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Cleisostoma
Genus of orchids From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Cleisostoma is a genus of orchids with approximately 90 accepted species widely distributed through much of the Indian Subcontinent, Southeast Asia, China, New Guinea, and some of the islands of the Western Pacific.[1][2]
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The orchid abbreviation is Cleis.[3]
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Selected species
- Cleisostoma appendiculatum
- Cleisostoma arietinum
- Cleisostoma aspersum
- Cleisostoma bicorne
- Cleisostome chantaburiense
- Cleisostoma crassifolium
- Cleisostoma crochetii
- Cleisostoma dichroanthum
- Cleisostoma discolor
- Cleisostoma filiforme
- Cleisostoma halophilum
- Cleisostoma longi-folius
- Cleisostoma lowii
- Cleisostoma lecongkietii[4]
- Cleisostoma pachyfolium
- Cleisostoma pachyphyllus
- Cleisostoma pallidus
- Cleisostoma paniculatum
- Cleisostoma parishii
- Cleisostoma pendulata
- Cleisostoma racemiferum
- Cleisostoma ramosum
- Cleisostoma rolfeanum
- Cleisostoma rostratum
- Cleisostoma sagittatum
- Cleisostoma sagittiforme
- Cleisostoma simondii
- Cleisostoma strongyloides
- Cleisostoma subulatum
- Cleisostoma tenuifolium
- Cleisostoma teretifolium
- Cleisostoma termissus
- Cleisostoma tricallosum
- Cleisostoma tridentatus
- Cleisostoma uraiensis
- Cleisostoma williamsoni
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