Friday, 27 January 2023

Habenaria furcifera Lindl.

hab-en-AR-ee-uh -- Latin: habena (rein or strap), referring to shape of orchid's spur ... Dave's Botanary
¿ fur-KIF-er-a ? -- Greek: furca (fork); fera (bearing)

commonly known as: forked habenaria • Marathi: नांगें हबेअमरी nange habe-amri • Nepali: सँकलो sankalo • Telugu: నేల జమ్మి గడ్డ nela jimmi gadda


botanical names: Habenaria furcifera Lindl. ... homotypic synonyms: Pecteilis furcifera (Lindl.) M.A.Clem. & D.L.Jones ... heterotypic synonyms: Habenaria hamigera Griff. • Habenaria tenuicornis Wall. ex Hook.f. ... and more at POWO
Bibliography / etymology
~~~~~ ENGLISH ~~~~~
forked habenaria
  • name coined by Flowers of India, for want of name; derived from the descriptive epithet furcifera = fork bearing
~~~~~ ASSAMESE ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ BENGALI ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ DOGRI ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ GUJARATI ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ HINDI ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ MALAYALAM ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ MARATHI ~~~~~
नांगें हबेअमरी nange habe-amri
  • name coined, for want of name; नांगें nange = the furcation of a forked stick; referring to the furcated side lobes of the orchid lip; हबेअमरी habe-amri - the genus name Habenaria, Marathicised
~~~~~ NAGA ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ NEPALI ~~~~~
सँकलो sankalo
~~~~~ ODIA ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ PUNJABI ~~~~~
no given name / no name found
~~~~~ TAMIL ~~~~~
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~~~~~ TELUGU ~~~~~
నేల జమ్మి గడ్డ nela jimmi gadda
~~~~~ DISTRIBUTION in states of India ~~~~~
Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Nagaland, Odisha, Punjab, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, West Bengal.
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Orchidaceae perennial herb "terrestrial orchid" Habenaria Pecteilis "Pecteilis furcifera" "Habenaria hamigera" "Habenaria tenuicornis" "forked habenaria"

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