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American Cattleyas: Species and Outstanding Clones That Define American Hybridizing QMED Covers Buzzards Bayby Courtney T. Hackney Professor of Biological Sciences University of North Carolina at Wilmington This picture packed publication chronicles the development of all the major lines of cattleya orchid hybrids in the USA, and explores the contributions of important species to those hybrids. Based on extensive interviews of prominent hybridizers and commercial growers, scientific articles, orchid trade magazines, and by the author's 30+ years of