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Neottia ovata
Common Twayblade is a common wild orchid which gets its English name from its having only two large oval leaves. The underground part of the plant is a short thick creeping rhizome from which grows the above-ground portion. The flowers are green or brownish-green with a very forked lower lip hanging down from the flower. Flowers are arranged in a loose spike which varies enormously in length and number of individual flowers.
Warntal, calceolus grassland
Spotted on May 27, 2018
Submitted on Jun 5, 2018
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