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Orchid Species: Ibidium laciniatum
Kew currently accepted name is Spiranthes laciniata
Ibidium laciniatum is an orchid species identified by (Small) House in 1906. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Spiranthes laciniata.
Genus
Ibidium (Ibidium.)
Grex
laciniatum
Parents
Species
Author
(Small) House
Year
1906
ORIGIN: This is a Eastern coast of America from New Jersey south and west to Texas terrestrial of grasslands, damp meadows, pinelands and open woodlands as well as in roadside ditches and roadbanks.
DESCRIPTION: Terrestrial of grasslands, damp meadows, pinelands and open woodlands as well as in roadside ditches and roadbanks that is often fragrant and flowers on an erect, stout to slender, 12 to 24 long, terminal, green, many flowered, densely pubescent, spicate inflorescence occurring in the spring in the south and the late summer in the north of it's range and found in wet ground or cypress swamps, marshes or ponds. It is commonly called the Lace Lip Spiral Orchid as the flowers have a tendency to spiral around the inflorescence. This species is extermly similar to Spiranthes vernalis and is only different in the blunt, rounded or ball tipped downy hairs on the inflorescence which is only visible with magnification.
-- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
DESCRIPTION: Terrestrial of grasslands, damp meadows, pinelands and open woodlands as well as in roadside ditches and roadbanks that is often fragrant and flowers on an erect, stout to slender, 12 to 24 long, terminal, green, many flowered, densely pubescent, spicate inflorescence occurring in the spring in the south and the late summer in the north of it's range and found in wet ground or cypress swamps, marshes or ponds. It is commonly called the Lace Lip Spiral Orchid as the flowers have a tendency to spiral around the inflorescence. This species is extermly similar to Spiranthes vernalis and is only different in the blunt, rounded or ball tipped downy hairs on the inflorescence which is only visible with magnification.
-- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
| Genus Name | Genus | Grex Name | Year | Author | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add+ | Spiranthes | Spir | laciniata | 1905 | (Small) Ames |
| Add+ | Triorchis | Triorchis | lacinata | 1920 | (Small) House |
| Add+ | Gyrostachys | Gyrostachys | laciniata | 1903 | Small |
| Add+ | Triorchis | Triorchis | lacinatus | 1920 | (Small) House |
Most awarded/recent cultivars:
Spir. laciniata 'Larry Magrath'
(2003)
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