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	Acianthus
		Acianthus plants grow on sheltered slopes, near streams, in gullies and under shrubs and bracken in grassy to shrubby sclerophyll forest, woodland, coastal scrub and heathland.
		Acianthus is derived from the Greek acis, point, anthos, flower and refers to the slender points on the sepals of some species.
		T.F. On the fertilisation of Acianthus and Cyrtostylis.
	www.anbg.gov.au /cpbr/cd-keys/orchidkey/html/genera/Acianthus.htm (1170 words)

	IPNI Plant Name Query Results
		Orchidaceae Acianthus huegelii (Endl.) Nicholls and Goadby -- The Victorian Naturalist 50 1933 (APNI)
		Orchidaceae Acianthus huegelii (Endl.) Nicholls and Goadby -- in Vict.
		Orchidaceae Acianthus tenuissimus Nicholls and Goadby -- The Victorian Naturalist 50 1933 Textfig.
	www.ipni.org /ipni/advPlantNameSearch.do?find_genus=Acianthus&find_isAPNIRecord=on&find_isGCIRecord=on&find_isIKRecord=on&output_format=normal (293 words)

	Orchid Safari - Feature
		We called the Reef Hills orchids exertus as it was clearly different to the other 2 and we were happy that we had found all 3 Acianthus.
		Acianthus attract pollinating insects by odour and offer a nectar reward.
		In May 2003 we travelled to the McLaughlin's Beach area to try and find the fourth Acianthus species, exertus and finally found it in forest north of Woodside.
	www.ralphlaby.com /Feature_article.html (212 words)

	GardeningDaily - Acianthus
		Acianthus Brown, 1810 is a small Australasian genus of 21 species from the orchid family (Orchidaceae).
		Acianthus caudatus : Mayfly Orchid, Dead-horse Orchid (SE.
		Acianthus exsertus : Gnat Orchid (E. and SE.
	www.gardeningdaily.com /flowers-and-plants/Acianthus (183 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Acianthus
		Acianthus Brown, 1810 is a small Australasian genus of 21 species from the orchid family (Orchidaceae).
		Acianthus caudatus : Mayfly Orchid, Dead-horse Orchid (SE.
		Acianthus exsertus : Gnat Orchid (E. and SE.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Acianthus (338 words)

	PAPUA NEW GUINEA ORCHID NEWS
		Characteristics of genus: Acianthus has small, globular, subterranean tubers from which the flower stems arise, bearing a single heart-shaped, roundish or kidney-shaped leaf near their base and a few small flowers in the terminal raceme.
		Number of species in New Guinea: Four species have been found in New Guinea.
		These are: Acianthus gibbsae Kores from Irian Jaya, A. croftianus Kores which occurs in the Solomons and New Guinea, A.
	www.orchidspng.com /Acianthus.html (146 words)

	Acianthus
		Acianthus sinclairii - this was known as A. fornicatus.
		Has a small green heart-shaped leaf often with purple markings.
		It can be difficult to see as the flowers tend to blend in with the surroundings.
	www.kaimaibush.co.nz /Orchids/Acianthus.html (57 words)

	Acianthus - Definition, explanation
		Acianthus Brown, 1810 is a small Australasian genus of 21 species from the orchid family (Orchidaceae).
		These are small flowers (4-5 mm), blending in with the surroundings.
		Acianthus caudatus : Mayfly Orchid, Dead-horse Orchid (SE.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/a/ac/acianthus.php (192 words)

	NZ Orchid Genera - Acianthus, Townsonia, Genoplesium
		Other species occur in Australia, Tasmania, New Guinea and the Solomon Is. New Zealand has one endemic species, derived from the Australian A.
		Acianthus sinclarii Hook.f Flora NZ 1: p245 (1853).
		Townsonia appears to occupy the same position in relation to Acianthus as does Adenochilus to Caladenia.
	www.anos.org.au /groups/newzealand/nzgenera/acianthus.html (333 words)

	ITS-RFLP and sequence analysis of endophytes from Acianthus, Caladenia and Pterostylis (orchidaceae) in southeastern ...
		ITS-RFLP and sequence analysis of endophytes from Acianthus, Caladenia and Pterostylis (orchidaceae) in southeastern Queensland - USQ ePrints
		ITS-RFLP and sequence analysis of endophytes from Acianthus, Caladenia and Pterostylis (orchidaceae) in southeastern Queensland
		Analysis of the ITS and LSU sequences of the fungus isolated from Caladenia carnea showed high identities with a sequence from a Sebacina vermifera originally isolated from Caladenia dilatata.
	eprints.usq.edu.au /archive/00000445 (301 words)

	A phylogenetic analysis of Diurideae (Orchidaceae) based on plastid DNA sequence data -- Kores et al. 88 (10): 1903 -- ...
		Jones D. 1974a The pollination of Acianthus caudatus R. Br.
		Kores P. 1995 A systematic study of the genus Acianthus (Orchidaceae:Diurideae).
		Kores P. In press Circumscription and phylogeny of the spiranthoid orchids and implications for character evolution.
	www.amjbot.org /cgi/content/full/88/10/1903 (5801 words)

	Australian Native Terrestrials
		Native terrestrial orchids comprise many varying Genus and species; for the most part they tend to be deciduous, sending out new leaves, flowering then dying back to a subterranean tuber in a yearly cycle of growth.
		The more commonly grown genuses in cultivation are Acianthus, Caladenia, Diuris, Pterostylis and Thelymitra's.
		Light varies depending on the genus, Pterostylis and Acianthus prefer shadier conditions than the Diuris, Caladenia and the aptly named Sun Orchids Thelymitra's (So called because the flowers open as the sun rises and close by night).
	www.bankstownorchidsociety.org.au /AustralianTerrestrials.htm (835 words)

	Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand [electronic resource]
		Gunn near the foot of Mount Wellington (Tasmania) in October, 1839, this plant was referred to Acianthus by Hooker in the Flora Tasmaniae.
		It was discovered on Mount Rochfort, near Westport (New Zealand) by W. Townson in 1904 and used as the type of the genus Townsonia by Cheeseman in 1906.
		It appears to occupy the same position in relation to Acianthus as does Adenochilus to Caladenia.
	rsnz.natlib.govt.nz /volume/rsnz_77/rsnz_77_02_003080.html (1271 words)

	Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of New Zealand [electronic resource]
		The New Zealand Forms of Acianthus R. Br.
		Acianthus appears to have originated in Australia and been windborne eastward from there to the islands.
		It subsequently became apparent that if the South Australian form of Acianthus reniformis was only entitled to varietal rank, then the New Zealand plant could not well masquerade as a species.
	rsnz.natlib.govt.nz /volume/rsnz_76/rsnz_76_04_007230.html (558 words)

	Australian Native Orchids and Grow Orchids with Bribie Island Orchid Society
		GROUP 2 The main genera and the easiest to grow are: (A) Pterostyks, Acianthus, Corybas species that usually grow in moist, humid leaf litter.
		In the majority the colouration of both surfaces is similar but in a few terrestrials the under surface of the leaf can be purplish (Acianthus exsertus) or appear as if frosted (Corybas).
		The leaves of deciduous terrestrial orchids are mainly basal and may be solitary (Acianthus, Thelyrnitra), in pairs (Chiloglottis), or form a spreading rosette (Pterostylis).
	www.bribieislandorchidsociety.com /index.php?page=australian-native-orchids (4566 words)

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