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• Govenia floridana ()

  ...originally identified as G. utriculata, a common orchid found throughout tropical America. Examination of the Florida plants revealed distinct differences from the common orchid and the name Govenia f...

• Gymnadenia conopsea ()

  Gymnadenia conopsea (L.) R. Br. - . Facts About: Accepted Synonyms: Gymnadenia alpina, Gymnadenia splendida Gymnadenia conopsea, commonly called Fragrant Orchid, is a non-native orchid, p...

• Greenwoodiella deserticola ()

  ...usually withers at the time of flowering. The inflorescence has relatively few tubular flowers and the white labellum with its large yellow blotch and 5 green veins distinguishes this species from sim...

• Galearis spectabilis ()

  ...globally secure, although it is rare in several New England states and considered vulnerable in other areas. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not classified Distributi...

• Habenaria quinqueseta ()

  ...gradually reduce in size towards the inflorescence of 15-25 flowers arranged in a loosely flowered spike up to 30 cm tall. The sepals are light green with dark green stripes and the petals and lip are...

• Ionopsis utricularioides ()

  ...pallidiflorum, Dendrobium utricularioides, Ionopsis paniculata, Scaphyglottis pallidiflora Ionopsis utricularioides, commonly known as the Delicate Ionopsis, is widespread in the southern counties of...

• Habenaria repens ()

  ...globally, although it may be vulnerable in parts of its North American range. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not classified Distribution and Conservation Status: ...

• Isotria medeoloides ()

  ...usually streaked with green. It grows in forests and woodlands, generally preferring young, open-canopy forests and disappearing from more mature forests where the canopy is thicker. Isotria medeoloi...

• Habenaria distans ()

  ...globally secure based on populations in Central and South America, however, it is endangered in Florida. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not classified Distribution a...

• Habenaria floribunda ()

  ...gradually reduce in size towards the inflorescence of 10-60 flowers arranged in a raceme up to 1 m tall. The sepals are green and the petals and lip are a light green. The flowers become more markedly...