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Gastrodia cunninghamii
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Gastrodia cunninghamii

Gastrodia cunninghamii, or black orchid, black potato orchid, or perei in Māori, is a species of parasitic orchid, endemic to New Zealand. It grows in the North Island, south of the Waikato, and in the South Island, Stewart Island, and the Chathams. It is not threatened, and is widespread in forested areas.

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Descripción

The orchid grows to a height of 100 cm (39 in), and has an erect stem and swollen rhizomes. It can be distinguished from other members of Gastrodia due to its short column, not visible at the flower mouth.

Wikipedia: «Description»

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Distribución y hábitat

The species is endemic to New Zealand, growing in the North Island, south of the Waikato, and in the South Island, Stewart Island, and the Chathams. It is commonly found in forested areas, thriving in dark undergrowth.

Wikipedia: «Distribution and range»

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Lo que hace

Gastrodia cunninghamii is a parasitic orchid, which does not photosynthesise, and has no leaves. It is dependent upon a symbiotic relationship with a fungus, Armillaria novae-zelandiae for nutrients, which in turn takes nutrients from host trees. It is often found near Nothofagus trees. The species flowers between November to February.

Wikipedia: «Ecology»

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En la cultura humana

The species epithet refers to botanist Allan Cunningham. Māori language names include perei and hūperei. Common names in English include black orchid, potato orchid and black potato orchid.

Wikipedia: «Etymology»

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Dónde vive

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