10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CORALROOT»
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Wild Orchids of South Carolina: A Popular Natural History
Wister's. Coralroot. Orchid. Spring. Coralroot. Orchid. Corallorhiza. wisteriana. (
Conrad). Genus: Corallorhiza — From two Greek words meaning "coral rhizome,"
with coral referring to the twisted coral-like growth of the rhizome. Species ...
James Alexander Fowler, 2005
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A Guide To Rocky Mountain Plants, Revised
(3) Corallorhiza. Coralroot 1. Sepals and petals pinkish, conspicuously striped
with reddish-brown or purple; spur absent; the lip entire. 6'. striata Striped
coralroot, pl. 71 1. Sepals and petals yellow or pink to dark red, not
conspicuously striped, ...
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Wild Orchids of the Northeastern United States: A Field and ...
Lip striped . . . striped coralroot, C. striata 1b. Lip otherwise ... 2 2a. Lip usually
unspotted, spring flowering . . . early coralroot, C. trifida 2b. Lip spotted, summer
and autumn flowering ... 3 3a. Petals and sepals distinct, late spring to summer ...
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CRC Ethnobotany Desk Reference
(1) Corallorrhiza maculata; (2) SPOTTED CORALROOT, SUMMER CORALROOT
; (3) orchidaceae; (4) Acadia National Park, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore,
Bandelier National Monument, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Blue ...
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In Plain Sight: Exploring the Natural Wonders of Southern ...
Pale Coralroot Corallorhiza trifida Grows to heights of about 15 cm and the
yellow or greenishyellow flowers are spread out along the thick, yellowishgreen
stalk, in a raceme. The flowers often have pale red dots on the lip. The species
name ...
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The Orchids of Lovell Hollow
spring. coralroot. or. Wister's. coralroot. Corallorhiza wisteriana Blooms in May
This orchid ranges over most of the U. S, Except for most western and northern
states. It is listed as a species of conservation concern in many of the states.
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Central Beauty: Wildflowers and Flowering Shrubs of the ...
Spotted Coralroot (Summer Coralroot) Corallorhiza maculata ORCHID FAMILY A
plant of moist woods and bogs, this orchid grows from extensive coral-like
rhizomes. There are no leaves, but the plant has several membranous bracts that
...
8
Wildflowers of California: A Month-by-month Guide
CORALROOT, MERTEN'S or WESTERN CORALROOT Orchid family
DESCRIPTION: 0.5–2 feet. Many small flowers along reddish stem. Five narrow,
reddish petals and sepals; lower (middle) petal is white or red with red lines or
splotches ...
Laird Richard Blackwell, 2012
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Mid-Atlantic Freshwater Wetlands: Advances in Wetlands ...
... Sl coralroot Corallorhiza trifida Early coralroot Forb SI SI Corallorhiza
wisteriana Wister's Forb S 1 S1 52 coralroot Coreopsisfalcata Pool coreopsis
Forb Sl (continued) State conservation status rank“ Scientific name Common
name Life form.
Robert P. Brooks, Denice Heller Wardrop, 2013
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Indicator Plants of Coastal British Columbia
Corallorhiza. maculata. Spotted. coralroot. Corallorhiza. mertensiana. Western.
coralroot. Shade-tolerant, submontane to subalpine, saprophytes (C. maculata -
transcontinental North American: C. mertensiana - Western North American).
A. Ceska, A. M. Scagel, 1989
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CORALROOT»
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On the Trails: Parasitic flowering plants live off the roots of others
We have two species of the genus Corallorhiza (coralroot), one of which has no green tissue at all, while the other has a little and so can make ... «Juneau Empire, Jun 15»
Sold out: Hike Rocky Mountain National Park's Ouzel Falls
Soon, you'll find wildflowers along the trail, like fairy slippers and coralroot orchids. Hanging out at Ouzel Falls, I didn't see any ouzels — the ... «The Coloradoan, May 15»
Hike of the Week: Wildflowers steal show on Steep Ravine
... yellow wood violets, coralroot and a single calypso orchid. There were lots of the small white trilliums that turn pink as the blossom fades. «Marin Independent Journal, Mar 15»
Man orchid wilts in the heat of climate change while the ladies thrive
Losers include more northern species, such as bog orchid (Hammarbya paludosa), coralroot (Corallorhiza trifid) and the small white orchid ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Orchid loss in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains laid to deer
Others seemed headed that way, such as the Adam and Eve orchid, the summer coralroot and northern slender lady's tresses. Orchids are ... «Baltimore Sun, Jun 14»
Kawarthas have special status for orchid lovers
Later in the summer, watch for Spotted Coralroot (July), Dwarf Rattlesnakeplantain (late July and August) and Nodding ladies'tresses (late ... «Peterborough Examiner, Jun 14»
New York kid's message flies into Swedish swamp
... his friend Pelle Adenäs it was a Sunday evening like any other, searching Galtryggkärren, a marsh in central Sweden, for coralroot orchids. «The Local.se, Jun 14»
Martin Cruz Smith Reveals a Twist in His Tale
... when he couldn't write intricate notes or sketch images like he'd always done: coralroot orchid for “Stallion Gate,” herring fishermen for “Polar ... «New York Times, Nov 13»
On the Trails: Plants that aren't green
In addition, one coralroot orchid is said to have small amounts of chlorophyll and thus synthesize some of its own carbohydrates. Coralroots ... «Juneau Empire, Nov 13»
Nine more vegetative species now protected under provincial …
Vreeland's striped Coralroot (Corallorhiza striata var. vreelandii): a perennial orchid that is yellowish in colour, whose flowers are yellow with ... «Western Star, Sep 13»
