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SAPROPHYTES: Kinds of Orchids There are 20 at least in India, all of them non-green and leafless; three of them used as examples of unusual symbiosis,- a Eulophia, a Cymbidium and a Galeola; for illus. and details refer to A81-1220; a new discovery in Africa of Didymoplexis verrucosa. A80-836 0
SAPROPHYTES: Plants Dependent on Fungi Throughout For their characteristics and a list of 36 genera, refer to A72-787 0

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