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Epipogium roseum is a saprophytic orchid species
occurring on evergreen forest floors. Its whole is yellowish-white
and lacks chlorophyll pigments. The stems are erect, 20-50cm in
height, and bear small, scale leaves. The upper parts bear many
downward-facing white flowers in a racemose arrangement. Flowers:
either sepals or side petals are 8mm long. Lips are the same size,
broadly ovate, and have several pale red-purple dots. Bloom time:
June-July. |