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Pleurothallids
Pleurothallidinae
The Pleurothallidinae are a neotropical subtribe of plants of the orchid family (Orchidaceae) including 29 genera in more than 4000 species.
45 branches of this group, most-observed first

Pleurothallis
genusPleurothallis

Leach Orchids
genusStelis

Lepanthes
genusLepanthes

Masdevallia
genusMasdevallia

Acianthera
genusAcianthera

Dracula
genusDracula

Specklinia
genusSpecklinia

Platystele
genusPlatystele

Octomeria
genusOctomeria

Scaphosepalum
genusScaphosepalum

Restrepia
genusRestrepia

Trichosalpinx
genusTrichosalpinx

Andreettaea
genusAndreettaea

Andinia
genusAndinia

Anathallis
genusAnathallis

Myoxanthus
genusMyoxanthus

Brachionidium
genusBrachionidium

Pabstiella
genusPabstiella

Dryadella
genusDryadella

Porroglossum
genusPorroglossum

Gravendeelia
genusGravendeelia

Karma
genusKarma

Pleurothallopsis
genusPleurothallopsis

Barbosella
genusBarbosella

Lepanthopsis
genusLepanthopsis

Zootrophion
genusZootrophion

Restrepiella
genusRestrepiella

Dilomilis
genusDilomilis

Diodonopsis
genusDiodonopsis

Lankesteriana
genusLankesteriana

Madisonia
genusMadisonia

Trisetella
genusTrisetella

Teagueia
genusTeagueia

Echinosepala
genusEchinosepala

Draconanthes
genusDraconanthes

Phloeophila
genusPhloeophila

Stellamaris
genusStellamaris

Dresslerella
genusDresslerella

Pendusalpinx
genusPendusalpinx

Ophidion
genusOphidion

Frondaria
genusFrondaria

Neocogniauxia
genusNeocogniauxia

Chamelophyton
genusChamelophyton
Tomzanonia
genusTomzanonia
Opilionanthe
genusOpilionanthe
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 522537.