Animalia

GPTKB entity

Statements (228)

Predicate	Object
gptkbp:instance_of	gptkb:genus gptkb:Digital_Domain gptkb:monarchy gptkb:species
gptkbp:aroma	gptkb:sweet some species are fragrant
gptkbp:average_temperature	warm temperatures warm to intermediate warm to hot
gptkbp:awards	gptkb:American_Orchid_Society_awards
gptkbp:body_shape	gptkb:true
gptkbp:breeding_behavior	common in cultivation Cattleya hybrids
gptkbp:categories	part of Cattleya genus
gptkbp:characteristic	large, showy flowers large flowers fragrant blooms heterotrophic multicellular eukaryotic
gptkbp:climate	tropical climate
gptkbp:common_name	Cattleya orchid intermediate Cattleya
gptkbp:composed_of	multicellular organisms
gptkbp:conservation_efforts	habitat preservation
gptkbp:conservation_status	not endangered varies by species
gptkbp:cultivar	gptkb:Cattleya_intermedia_'_Alba' gptkb:Cattleya_intermedia_'_Coerulea' gptkb:Cattleya_intermedia_'_Semi-alba'
gptkbp:cultivation	ornamental purposes popular among orchid enthusiasts
gptkbp:cultural_practices	requires humidity requires specific humidity levels
gptkbp:cultural_significance	gptkb:national_flower_of_Colombia symbol of beauty used in traditional medicine used in perfumes popular among collectors associated with love featured in art and literature used in floral arrangements used in breeding programs popular among orchid enthusiasts exhibited in botanical gardens important in horticulture
gptkbp:diseases	root rot leaf spot
gptkbp:family	gptkb:gardens
gptkbp:first_described_by	1824 Lindley
gptkbp:flower_color	purple various colors varies (purple, pink, white, yellow)
gptkbp:flower_structure	up to 10 cm flat and wide lip-shaped three sepals and three petals
gptkbp:flowering_season	spring to summer
gptkbp:frequency	every 1-2 years
gptkbp:genetic_studies	ongoing research
gptkbp:genus	gptkb:Animalia Lindley
gptkbp:growth_habit	terrestrial sympodial epiphytic epiphytic or terrestrial
gptkbp:growth_medium	bark, moss, or potting mix
gptkbp:growth_rate	moderate
gptkbp:habitat	tropical forests tropical rainforests
gptkbp:has_a_focus_on	animal welfare organizations animal rights movements
gptkbp:has_a_nervous_system	gptkb:true
gptkbp:has_part	Multicellular organisms
gptkbp:has_subgroup	gptkb:Arthropoda gptkb:Chordata gptkb:mollusks
gptkbp:has_subphylum	gptkb:Metazoa gptkb:Chordata
gptkbp:has_taxon_rank	gptkb:monarchy
gptkbp:health_issues	root rot if overwatered
gptkbp:height	up to 60 cm
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label	Animalia
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#subClassOf	gptkb:animals
gptkbp:includes	gptkb:animals Invertebrates Vertebrates invertebrates vertebrates multicellular organisms eukaryotic organisms heterotrophic organisms
gptkbp:inflorescence	racemose
gptkbp:is_a	gptkb:Eukaryota
gptkbp:is_a_source_of	gptkb:workers companionship ecosystem services materials biomaterials biotechnology applications medicinal products food for humans biological diversity
gptkbp:is_a_subject_of	gptkb:scientific_research conservation efforts genetic studies ecological studies evolutionary studies behavioral studies
gptkbp:is_affected_by	climate change pollution environmental changes habitat loss overexploitation
gptkbp:is_characterized_by	gptkb:migration_patterns bilateral symmetry asymmetry social structures cellular differentiation predator-prey relationships communication methods symbiotic relationships Heterotrophy parental care heterotrophy complex behaviors radial symmetry Lack of cell walls foraging strategies territorial behaviors adaptations to environments
gptkbp:is_diverse_in_habitats	gptkb:true
gptkbp:is_essential_for	ecosystem balance
gptkbp:is_found_in	various habitats
gptkbp:is_heterotrophic	gptkb:true
gptkbp:is_involved_in	seed dispersal pollination food webs trophic levels
gptkbp:is_multicellular	gptkb:true
gptkbp:is_part_of	gptkb:Nature_Reserve
gptkbp:is_represented_in	art and culture
gptkbp:is_studied_in	zoology
gptkbp:kingdom	gptkb:Plantae
gptkbp:leaf_arrangement	alternate
gptkbp:leaf_color	gptkb:green
gptkbp:leaf_shape	broad leaves linear to lanceolate bifoliate or unifoliate
gptkbp:life_cycle	gptkb:embryonic_development
gptkbp:light_requirement	bright indirect light bright, indirect light
gptkbp:medium	bark or sphagnum moss
gptkbp:native_to	gptkb:Brazil gptkb:Central_America gptkb:South_America
gptkbp:notable_species	gptkb:Cattleya_aclandiae gptkb:Cattleya_amethystoglossa gptkb:Cattleya_aurantiaca gptkb:Cattleya_bowringiana gptkb:Cattleya_cernua gptkb:Cattleya_forbesii gptkb:Cattleya_gaskelliana gptkb:Cattleya_harrisoniana gptkb:Cattleya_labiata gptkb:Cattleya_leopoldii gptkb:Cattleya_lindenii gptkb:Cattleya_loddigesii gptkb:Cattleya_mossiae gptkb:Cattleya_nobilior gptkb:Cattleya_purpurata gptkb:Cattleya_rubra gptkb:Cattleya_schilleriana gptkb:Cattleya_schroederae gptkb:Cattleya_skinneri gptkb:Cattleya_tigrina gptkb:Cattleya_violacea gptkb:Cattleya_walkeriana gptkb:Cattleya_warscewiczii gptkb:Cattleya_xanthina gptkb:Animalia gptkb:Cattleya_trianae
gptkbp:order	Asparagales
gptkbp:originated_in	unicellular ancestors
gptkbp:pests	aphids susceptible to aphids susceptible to mealybugs susceptible to aphids and scale insects
gptkbp:pollinators	Euglossine bees by bees nectar guides present
gptkbp:propagation_method	division or backbulbs
gptkbp:related_species	gptkb:Cattleya_labiata gptkb:Cattleya_mossiae gptkb:Angiosperms gptkb:Cattleya_trianae Monocots
gptkbp:reproduction	gptkb:sexual_reproduction sexual asexual reproduction monthly during growing season balanced fertilizer during growth regular feeding during growth
gptkbp:scientific_classification	gptkb:Hylobates_lar classes families orders genera
gptkbp:seed_dispersal	by wind
gptkbp:species	gptkb:fish gptkb:amphibians gptkb:birds gptkb:mammals insects reptiles over 50 species
gptkbp:stem_type	pseudobulb
gptkbp:symbiotic_relationships	with mycorrhizal fungi
gptkbp:symbolism	beauty and strength
gptkbp:type	gptkb:plant gptkb:gardens epiphytic orchid
gptkbp:water_requirement	moderate moderate to high
gptkbp:year	1831
gptkbp:bfsParent	gptkb:Panda
gptkbp:bfsLayer	3