Caladenia rhomboidiformis (E.Coleman) M.A.Clem. & Hopper
WANOSCG Orchid Fact Sheet
Caladenia rhomboidiformis
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Name and Authority
Synonyms (previous names)
Caladenia dilatata var. rhomboidiformis; Caladenia longiclavata var. rhomboidiformis; Arachnorchis rhomboidiformis; Calonema rhomboidiforme; Calonemorchis rhomboidiformis
Common Name
Diamond Spider Orchid
Complex Name
Caladenia longiclavata (Clubbed Spider Orchids)
Originally Described by
Edith Coleman in The Victorian Naturalist 46: 197 (1930) as Caladenia dilatata var. rhomboidiformis
Distribution and Habitat
Busselton to Augusta and eastwards to Nannup, growing in sandy, sandy-clay and lateritic soils in forests and woodlands.
Flowering Months
· · · · · · · Aug Sep Oct · ·
Description
A geographically restricted species 200–400 mm high with a hairy leaf 120–200 mm long by 20–25 mm wide and up to two green, yellow and red flowers 40–60 mm across.
Distinguishing Features
WA Conservation Code (Threatened Status)
Not Listed
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