Rarer national species include for field fleawort " Orchis usulata ", Fragrant orchid " Gymnadenia conopsea ", and other orchids.
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In 1996, Salinger gave a small publisher, Orchises Press, permission to publish " Hapworth 16, 1924 ", the previously uncollected novella.
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The body of the murder victim is found in the water crowfoot, alder, and the less common fox-stone ( orchis masculata ).
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The scientific binomial name of this plant was initially " Orchis sambucina ", proposed by the Swedish naturalist and botanist Carl Linnaeus in 1755.
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The site is also importance for its population of the rare July flowering form of the burnt-tip orchid, " Orchis ustulata ".
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Solicitor James Jocelyne ( Timothy Bateson ) appeared in " Written in Blood ", " Death's Shadow ", and " Orchis Fatalis ".
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Amazon anticipated that Orchises would publish the story in January 2009, but at the time of his death it was still listed as " currently unavailable ".
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The completed Orchis paper came to 140 folio pages, and Darwin decided against presenting it at the Linnean Society of London, thinking of publishing a pamphlet instead.
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Early-purple Orchid ( " Orchis mascula " ), another geophyte, is found under the lighter shade of sparser woodland cover in Grass Wood.
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Some don't even clearly label animal tissue, merely listing " orchis, " for example, as an ingredient few laymen would recognize means testicles.
