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DATE may 28,1975
NO. 75.133
NAME Corallorhiza trifida
chatelain

NAME
FAMILY Orchidaceae

LOCALITY State Conn.
Town Barkhamsted
Dist. Am. Legion Forest

SOIL: Sand Gravel (Loam)
(Muck) Clay Stony

MOISTURE: Dry Water
1 2 3 (4) 5

GROWING: (In) Edge of
Meadow Pasture Brush
Woods (Decid. Conif.) Mixed
Stream Pond Marsh Bog
(Stump) Roadside

SHADE: (Heavy) Med. None

FLOWER COLOR greenish

PLANT AROMATIC

PLANTS: Few (Med.) Abund.

ASSC. SPS.

ASSC. SPS.
COLL. BY R.G.P.
IDENT. BY B.L.P.

PAGE NO. G8

B&B

REMARKS In. Hemlock Swamp

Corallorhiza trifida
var. verna (Nutt.) Fern.

Early Coralroot

Rare. Near its southern range limit, though occurring locally southward in the Appalachian Mountains. A northern root-parasitic orchid of swamps and wet woods. Occurs locally in widely scattered localities. May-June.

Connecticut Botanical Society

CBS.33252

TOWN 5
SPECIES 39-16-1 V2.

Leslie J. Mehrhoff
RARE PLANT PROGRAM
CONNECTICUT GEOLOGICAL &
NATURAL HISTORY SURVEY

NAME Corallorhiza trifida Chatelain

FAMILY Orchidaceae

DATE May 28, 1975 NO. 75.33

HABITAT Wet hemlock swamp

LOCATION Barkhamsted, Conn.

RUTH & STERLING PARKER
HERBARIUM
Woodbury, Connecticut