The Pollination Biology of North American Orchids: Volume 1

<p>Chapter 1. Introduction</p><p> </p><p>Section I. Subfamily Cypripedioideae (the slipper orchids)</p><p>Chapter 2. <i>Cypripedium</i> L. (the lady's-slippers), Introduction</p><p>Chapter 3. Section Acaulia</p><p> <i>Cypripedium acaule </i>Aiton (pink or stemless lady's-slipper)</p><p>Chapter 4. Section Obtusipetala</p><p> <i>Cypripedium reginae </i>Walter (showy lady's-slipper)</p><p><i> </i> <i>Cypripedium passerinum</i> Richardson (sparrow's egg lady's-slipper)</p><p>Chapter 5. Section Cypripedium</p><p> <i>Cypripedium parviflorum</i> Salisbury (yellow lady's-slipper)</p><p><i> </i> <i>Cypripedium candidum</i> Muhlenberg ex Willdenow (small white lady's-slipper)</p><p><i> Cypripedium montanum</i> Douglas ex Lindley (mountain lady's-slipper)</p><p><i> Cypripedium kentuckiense</i> C. F. Reed (ivory lady's-slipper, purloined slipper)</p><p>Chapter 6. Sections Arietinum and Enantiopetalum</p><p> Arietinum</p><p> <i>Cypripedium arietinum</i> R. Brown (ram's head lady's-slipper)</p><p> Enantiopetalum</p><p><i> </i> <i>Cypripedium fasciculatum</i> Kellogg ex S. Watson (clustered lady's-slipper)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>Chapter 7. Sections Irapeana and Bifolia</p><p> Irapeana</p><p> <i>Cypripedium californicum</i> A. Gray (California lady's-slipper)</p><p> Bifolia</p><i> </i> <i>Cypripedium guttatum</i> Swartz (spotted lady's-slipper) and <i>Cypripedium </i></p><p><i> yatabeanum</i> Makino (green moccasin-flower)</p><p>Section II. Subfamily Orchidoideae (Part one)</p><p>Tribe Orchideae</p><p>Chapter 8. <i>Platanthera</i> L., Introduction</p><p>Chapter 9. Limnorchis Group</p><p> <i>Platanthera dilatata </i>(Pursh) Lindley ex L. C. Beck (tall white northern bog </p><p> orchid), <i>P. aquilonis </i>Sheviak (northern green orchid)<i>,</i> and <i>P. huronensis</i> </p><p> (Nuttall) Lindley (tall green bog orchid)</p><p><i> Platanthera stricta</i> Lindley (slender bog orchid)</p><p><i> </i> <i>Platanthera sparsiflora</i> (S. Watson) Schlechter (sparsely flowered bog orchid)</p><p><i> </i>Other species of the Limnorchis Group</p><p>Chapter 10. Platanthera Group</p><p> <i>Platanthera obtusata</i> (Banks ex Pursh) Lindley (blunt-leaved rein orchis)</p><p><i> </i> <i>Platanthera orbiculata</i> (Pursh) Lindley (large round-leaved orchid) and</p><p> <i> P. macrophylla</i> (Goldie) P. M. Brown (goldie's round-leaved orchid)</p><p><i> </i> Other species of the Platanthera Group</p><p>Chapter 11. Lacera Group</p><p> <i>Platanthera peramoena</i> A. Gray (purple fringeless orchid)</p><p><i> Platanthera psycodes</i> (L.) Lindley (small-flowered purple-fringed orchid),</p><p> <i>P. grandiflora</i> (Bigelow) Lindley (large-flowered purple-fringed orchid), and </p><p> <i>P. lacera</i> (Michaux) G. Don (ragged fringed orchid)</p><p> <i>Platanthera praeclara </i>Sheviak and Bowles (western prairie fringed orchid)</p><p> and<i> P. leucophaea</i> (Nuttall) Lindley (eastern prairie fringed orchid)</p><p>Chapter 12. Blephariglottis Group</p><p> <i>Platanthera ciliaris</i> (L.) Lindley (yellow-fringed orchid) and <i>P. blephariglottis</i></p><p><i> </i>(Willdenow) Lindley (white-fringed orchid) </p><p> Other yellow-fringed orchids</p><p> <i>Platanthera integrilabia</i> (Correll) Luer (monkey-face orchid)</p><p><i> Platanthera clavellata</i> (Michaux) Luer (little club-spur orchid)</p><p><i> </i>Other possible members of the Blephariglottis Group</p><p>Chapter 13. Platantheras of unknown alignment</p><p> <i>Platanthera flava</i> (L.) Lindley (tubercled-orchid)</p><p><i> Platanthera chorisiana</i> (Chami