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Brown & Folsom: WILD ORCHIDS OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE AND MAINE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
This project would not have been nearly so fruitful without the help of the following botanists and native orchid
enthusiasts: Chris Mattrick, Cathy Starke (WMNF); Frankie Brackley, Shirley Curtis, Sally Puth, the late Phil
Keenan, Mike Cline & Stephen Thomas (TMCC), Jean Stefanik, Diane Allen & Paul Hines, Chuck Sheviak, and
several anonymous persons whose information and directions traveled down the pipeline ending up with us.
Diane Hines, Jim Fowler, Tom Nelson, and Stan Folsom all assisted with proofreading and made helpful
comments
LITERATURE CITED AND SUGGESTED READING:
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_____. 2008. A Long-Known, but Enigmatic, Platanthera Hybrid from Eastern North America. North American
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