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Moerasorchis (Anacamptis palustris) Orchis des marais

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Nasturtium.

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Orchids

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Quaker's-bonnet, Primula vulgaris

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Rhodophiala bifida 'Carmencita'.

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Tricyrtis 'Orihime' (Orihime Toad Lily).

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Umpiocha (silicoflagellate)(The silicoflagellates are considered algae due to being photosynthetic.)
McCartney, Witkowski & Harwood, 2011
There are also several extinct genera, but their classification is difficult, since skeletons may show diverse forms within each living species
New insights into skeletal morphology of the oldest known ...
Umpiocha differs from Gleserocha in having a quadrate structure based on four struts and limbs that curve abapically beneath the apical structure. Discussion: Gleserocha is thought to be an evolutionary link between Variramus and Cornua, and as such includes a species transferred from each of the two https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 9814000312
The new genus is called Umpiocha, and the new species is called Umpiocha umpiensis.