Paper · 1950 · The American Midland Naturalist

Studies in Florida Botany 8. The Genus Habenaria in Florida

Alex D. Hawkes

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Abstract

As in the other large generic aggregations in Florida, we find, unfortunately, that the members of Habenaria occurring within the confines of this state are still incoinpletely known, and, in several instances, their exact taxonomic limitations are not understood. This study, therefore, is not to be taken as a monographic treatment of this group in Florida, but rather as a contribution toward our knowledge of these interesting orchids in the lnative flora,

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Members of Habenaria in Florida remain incompletely known and some taxonomic limits are unresolved.

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HabenariaHabenariae0
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their exact taxonomic limitations are not understoode0
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“the members of Habenaria occurring within the confines of this state are still incoinpletely known, and, in several instances, their exact taxonomic limitations are not understood”

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