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strictum (horned orchid) is an uncommon species that
grows in button grass plains and other peaty vegetation.
This species has a several very narrow leaves (up to 30cm
long) arranged in a grass-like tuft. The flowering stalk
(scape) is tall (up to 60cm tall), erect, unbranched and
rigid, and bears several shortly stalked flowers. The
flowers have a pair of very narrow erect sepals (like Leptoceras),
but unlike that species the petals are tiny and dark. The
upper sepal forms a small, dark hood over the labellum and
lateral petals.
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