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• Prescottia oligantha ()

  ...America, South America, and Miami-Dade County, Florida. This orchid produces 2-4 leaves arranged in a basal rosette that often start to whither at flowering time. The inflorescence has numerous, non-r...

• Prosthechea pygmaea ()

  ...and South America, and extends into the swamps of south Florida. A single plant may consist of a tangle of creeping rhizomes that connect small, dark green pseudobulbs, each with a pair of apical leav...

• Platanthera orbiculata ()

  ...and south to South Carolinia. The nectar spur is slender, up to 20 mm long. Platanthera orbiculata var. macrophylla is restricted to the northeast. This variety is more robust with larger leaves and f...

• Genus: Cranichis (Helmet Orchid)

  ...and South America. A single species extends northward into South Florida. These orchids have thick, fleshy roots and erect, unbranched stems with a basal rosette of one to several leaves. The inflores...

• Genus: Govenia ( )

  ...and South America with a single species extending northward into south Florida. Roots are generally slender and fleshy with stems reduced to short, ovoid pseudobulbs. The deciduous leaves are pleated ...

• Genus: Heterotaxis ( )

  ...from south Florida to the West Indies, Mexico, and into Latin America as far south as Bolivia. Orchids in this genus tend to be relatively large and robust with pseudobulbs that are compressed, oblong...

• Genus: Prescottia (No common name)

  ...and South America, the West Indies with a single North American species growing in South Florida. Plants in this genus have thick fleshy roots and a basal rosette of leaves which are often withering o...

• Genus: Prosthechea ( )

  ...from southern Florida through the West Indes and the Caribbean to Central and South America, as far south as Paraguay. Prosthechea species are characterized by distinctly grooved pseudobulbs and rigi...

• Aspidogyne querceticola ()

  ...and South America and reaches its northern limit in the southeast US. This species typically has 3-8 leaves that are present at flowering time and alternate along the stem that rises from a creeping r...

• Genus: Tropidia (No common name)

  ...the South Pacific Islands and in India and southeastern Asia. One species, T. polystachya, is known to occur in the Neotropics, ranging from the tip of Florida south through the West Indies, from Cent...