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• Spiranthes floridana ()

  ...historically known from the southeastern coastal plain, from Florida west to Texas. This orchid produces 3-5 basal leaves that overwinter but may begin to wither at the time of flowering. The small cr...

• Spiranthes igniorchis ()

  ...usually wither during flowering. The small, white flowers are covered with hairs and spiral upwards on the spike. The ruffled lip has white margins with a pale yellow to greenish-yellow patch. Similar...

• Spiranthes diluvialis ()

  ...globally imperiled and federally listed as threatened in the US. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not classified Distribution and Conservation Status: N...

• Spiranthes cernua ()

  ...globally secure. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Usually occurs in wetlands, but occasionally in non-wetlands. (Wetland indicator code: FACW) Distribution and ...

• Spiranthes incurva ()

  ...usually wither before the plant flowers. The white to pale ivory flowers form a tightly coiled spiral along the spike in the autumn with lateral sepals that sweep upwards. The raised nectar glands at ...

• Spiranthes brevilabris ()

  ...critically imperiled and is threatened or extirpated throughout most of its historical range. This orchid has dramatically declined primarily due to habitat conversion. Habitat: All Characteri...

• Spiranthes eatonii ()

  ... Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Not classified Distribution and Conservation Status: Native to North America? Yes ...

• Spiranthes lucida ()

  ...called Shining Ladies' Tresses, is distributed in eastern and parts of central Canada and the United States, from Alabama to Quebec. It has 3-5 light green, glossy basal leaves which are usually ...

• Spiranthes laciniata ()

  ...small hairs. It can be found in moist meadows, marshes, swamps, along roadsides, and occasionally in lawns and wet fields. Spiranthes laciniata is globally considered apparently secure. Although it r...

• Spiranthes ochroleuca ()

  ...called Yellow Ladies' Tresses, has a limited distribution in northeastern Canada and the United States, from Ontario to South Carolina. It produces 3-6 basal and lower stem leaves which usually p...