Anoectochilus
- noun
- /əˌnoʊɛkˈtoʊkələs/
- Specialized
- Several species of Anoectochilus are native to Southeast Asia's humid forests.
Examples
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The lush green leaves of Anoectochilus make it a prized houseplant for orchid enthusiasts.
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The delicate flowers of Anoectochilus often attract collectors seeking unique orchids.
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The Anoectochilus is known for its beautiful foliage.
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Have you ever seen an Anoectochilus in bloom?
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Several species of Anoectochilus are native to Southeast Asia's humid forests.
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The delicate flowers of Anoectochilus often attract collectors seeking unique orchids.
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The lush green leaves of Anoectochilus make it a prized houseplant for orchid enthusiasts.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Anoectochilus probably comes from Greek parts ano- meaning 'open' and -chilus meaning 'lip'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of this small orchid's showy 'open lip' petal and its jewel-like, veined leaves.