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calanthe

American  
[kuh-lan-thee] / kəˈlæn θi /

noun

  1. any of various tropical and subtropical orchids of the genus Calanthe, having racemes of white, reddish, or yellow flowers.


Etymology

Origin of calanthe

From New Latin

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Good turfy loam is also used for some, such as cypripediums and calanthes.

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