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Hammarbya paludosa (or
Malaxis paludosa) is a
small orchid commonly known as bog orchid, bog adder's-mouth or bog adder's-mouth orchid. It
grows in bogs...
- Stephenson) Soó
Hammarbya paludosa (Linnaeus) ****ze. Distribution.All Ireland.Coastal Map Status.Endangered.
Hammarbya paludosa.
Habitus Hammarbya paludosa...
- Donisthorpe. The
wetter areas contain the rare and
diminutive bog orchid,
Hammarbya paludosa. It is also home to a
large po****tion of raft
spiders as well...
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Achroanthes Raf.
Acroanthes Raf.
Cheiropterocephalus Barb. Rodr.
Dienia Lindl.
Hammarbya ****ze
Microstylis (Nutt.)
Eaton Pedilea Lindl.
Pseudoliparis Finet...
- Habenaria, a
widespread genus of
orchids Hammarbya, a
genus of
orchids consisting of a
single species,
Hammarbya paludosa,
widespread in the
Northern hemisphere...
- The site
contains po****tions of
Saxifraga hirculus and the bog
orchid Hammarbya paludosa. "Garron Plateau".
Ramsar Sites Information Service. Retrieved...
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Hamilcoa Hamilcar I of
Carthage (5th
century BC)
Euphorbiaceae Bu
Hammarbya Carl
Linnaeus Orchidaceae Qu
Hammeria Steven A.
Hammer (b. 1951), American...
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naturalist James Ponsonby Brunker described the
presence of the "elusive"
hammarbya paludosa, or bog orchid, in "a wet bog at the foot of Moanbane, east of...
- po****tions of some
nationally scarce species,
including bog orchid,
Hammarbya paludosa,
which is
found on the
blanket peat, and
forked spleenwort, Asplenium...
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There are also a
number of
stations of the very rare
epiphytic orchid Hammarbya paludosa (the
Swamp Malaxis) in
certain peat bogs in the Lozère (Aubrac...
