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Serapias have
spurless flowers and
usually go
dormant during the
winter seasons.
Serapias bergonii Serapias cordigera Serapias cossyrensis Serapias istriaca...
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Serapia or
Sarapia was a
Roman Imperial religious festival devoted to the Greco-Egyptian god Serapis. It is
found as an
official holiday on 25 April...
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Serapias vomeracea,
common name long-lipped
serapias or plow-share
serapias[citation needed], is a
species of
orchid in the
genus Serapias. The name Serapias...
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Serapias lingua,
commonly known as tongue-orchid or the
tongue Serapias, is a
species of
orchid native to the Mediterranean.
Serapias lingua can be found...
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Serapias perez-chiscanoi is a
species of
orchid endemic to
Portugal and
western Spain. Ven****s, C.; Oostermeijer, J. G. B.; Tonk, J. Th P. (2004). "Conservation...
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Media related to
Serapias cordigera at
Wikimedia Commons Data
related to
Serapias cordigera at
Wikispecies v t e...
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Serapias orientalis is a
species of
orchids occurring from the east-central and
eastern Mediterranean to the
western Transcaucasus.
Serapias orientalis...
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Serapias lingua subsp. stenopetala,
synonym Serapias stenopetala, is a
subspecies of
orchid in the
genus Serapias. The
common name of the
plant is sérapias...
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Serapias neglecta, the
scarce tongue-orchid, is a
species of
orchid endemic to
southern Europe.
Serapias neglecta was
first described and
published in...
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Serapia was a
Roman saint, a
slave and martyr, also
called Seraphia or
Seraphima of Syria.
Serapia was born at
Antioch in the late 1st century, of Christian...
