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Definition of orchid
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Orchid
(n.) Any plant of the order
Orchidaceae.
See
Orchidaceous.
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Column
::
Column
(n.) The body
formed
by the union of the
stamens
in the
Mallow
family,
or of the
stamens
and
pistil
in the
orchids..
Orchid
::
Orchid
(n.) Any plant of the order
Orchidaceae.
See
Orchidaceous.
Monkflower
::
Monkflower
(n.) A name of
certain
curious
orchids
which bear three kinds of
flowers
formerly
referred
to three
genera,
but now
ascertained
to be
sexually
different
forms of the same genus
(Catasetum
tridentatum,
etc.)..
Dove Plant
::
Dove plant () A
Central
American
orchid
(Peristeria
elata),
having
a
flower
stem five or six feet high, with
numerous
globose
white
fragrant
flowers.
The
column
in the
center
of the
flower
resembles
a dove; --
called
also Holy
Spirit
plant..
Vanilla
::
Vanilla
(n.) A genus of
climbing
orchidaceous
plants,
natives
of
tropical
America..
Cypripedium
::
Cypripedium
(n.) A genus of
orchidaceous
plants
including
the
lady's
slipper.
Oncidium
::
Oncidium
(n.) A genus of
tropical
orchidaceous
plants,
the
flower
of one
species
of which (O.
Papilio)
resembles
a
butterfly..
Puttyroot
::
Puttyroot
(n.) An
American
orchidaceous
plant
(Aplectrum
hyemale)
which
flowers
in early
summer.
Its
slender
naked
rootstock
produces
each year a solid corm,
filled
with
exceedingly
glutinous
matter,
which sends up later a
single
large oval
evergreen
plaited
leaf.
Called
also
Adam-and-Eve..
Orchis
::
Orchis
(n.) Any plant of the same
family
with the
orchis;
an
orchid.
Pseudo-bulb
::
Pseudo-bulb
(n.) An
aerial
corm, or
thickened
stem, as of some
epiphytic
orchidaceous
plants..
Ladies'' Tresses
::
Ladies'
tresses
() A name given to
several
species
of the
orchidaceous
genus
Spiranthes,
in which the white
flowers
are set in
spirals
about a
slender
axis and
remotely
resemble
braided
hair..
Caudicula
::
Caudicula
(n.) A
slender,
elastic
process,
to which the
masses
of
pollen
in
orchidaceous
plants
are
attached..
Fertilizer
::
Fertilizer
(n.) One who
fertilizes;
the agent that
carries
the
fertilizing
principle,
as a moth to an
orchid..
Lady''s Slipper
::
Lady's
slipper
() Any
orchidaceous
plant of the genus
Cypripedium,
the
labellum
of which
resembles
a
slipper.
Less
commonly,
in the
United
States,
the
garden
balsam
(Impatiens
Balsamina)..
Lip
::
Lip (n.) The odd and
peculiar
petal in the
Orchis
family.
See
Orchidaceous.
Pollinium
::
Pollinium
(n.) A
coherent
mass of
pollen,
as in the
milkweed
and most
orchids..
Orchidology
::
Orchidology
(n.) The
branch
of
botany
which
treats
of
orchids.
Satyrion
::
Satyrion
(n.) Any one of
several
kinds of
orchids.
Retinaculum
::
Retinaculum
(n.) A small gland or
process
to which
bodies
are
attached;
as, the
glandular
retinacula
to which the
pollinia
of
orchids
are
attached,
or the hooks which
support
the seeds in many
acanthaceous
plants..
Calypso
::
Calypso
(n.) A small and
beautiful
species
of
orchid,
having
a
flower
variegated
with
purple,
pink, and
yellow.
It grows in cold and wet
localities
in the
northern
part of the
United
States.
The
Calypso
borealis
is the only
orchid
which
reaches
68� N..
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