Caladenia doutchiae O.H.Sarg.
WANOSCG Orchid Fact Sheet
Caladenia doutchiae
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Name and Authority
Synonyms (previous names)
Calonema doutchiae; Calonemorchis doutchiae; Jonesiopsis doutchiae; Phlebochilus doutchiae
Common Name
Purple-veined Spider Orchid
Complex Name
Caladenia roei (Small Spider Orchids)
Originally Described by
Oswald Sargent in J. Bot. 59:175 (1921)
Distribution and Habitat
Mingenew to Ravensthorpe, growing in sandy and sandy-clay soils in woodlands and shrublands. The species is particularly common on sandy rises above salt lakes.
Flowering Months
· · · · · · · Aug Sep Oct · ·
Description
A common wheatbelt species 100–300 mm high with a hairy leaf 50–150 mm long by 4–6 mm wide and one (rarely two) greenish to greenish-yellow and red flowers 15–30 mm across.
Distinguishing Features
WA Conservation Code (Threatened Status)
Not Listed
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