Texas lady's tresses

The Texas lady's tresses (Spiranthes brevilabris)

is a perennial forb. It is also classified as an orchid.

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Genus ?	Spiranthes
Specific epithet ?	brevilabris

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Texas lady's tresses (United States)

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