Coelogyne calcicola Kerr, J. Siam Soc., Nat. Hist. Suppl. 9: 233 (1933).
This name is accepted.

Thirty-eight cupped flowers and 11 buds on six inflorescences to 12.5cm; floral bract
1.9cm wide x 3.5cm long; plant 134cm wide x 52cm tall, well-grown in 35-cm plastic
container of bark mix; leaves dark green, lanceolate, 38cm long x 4.5cm wide;
pseudobulbs 11cm tall x 3.5cm wide, bifoliate; sepals and petals cream; lip white,
margins heavily fimbriate, keels yellow proximally, rust distally, hirsute, midlobe yellow,
blotched centrally; column white, anther cap tan; substance soft; texture crystalline;
country of origin China and southeast Asia; taxonomically identified by Kerr (1933);
awarded for rarity in cultivation and educational value.
Plant acquired from Hengduan Mountains Biotech.