Cynorkis guttata

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Possibly a Cynorkis flower which is related to the orchid. This was from the Kilimanjaro rainforest #kilimanjaro #flower #bucketlist #wanderlust #adventureseeker #doyoutravel #travelmore #goexplore #wonderfulplaces #openmyworld #lovetotravel #adventurethatislife #roamtheplanet #travellifestyle #digitalnomads #workandtravel #locationindependent #responsibletravel #seekmoments #momentsofmine #postcardsfromtheworld #getoutstayout #optoutside #rei1440project #choosemountains #travelgirl #traveldudes #solotravel #travel #travelcouple https://www.instagram.com/p/B0HMB09p2mi/?igshid=1bq3xtvt02zll

In Madagascar, botanist Anton Sieder recently discovered an orchid with huge flowers that smell of champagne. Royal Botanic Gardens researcher Johaan Hermans confirmed that the plant, now named Cynorkis christae, is new to science. From The English Gar

Cynorkis gibbosa (Madagascar)

Cynorkis guttata.

Orchidaceae: Orchidinae.

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Cynorkis gibbosa, native to Madagascar. Photographs by Ron Parsons.

Cynorkis lowiana

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