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{{Infobox
| name = Vanilla  trigonocarpa
| image = [[Image:Vanilla trigonocarpa.jpg|220px]]
| caption = 
| sfamily = [[Vanilloideae]]
| tribe = [[Vanilleae]]
| stribe = [[Vanillinae]]
| genus = [[Vanilla]]
| species = V.  trigonocarpa
| alliance =
| binoname =  Vanilla  trigonocarpa
| binomial_authority = Hoehne
| year =  1944
}}
'''Vanilla trigonocarpa''' is an Vanilla species endemic to South America.
==Description==
Flowers bloom with one to two 1.5 cm wide flower.

Vines are 7 to 10 mm wide in diameter.
==Distribution==
Plants are found from Costa Rica to Brazil at elevations of 300 to 450 meters/
==Culture==
Keep plant in intermediate to warm temperatures in shade. Plant is grown in shade and require a lots of space for climbing. Plant can be mounted or grown in bark. Plant prefers dryouts between waterings.

==Naming==
'''Common Names''':  The three angle fruited Vanilla
===Synonym===
#Vanilla pauciflora Dressler, 1979

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==References==
*Dressler, Robert L.. "A note Worthy Vanilla from Panama." ''Orquideologia'' April 1979 379(1979): 
[[Category: Vanilla]]