Liparis kumokiri is
a perennial orchid found in deciduous woodland in a hilly area. It
has a spherical pseudobulb exposed on the ground level, from which a
pair of approximately 10cm long oval-shaped leaves ascend. The
glossy leaves are finely undulating at an entire fringe; vein
networking is unclear. The flowers on a stalk, counting 5-15, are
light green; both sepals and side petals are the same length—8mm,
the lip getting warped. Bloom time: June-August. |