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Crossoglossa
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Crossoglossa is a genus of flowering plants from the orchid family, Orchidaceae. It contains 26 currently recognized species native to Central America and South America, from Nicaragua to Bolivia. Crossoglossa acuminatissima Nog.-Sav. & Carnevali - Colombia Crossoglossa aurantilineata Pupulin - Costa Rica Crossoglossa barfodii Dodson - Ecuador Crossoglossa bifida Dressler - Panama Crossoglossa blephariglottis (Schltr.) Dressler ex Dodson - Panama, Costa Rica Crossoglossa boylei Dodson - Ecuador Crossoglossa caulescens (Lindl.) Dodson - Ecuador Crossoglossa dalessandroi (Dodson) Dodson - Ecuador Crossoglossa dalstroemii (Dodson) Dodson - Ecuador Crossoglossa dodsonii R.Vásquez - Bolivia Crossoglossa elliptica Dressler - Panama Crossoglossa eustachys (Schltr.) Dressler ex Dodson - Panama, Costa Rica Crossoglossa exigua (Garay) Nog.-Sav. & G.A.Romero - Colombia Crossoglossa fratrum (Schltr.) Dressler ex Dodson - Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua Crossoglossa hirtzii Dodson - Ecuador Crossogl......read more on Wikipedia.
52 Crossoglossa species found, including:
Crossoglossa acuminatissimaCrossoglossa aurantiilineataCrossoglossa barfodiiCrossoglossa bifidaCrossoglossa blephariglottisCrossoglossa boyleiCrossoglossa caulescensCrossoglossa dalessandroiCrossoglossa dalstroemiiCrossoglossa dodsoniiCrossoglossa ellipticaCrossoglossa exiguaCrossoglossa fratrumCrossoglossa hirtziiCrossoglossa kalbreyerianaCrossoglossa liparidoidesCrossoglossa longissimaCrossoglossa nanegalensisCrossoglossa neirynckianaCrossoglossa pichinchae
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