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Plants in genus myrmecophila

Plants in genus myrmecophila

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Myrmecophila thomsoniana

Myrmecophila thomsoniana is an orchid native to Central America, particularly Belize and Honduras. It thrives in warm, humid environments and is associated with ant colonies. Its golden-yellow or orange flowers are known for their vibrant hues and delightful fragrance.

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Myrmecophila brysiana

Myrmecophila brysiana is an orchid species found along rivers and seashores in dense mangroves in Central America. This plant is known for its significant variation in flower appearance, making it a unique addition to orchid collections. Its preference for moist environments and ability to thrive in mangrove conditions make it an interesting choice for those seeking to replicate its natural habitat. The plant's adaptability and distinctive flowers add a touch of exotic beauty to any collection.

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Myrmecophila tibicinis

Myrmecophila tibicinis, also known as the trumpet player's Schomburgkia, is an orchid native to seasonally dry deciduous forests. It features large pseudobulbs that house ants in the wild and produces striking magenta flowers. This plant is often confused with M. brysiana but is distinguished by its larger blooms.

Myrmecophila brysiana 'Hackler'

Myrmecophila brysiana 'Hackler' is a specific variety or cultivar of orchid, potentially featuring distinct features or color variations.

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