Habenaria susannae

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Habenaria susannae, R. Br. (H. gigantea, Don). St. tall, stout, leafy: fls.3-5, very jarge, fragrant; broad, fan-shaped side lobes of lip deeply fringed; midlobe tongue-shaped, entire; spur more than twice as long as ovary and pedicel. India, Malaya, China. B.M. 3374. G.C. III. 16:279. J.H. III. 29:226. O.R. 4:209; 9:297.—This and the preceding species are among the largest-fld. and showiest habenarias. They appear not to be in the North American trade.


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