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Liparis nervosa is
a perennial orchid species found in evergreen forests with fleshy
pseudobulbs. Leaves are broad, oblong, and acuminate, measuring
5-12cm long. Flower stalks, 15-30cm in height, bear 5-10 dark purple
flowers in a racemose manner. The sepals are lanceolate,
approximately 1cm long, and the lateral petals are linear. Lips are
obovate, around 1cm in height, recurved, and the ends are recessed
from the surface. Bloom time: June-July. |