Small Stenoglossum Kunth Tritelandra Raf.. Genera which have been erected (or resurrected) from Epidendrum include the following examples: Anacheilium (Lindl.) Withner & P.A.Harding (2004). This genus contains more than 50 species, reclassified from Prosthechea, Encyclia, and Epidendrum. Barkeria Dimerandra Caularthron Coilostylis (Raf.)Withner & Harding Encyclia This is another "mega-genus" differing from Epidendrum in that the plants are mostly pseudobulbous, and in that the lip "encircles" the column, rather than being adnate. Like Epidendrum, genera have been and are likely to continue to be split off from this genus. Euchile (Dressler & G.E. Pollard) C.L. Withner (1998) was elevated from a section of Encyclia with two species. Hormidium Lindl. ex Heynh, described by Brieger as having the lip adnate to the proximal part of the column. Brieger placed more than 100 species in this genus. (Lindley was unsure if this was a genus, subgenus, or section.) Withner and Harding recently transferred two more species into this genus: one from Epidendrum and one from Encyclia. Microepidendrum Brieger ex W.E.Higgins (2002) Nanodes Oerstedella Rchb.f. Oestlundia W.E.Higgins (2002) Panarica Withner & P.A.Harding (2004) contains six species, some from Prosthechea and some from Epidendrum Pollardia Withner & P.A.Harding (2004) contains seventeen species, some from Prosthechea and some from Epidendrum. Prosthechea This debatable genus contains the "cockleshell orchids", with lips which are adnate to the column only about halfway to the apex, and which "encircle" the end of the column. Most of the species of this genus were long classified in Encyclia. Some species of this genus have been placed in Anacheilium (Lindl.) Withner & P.A.Harding (2004) and Panarica Withner & P.A.Harding (2004). Pseudencyclia Chiron & V.P.Castro (2003) Psychilis Subgenera Epidendrum subg. Amphiglottium Epidendrum subg. Aulizeum Epidendrum subg. Epidendrum Epidendrum subg. Hormidium Epidendrum subg. Pleuranthium Epidendrum subg. Spathium Species See List of Epidendrum species for a full list Epidendrum sensu lato is a huge genus, embracing more than 2,000 binomials (about 1,100 accepted names and the rest have become synonyms of other species). More than 1,000 have been split off into new or resurrected genera. However, it is estimated that there are more than 2,000 Epidendrum orchids, many of which still have to be discovered. More than 400 new species have lately been described by Eric Hágsater and colleagues (see: Reference). Several botanists have been honored with an Epidendrum orchid named after them, including the following: E. carnevalii Hágsater & L.Sánchez, (1999). (named after Carnevali) E.