leaf blend oval Purple fade to dark purple petals pointed tip Smaller than the calyx, corolla dark purple petals, some nearly circular oval wide. Wavy petal edges uneven. Middle lobe furry yellow to yellow orange blend. Lining 5-petal base line and rolled into a slender wrapped Sao pollen long
Distribution Area Myanmar, Thailand, Ratchaburi, Kanchanaburi,
habitats found in the orchid-based housing. Found in the rainforest. Through the open spaces created from sunlight, high catch at 800-1000 meters from sea level.
Flowering season from June to August. Leaves during flowering did not leave. But leaving leaves in winter and summer
Cultural status can not find the house and the Botanical Gardens. Due to its specific habitat. In nature, very few. Found only in habitats
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