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• This species grows farther north than other " Cypripedium ".
• Other rare species include Cypripedium calceolus and Angelica palustris
• Trilliums, and yellow lady slippers ( genus " Cypripedium " ) are also common showy wildflowers.
• Finland's only orchid species, " Cypripedium calceolus ", grows in the Paljakka reserve.
• In the late 20th century, only a single known plant of " Cypripedium calceolus " survived in Britain.
• Native orchid species may be found in the recreation area, including Calypso bulbosa, Cypripedium montanum, and Corallorhiza striata.
• The Dumbrava Filei valley is a natural park for the protection of the Cypripedium calceolus ( Lady's slipper orchid ).
• "Cypripedium calceolus " sensu stricto ( " in the strict sense " ) does not occur in North America.
• "Cypripedium molle " can have as many as 12 stems, each bearing up to 5 pale yellow flowers.
• Lady Lake was named for state flower of Minnesota, the lady's slipper ( " Cypripedium reginae " ).
• Lady Slipper Lake was named for state flower of Minnesota, the lady's slipper ( " Cypripedium reginae " ).
• A number of orchids are known to grow in the area, including " Cypripedium calceolus " and broad-leaved helleborine.
• Grass Wood is the last surviving native site in Britain for the Lady's Slipper Orchid ( " Cypripedium calceolus " ).
• A wide range of plants are found in this area, for example, yew and orchids ( like the " Cypripedium calceolus " ).
• :* " Cypripedium ", found across much of North America, as well as in parts of Europe ( one species ) and Asia.
• In Ontario, this orchid has never been common due to limited occurrences of fens in " Cypripedium candidum "'s Southern-Ontario range.
• The closely related " Cypripedium parviflorum " and " C . pubescens " are often still referred to as subspecies or varieties of " C . calceolus ".
• Other important trees are primrose, orchid and rare flowers such as " Cypripedium calceolus " and " Iris marsica " ( which is only found in the Abruzzo region)
• "Cypripedium kentuckiense is the largest of the lady-slippers, " said Cullina, whose book " Native Trees, Shrubs and Vines " is being published this week by Houghton Mifflin.
• For this reason, it is a part of the unique plant community found in the serpentine barrens of the Siskiyou Mountains, along with " Darlingtonia californica " and " Cypripedium californicum ".