calopogon การใช้

• "Calopogon multiflorus " is distributed throughout southeastern United States.
• Calopogon and Spiranthes ), and carnivorous plants such as Sarracenia and Drosera.
• "Calopogon ", like many other orchids, is an indicator species for good remnant hydrology.
• The lip of calopogon is on the top of the flower, not the bottom, as is common with most other genera.
• Two of the unusual plants there are the orchids " Pogonia ophioglossoides " ( see photo at lower left ) and " Calopogon tuberosus ".
• It falls under the genus " Calopogon ", meaning " beautiful beard " in Greek, referring to the stamen-like bristles or beard on the lip.
• Most species of " Calopogon " frequent wet, sunny swales, bogs, and the edges of marshy areas, and associates with ferns, sedges, grasses and forbs . " Calopogon oklahomensis " has been observed in drier areas than " Calopogon tuberosus " would prefer.
• Most species of " Calopogon " frequent wet, sunny swales, bogs, and the edges of marshy areas, and associates with ferns, sedges, grasses and forbs . " Calopogon oklahomensis " has been observed in drier areas than " Calopogon tuberosus " would prefer.
• Most species of " Calopogon " frequent wet, sunny swales, bogs, and the edges of marshy areas, and associates with ferns, sedges, grasses and forbs . " Calopogon oklahomensis " has been observed in drier areas than " Calopogon tuberosus " would prefer.
• The other deception they use is their frequent association with nectar-bearing flowers of the same color; " Calopogon " is often an associate of the magenta marsh phlox, in the northern United States, the phlox bearing nectar to reward curious insects while the deceptive but showy " Calopogon " does not.
• The other deception they use is their frequent association with nectar-bearing flowers of the same color; " Calopogon " is often an associate of the magenta marsh phlox, in the northern United States, the phlox bearing nectar to reward curious insects while the deceptive but showy " Calopogon " does not.