Diuris punctata Sm.

in Exotic Botany. 1: 13 (1804).

Synonymes

Diuris elongata Sw. in Schrad. Neues. J. Bot. 1(1): 59 (1805).

Diuris lilacina F.Muell. in Linnaea, Xxvi. 239 (1853).

Répartition

Australie.

Australie : Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Victoria.

Floraison : ________SOND. Altitude de 100 à 800 m.

Description sommaire

Plante terrestre. Taille de 0 à 60 cm. 2 feuilles, de 0-250 × 0-4 mm, linéaires. Fleurs de 2 à 10, violettes. Sépale dorsal ovale, de 15-25 × 10-18 mm.

Commentaires

Proche de D. cuneata et alba.

Photos

Bibliographie

David Lloyd Jones. Native orchids of Australia. Reed Books.2 Aquatic Dr.,Frenchs Forests NSW 2086. 1988. Page 240. Photo.

Leo Cady & E.R. Rotherham. Australian native orchids in colour. Reed Books.2 Aquatic Dr.,Frenchs Forests NSW 2086. 1970. Page 26. Photo.

Collin & Dorothy Woolcock. Australian Terrestrial orchids. Nelson, 480 Latrobe Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Aaustralia. 1984. Page 68. Aquarelle.

David L. Jones. A complete guide to native orchids of Australia. Reed New Holland. Australian Orchid Foundation. 2006. Page 133. Photo.

Gary Backhouse. Bush beauties, the wild orchids of Victoria, Australia. Gary Backhouse. 2019. Page 185. Photo.

Adam P. Karremans. Demystifying orchid pollination, stories of sec, lies and obsession. Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. 2023. Page 42. Photo.