Greenhood Orchids 4

Non Pterostylis Species


Diplodium alobulum
 
Diplodium alveatum
 
Diplodium brumale
 
Diplodium trullifolium
Winter Greenhood
Diplodium alobulum
Syn: Pterostylis alobula
Okoia - Wanganui
Photo: Michael Pratt

Flowers April - October
Locally common in light forests & scrub.
Distinguished by the red arched labellum
that tapers to a narrow inverted U tip.


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Greenhood
Diplodium alveatum
Syn: Pterostylis alveata
North-West Nelson
Photo: Gael Donaghy

Flowers February - May
Found under light scrub in North-West
Nelson and in the Hutt Valley. Rare.
An Australian coloniser.


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Kauri Greenhood
Diplodium brumale
Syn: Pterostylis brumalis
Waitakere Range
Photo: Michael Pratt

Flowers April - August
Found only in Kauri forests.
Has a prominent spout to the
sinus of the lateral sepals.


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Trowel Leaf Greenhood
Diplodium trullifolium
Syn: Pterostylis trullifolia
Rainbow Mountain - Waiotapu
Photo: Michael Pratt

Flowers May - October
Found in scrub and forests at scattered
locations throughout the North Island
and in North-West Nelson.


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Hymenochilus tanypodus
 
Hymenochilus tristis
 
Linguella puberula
 
Plumatichilos tasmanicum
Swan Greenhood
Hymenochilus tanypodus
Syn: Pterostylis tanypoda
Nenthorn Hotel - McCrae's Flat
Photo: Eric Scanlen

Flowers December - January
Found in tussock grassland & shingly
open places such as river terraces.
A South Island species.


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Midget Greenhood
Hymenochilus tristis
Syn: Pterostylis tristis
Lake Lyndon
Photo: Eric Scanlen

Flowers October - January
Found in montane to subalpine grassland
& shingly open places. Local and sparse.
Easily overlooked due to its small size.


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Snail Greenhood
Linguella puberula
Syn: Pterostylis puberula
Billy Goat Track - Kauaeranga Valley
Photo: Eric Scanlen

Flowers September - December
A rare species known only from small
colonies in the Far North, Coromandel
& Golden Bay. Critically endangered.


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Bearded Greenhood
Plumatichilos tasmanicum
Syn: Pterostylis tasmanica
Kaitoke - Upper Hutt
Photo: Michael Pratt

Flowers September - October
A rare species of light scrub & clay
hillsides. Labellum covered in yellow
hairs, with a dark brown callus tip.


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