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Published In: Botaniska Notiser 2: 11. 1946. (Bot. Not.) Name publication detail
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
Contributor Text: J. RENZ
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: End of June to early August. Usually flowering earlier than Epipactis helleborine.
Type: Type: (Iran) Sultanabad, in prov. Hamadan, Strauss (Holo. JE).
Distribution: Distribution: Anatolia, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan. Not known farther eastwards.
Map Location: A-7 Gilgit: Yasin, 2600 m, 4.8.1957, M. S. Zahur (RAW); Gilgit, Above irrigation ditches, 5000 ft., R. R. Stewart s.n. (RAW); Ishkoman, 2600 m, Bowes Lyon 8187! (RAW); A-6 Chitral: Bomboret Valley, near Karagel, 2200 m, Renz 10783! 10785! (Herb. Renz); B-7 Swat: Kalam, in forest, R. R. Stewart 24649 (RAW): Rhumbhur, M. A. Siddiqi & A. Rahman 26790 (RAW); C-7 Hazara: Murree Hills, Miranjani near Nathia Gali, 2400-2700 m, Renz 10806! (Herb. Renz); Nathia Gali, Renz 10805 (Herb. Renz).

 

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Plants generally slender, 10-60 cm tall. Rhizome abbreviated to elongated. Stem usually thin, 3-4-foliate. Leaves arranged in the mid-section of stem, lowest well developed, c. 10(-20) cm long. Inflorescence loosely few to many-flowered, sometimes secund, rachis glabrous or only slightly pubescent, up to 15(-30) cm long. Lowest bract large leaf-like, up to 5 cm long, the upper ± equalling the ovary. Flowers spreading, rather small, green. Sepals ovate-lanceolate, up to 10 mm long; petals slightly shorter, ovate, paler green. Labellum with cup-shaped hypochile and triangular epichile; hypochile outside olive-green, inside deeply brownish-green, shining, with nectar, 3-4 mm long and broad; epichile, 3.5 mm long, with slightly crenulate margins and 2 smooth bosses at base. Column short, 3.5 mm long. Rostellum in opening flowers with whitish viscid-gland, there upon quickly drying and not effective. Ovary shortly pedicelled, minutely pubescent or glabrous; ripe seed-capsule enlarged and ± nodding.
 
 
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