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Orchid Family Tree Existed in Northern Hemisphere 85 Million Years Ago That Could Help With Conservation Plans
The Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew) recent report showed that the orchid family was traced in the northern hemisphere and existed during the time of dinosaurs. Read here.
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New Orchid Species that Looks Like Glass Discovered in Most Common Places in Japan
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French Military Airbase has 155,000 Near Threatened Orchid Species Growing Along its Runway
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Rare Orchid Grows in Charles Darwin's Garden After Two Years
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Over 1000 Orchids Grow All Over the Island of Madagascar
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Rare Nepalese Orchid is Being Threatened by Illegal Trading
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Parasite Plant: Cheating Orchid Feeds Off Fungi Instead of Sunlight
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Update: New Demon-Looking Orchid Species Already On IUCN's Critically Endangered List
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Demon Orchid: This New Flower Looks Like a Devil’s Head
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Millions of Years of Orchid Variability Revealed in Family Tree
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Never-Before-Seen Orchid Recovered From a Minefield
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