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Saturday, January 22, 2011

Two Native Orchid Related Articles

A couple of articles/websites came up on my Google news alerts regarding native orchids. I thought it might be nice to share:

Conservation of Epiphytic Orchids of South Florida

Orchids' Health Speaks Volumes

Enjoy!

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