Flower petal color:

yellow

Flower symmetry:

the flower is zygomorphic

Flowering date:

• July
• August
• September
• October

Flowers per inflorescence:

1–8

Form of the labellum:

the labellum is not pouch-like

Hairs on flower stalk:

the pedicel is hairless

Hairs on inflorescence axis:

the inflorescence stem is hairless

Inflorescence type:

the inflorescence is a raceme

Labellum characteristics:

the labellum is lobed

Labellum length:

Up to 6 mm

Labellum outline:

the labellum is lobed

Labellum position:

the flowers are non-resupinate

Length of narrowed base of lower petal:

Up to 4 mm

Lower petal strongly red-veined:

no

Main color of labellum:

yellow

Nectar spur:

absent

Number of stamens:

1

Orientation of side petals:

the lateral petals are ascending

Self-pollinating flowers:

there are no cleistogamous flowers

Sepal length:

Up to 8 mm

Sepals fused only to sepals:

the sepals are separate from one another

Spots on labellum:

no

Fruit length:

Up to 15 mm

Fruit width:

Up to 8 mm

Seed capsule orientation:

the capsule points upwards or outwards

Plant height:

8–20 cm

Roots:

the rhizomes are non-coralloid

Underground organs:

the plant has one or more swollen storage organs underground, such as bulbs, tubers or corms

myco-heterotrophic or not:

the plant is chlorophyllous

Bract relative length:

bracts may be variable, both longer and shorter than the flower

Leaf arrangement:

alternate

Leaf blade edges:

the leaf edges are entire

Leaf blade length:

10–20 mm

Leaf blade length to width ratio:

Up to 1

Leaf blade shape:

ovate

Leaf blade tip:

the tip of the leaf blade is acuminate

Leaf blade width:

10–20 mm

Leaves during flowering:

leaves are present during flowering

Number of leaves on stem:

• five
• six
• seven or more

Ecosystem type:

• forests
• shrublands or thickets
• woodlands

Habitat:

terrestrial

Location:

Florida

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