Dactylorhiza viride f. virescens (Muhl. ex Willd.) O.Gruss & M.Wolff

국표에 없다.

A terrestrial orchid to 15cm tall with lance-shaped leaves and flower spikes borne in spring and early summer carrying 5-25 individual green flowers often suffused with red or brown

Dactylorhiza viridis|frog orchid/RHS Gardening

Formerly placed in its own genus, Coeloglossum,the Frog Orchid was reclassified following the discoverythat its genetic makeup is very similar to that of the Spotted-orchids and Marsh-orchids, with which it sometimeshybridises.

Description

Hard to spot on even closely cut or grazed turf due toits small size (normally 5 to 15 cm tall) the Frog Orchid'sflowers are supposed to resemble frogs. It depends on howvivid an imagination you have!

This inconspicuous orchid has 3-5 dark green leaves. The leaves at the base of the plant are blunt but those occuring higher up the stem are narrow and pointed. The inflorescences of Frog Orchids vary considerably in size and carry between 5 and 25 individual flowers, which are green in parts and often a dark brownish-red in others.

Dactylorhiza viridis, Frog Orchid (first-nature.com)

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Inflorescence. Kamchatka Krai, Aleutian District, Bering Island, Pig Mountains, southwestern slope of the southern hill, grassy meadow. 14.07.2015. Yuri Kopylov-Guskov © 2015