Sentence examples for common orchids from inspiring English sources

Cattleyas need more light than other common orchids, so a southern window is best.

A significantly nested network architecture indicated the existence of a core of generalist Tulasnellaceae OTUs interacting with both rare and common orchids.

Most common orchids will do well with this mixture:[4] 4 parts fir bark or coconut husks 1 part medium charcoal 1 part perlite.

The easy-to-use identification system permits quick recognition of the most common orchid groups in Central and South America.

In this instance the orchid flower also bears some visual resemblance to the female, giving rise to some of the common orchid names—for example, bee orchids.

And customs officers cannot be expected to distinguish between a rare and a common orchid or frog, so simpler restrictions are required to prevent this potentially damaging trade.

The analysis was conducted with a concatenated set of common orchid protein-coding genes, aligned using TranslatorX+Muscle.

Seven plants are protected by a regional scale: common spotted orchid, man orchid, bee orchid, zigzag clover, liquorice milkvetch, narrow-leaved everlasting-pea and wood forget-me-not.

There are relatively large populations of the twayblade orchid, the common spotted orchid, wild garlic, broad-leaved helleborine, herb Paris, primrose and the ever-popular bluebell.

Bradshaw pointed out common spotted orchids at our feet, adding that 14 varieties, including the rare bee orchid, thrive here.

I was drawn across the field to a flash of pink: common spotted orchids.