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• Liparis loeselii ()

  ...Northwest Territories to Alabama. It produces two dark green, often glossy basal leaves which appear in the spring; later in the summer, it produces up to 18 small, yellowish green flowers. The flower...

• Mesadenus lucayanus ()

  ...the West Indies, Mexico, Central America, and in widely scattered wooded areas in northern and central Florida. This orchid has 2-5 leaves in a basal rosette that wither at flowering time. It bears an...

• Platanthera chorisiana ()

  ...and west along the Pacific coast, through the Aleutians, to Kamchatka and Japan. The slightly bent stem grows up to 20 cm and has 1 or 2 sharply pointed bracts. The spike has fragrant, very small gree...

• Platanthera elongata ()

  ...the west coast and north-western U.S. from California to Montana and in British Columbia. It flowers from May to September, producing up to 100 small green flowers per inflorescence that are lightly f...

• Platanthera leptopetala ()

  ...the west coast of North America from California to Washington. The flowers are pale green with a pleasant, lemony fragrance at night with sepals and petals that are extremely narrow and give the inflo...

• Spiranthes floridana ()

  ...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 creamy yellow flowers loos...

• Spiranthes brevilabris ()

  ...the southeastern coastal plain from Florida west to Texas. This species produces 3-6 leaves in a basal rosette that wither at time of flowering. The inflorescence, up to 40 cm tall and densely pubesce...

• Spiranthes torta ()

  ...as Southern Ladies' Tresses, is found in Bermuda, the Bahamas, West Indies, Mexico, Central America, but is restricted to the rocky pinelands in southern Florida. The leaves are reduced to bracts...

• Tolumnia bahamensis ()

  ...in southeastern Florida and the Bahamas. Plants consist of fans of 4-8 leaves with a serrated edge connected by a thin rhizome. It bears an inflorescence of up to 50 flowers that are 2 cm in size and ...

• Tipularia discolor ()

  ...and west to Texas. It produces a single leaf in the fall which stays green throughout the winter with purple pigmentation on the underside. The leaf senesces in the spring before the plant flowers in ...