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• Genus: Macradenia (none)

  ...clustered, fleshy cylindrical pseudobulbs, usually with a single leaf. Individuals have few-to-numerous inflorescences that arise from the base of the pseudobulb. The small, showy flowers may be dark ...

• Genus: Spathoglottis (Ground Orchid)

  ...of red, yellow or white. The plants have crowded pseudobulbs that are only partially buried in the soil and enclosed in dry sheaths. This genus has several species that are of horticultural value. One...

• Corallorhiza maculata ()

  ...considered globally secure, and is only considered rare in a few central plain states. It is most likely to be confused with C. trifida, from which it can be distinguished by the latter's smaller...

• Genus: Camaridium ( )

  ...considered to be part of the genus Maxillaria, consists of about 80 species found in low to mid elevation in New World tropical and subtropical forests. One species occurs as far north as Florida but...

• Genus: Cranichis (Helmet Orchid)

  Genus: Cranichis. Helmet Orchid. Cranichis is a New World genus of primarily terrestrial orchids widely distributed throughout Mexico, the West Indies, Central and South America. A single species ...

• Genus: Govenia ( )

  Genus: Govenia. . Govenia is a New World genus of terrestrial orchids widely distributed throughout the montane and pine-oak forests of Central and South America with a single species extending...

• Genus: Prescottia (No common name)

  ...covered by sheathing bracts with numerous sessile, non-resupinate flowers. The flowers are surrounded by numerous textured sheaths, and are often small, green and fragrant. Morphologically they are c...

• Goodyera repens ()

  ...covered in thin hairs. This orchid's small size distinguishes it from Goodyera tesselata and Goodyera oblongifolia. Goodyera repens is considered globally secure but is rare throughout much of t...

• Platanthera hyperborea ()

  ...considered secure across its distribution, although there is still some confusion distinguishing this orchid from similar species. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not c...

• Getting Started with the Simple Key

  ...in New England. You can also identify subspecies and varieties. Many of these plants grow outside of New England, though, so this key is useful well beyond our region. What should I notice about my ...