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• Malaxis unifolia ()

  ...woodlands and forests. Malaxis unifolia is considered globally secure, although it may be rare in a few central U.S. states. Habitat: All Characteristics: Wetland Status: Occurs in w...

• Malaxis porphyrea ()

  ...This orchid grows in damp, mossy, or grassy places and meadows in mixed oak, pine and fir forests. Malaxis porphyrea is apparently secure across its range in Central America where it is widely scatte...

• Malaxis brachystachys ()

  Malaxis brachystachys (Rchb.f.) Kuntze - . Facts About: Accepted Synonyms: Achroanthes corymbosa, Malaxis corymbosa, Microstylis brachystachys, Microstylis corymbosa Malaxis brachystachys...

• Neottia borealis ()

  ...Mountains, and eastward across Canada. The orchid grows in coniferous and mixed hardwood forests, swamps, along streams, tundra slopes, and floodplains. The plant grows to 26 cm with two opposite lea...

• Platanthera limosa ()

  ...distinguish this orchid from other species in the area. This orchid prefers moist areas in mixed forests at higher elevations, usually near streams or at seeps. Platanthera limosa is apparently secur...

• Ponthieva brittoniae ()

  ...non-resupinate greenish white flowers on a terminal raceme. The lip is white with two dark green blotches. This orchid grows in shallow swales and depressions in open pine rocklands and has been repor...

• Schiedeella arizonica ()

  ...- . Facts About: There are no synonyms for this orchid. Schiedeella arizonica, the Fallen Ladies' Tresses, is widely distributed in the southwestern US and was originally identified as ...

• Spiranthes incurva ()

  ...distinguish this orchid from S. magnicamporum. This orchid grows in a variety of open habitats, such as fens, meadows, and lake edges, as well as along roadsides. The conservation status of Spiranthe...

• Spiranthes eatonii ()

  ...as Eaton's Ladies' Tresses, is distributed along the coastal plain throughout Florida west to eastern Texas, and north to Virginia. This species produces 3-6 narrow leaves in a basal rosette...

• Spiranthes ochroleuca ()

  ...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 persist through...