Greenhood Orchids 4 Non Pterostylis Species |
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. |
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. |
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. |
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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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. |
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. |
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. |
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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