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Blooming marvellous.

• Authors : Sarchet, Penny (AUTHOR)

Subjects: ORCHIDS; POLLINATION; POLLINATORS

• Source: New Scientist. 2023 Special Issue, Vol. 258 Issue 3435, p28-28. 1p.

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Orchids feed their young through underground fungal networks.

• Authors : Hooper, Rowan

• Source: New Scientist. 2024, Vol. 262, Issue 3492, pages. 16

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Eaten to extinction.

• Authors : Pain, Stephanie

Subjects: *ORCHIDS; *ORCHID industry; *ORCHID conservation

• Source: New Scientist. 5/6/2017, Vol. 234 Issue 3124, p32-34. 3p.

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Snouting around.

• Authors : Macdonald, Benedict

Subjects: KEYSTONE species; ORCHIDS; HYLIDAE

• Source: New Scientist. 10/1/2022, Vol. 256 Issue 3406, p27-27. 1p. 1 Color Photograph.

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Come hither.

• Authors : Highfield, Roger (AUTHOR)

Subjects: ORCHIDS; POLLINATION by insects; ZIEGLER, Christian

• Source: New Scientist. 8/27/2011, Vol. 211 Issue 2827, p22-25. 4p.

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Kew's orchids go carnival.

• Authors : Bhattacharya, Shaoni

Subjects: ORCHIDS; FLOWER festivals; ROYAL Botanic Gardens, Kew

• Source: New Scientist. 2/9/2019, Vol. 241 Issue 3216, p46-46. 1p. 2 Color Photographs.

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Blooming marvelous: Orchids seem unique in how they inspire such a devoted following, but why are there so many species of these much-loved plants, wonders Penny Sarchet.

• Authors : Sarchet, Penny

• Source: New Scientist. 2023, Vol. 258, Issue 3435, pages. 1

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On the trail of Tahiti's elusive vanilla orchid.

• Authors : Pain, Stephanie

Subjects: *ORCHIDS; *CULTIVARSFRENCH Polynesia; PACIFIC Ocean; GUATEMALA

• Source: New Scientist. 11/29/2008, Vol. 199 Issue 2684, p48-49. 2p.

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International conservation laws threaten orchids.

Subjects: ORCHIDS; ENDANGERED species; BOTANISTS

• Source: New Scientist. 2/9/2008, Vol. 197 Issue 2642, p6-6. 1p.

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Orchids thrive by being mean.

• Authors : Barnett, Adrian

Subjects: *ORCHIDS; *HUMMINGBIRDS; *ANIMAL behaviorPUERTO Rico

• Source: New Scientist. 7/30/94, Vol. 143 Issue 1936, p16. 2p. 1 Color Photograph.

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