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Brown & Folsom: WILD ORCHIDS OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE Riding along the highway near the Mt. Washington Hotel having the advantage of the passenger seat and a better view of the steep hillsides one could easily see the purple fringes that were not visible from the driver's seat. Stopping the car and getting out to inspect the area yielded more purples and the ragged fringed and their hybrids as well. The opposite was true when the driver sighted a hillside of Epipactis blooming across the road that the passenger missed. It didn't help that the hillside was in bright sun, the grass had grow tall and turned rich yellow and the flowering orchids were yellow flowered as well. Hybrids: Platanthera ×andrewsii (Niles) Luer top right Andrews’ hybrid fringed orchis (P. lacera × P. psycodes) Not at all uncommon throughout most of the range of the two parents. Platanthera ×keenanii P.M. Brown Keenan’s hybrid fringed orchis (P. grandiflora × P. lacera) Uncommon and usually seen as individuals left and above 250
Brown & Folsom: WILD ORCHIDS OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE Platanthera ×enigma P.M. Brown Enigmatic hybrid fringed orchis (P. grandiflora × P. psycodes) Local where both parents occur but easily overlooked 251
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