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There are two
species in the genus:
Lyperanthus serratus Lindl. – "rattle beaks" (Western Australia)
Lyperanthus suaveolens R.Br. – "brown beaks" (New...
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Lyperanthus suaveolens,
commonly called brown beaks, is a
species of
orchid that is
endemic to the
eastern states of Australia.
Lyperanthus suaveolens...
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Lyperanthus serratus is not well
known in
cultivation but
success has been
achieved with the
closely related Lyperanthus suaveolens. "
Lyperanthus serratus"...
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Burnettia Lindl. Species: B. cuneata
Binomial name
Burnettia cuneata Lindl.
Synonyms Caladenia cuneata (Lindl.) Rchb.f.
Lyperanthus burnettii F.Muell....
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first formally described in 1810 by
Robert Brown who gave it the name
Lyperanthus ellipticus and
published the
description in
Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae...
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contains two
species which were
previously included in the
genus Lyperanthus, also
known as beak orchids. Both
species have fleshy, oval
leaves and...
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Lycamerlycaste J.M.H.Shaw
Lycaste Lindl. – bee
orchid Lycomormium Rchb.f.
Lyperanthus R.Br.
Lyroglossa Schltr.
Macodes Lindl.
Macradenia R.Br. – long-gland...
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Pygmy orchid Corunastylis 1
Rabbit orchid Leptoceras 1
Rattle beaks Lyperanthus 1
Slipper orchids Cryptostylis 1 also
Tongue orchid South African orchids...
- Myrmechila, ****ulaea
Subtribe Megastylidinae Genera: Burnettia, Leporella,
Lyperanthus, Megastylis, Pyrorchis, Rimacola,
Waireia Subtribe Prasophyllinae Genera:...
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first formally described in 1810 by
Robert Brown who gave it the name
Lyperanthus nigricans and
published the
description in
Prodromus Florae Novae Hollandiae...
