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lady’s slipper (Cypripedium spp.; ORCHID FAMILY [Orchidaceae]) Several species of small native perennial herbs usually with solitary flowers that have a prominent "lip" that forms a hollow pouch.  Flower colors include yellow and the whole pink range from deep rose to white, depending on species.  One species is fairly common and widespread in our area, others relatively rare.  Found in woodland habitats.  Flowers in late spring.  [140]

 

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