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 * Light - is important in all living things.
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 An [[w:epiphytic|epiphytic]] is an organism that grows upon or attached to a living plant.
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 A [[w:Saprophytic|saprotroph]] (or saprobe) is an organism that obtains its nutrients from non-living organic matter, usually dead and decaying plant or animal matter, by absorbing soluble organic compounds. They cannot make food for themselves.
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 Orchids are [[W:cosmopolitan distribution|cosmopolitan]], occurring in almost every habitat. The great majority are to be found in the tropics, mostly Asia, South America and Central America. They are found above the Arctic Circle, in southern Patagonia and even on [[W:Macquarie Island|Macquarie Island]], close to Antarctica.
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 * North America: 20 to 30 genera
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 * [[w:vanilla|Vanilla]] is a flavoring derived from orchids in the genus Vanilla native to Mexico. The name came from the Spanish word ''vainilla'', meaning ''little pod''.
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 The '''Navasota Ladies'-Tresses ([[w:Spiranthes parksii|Spiranthes parksii]])''' is on the Federal endangered species list
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 ''Cypripedium reginae'', or Showy Lady's Slipper is endangered (or extirpated) in the U.S. States of Arkansas, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Tennessee.
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 [[Image:VanillaFlowerLongitudinalSection-en.png|thumb|right|500px|Longitudinal secion of a flower of Vanilla planifolia]]
 Orchids are monocot plants characterised by the presence of three sepals , two petals and the third petal modified as a lip.
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-[[W:Parasitic|Parasitic]] is symbiosis or "living together", a phenomenon in which two organisms which are unrelated co-exist over a long period of time, usually the lifetime of one of the individuals.  A parasitic relationship does not benefit the host and can, in fact, be detrimental to it.
+[[W:Parasitic|Parasitic]] is symbiosis or "living together", a phenomenon in which two organisms which are unrelated co-exist over a long period of time, usually the lifetime of one of the individuals. A parasitic relationship does not benefit the host and can, in fact, be detrimental to it.
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-The Wikipedia article [[w:Hippeastrum|Hippeastrum]] has detailed instructions for growing this orchid throughout the year.  Another common houseplant orchid is the [[w:Cymbidium|Cymbidium]].
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-Another option is to grow your orchids using hydroponics, which satisfies a requirement of the Voyager curriculum.  Again Wikipedia has an article called "[[w:Hydroponics for orchid cultivation|Hydroponics for orchid cultivation]]" which is filled with important details.
+Another option is to grow your orchids using hydroponics, which satisfies a requirement of the Voyager curriculum. Again Wikipedia has an article called "[[w:Hydroponics for orchid cultivation|Hydroponics for orchid cultivation]]" which is filled with important details.
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-''Cypripedium acaule'', or Pink Lady's Slipper, is endangered in Nova Scotia, Canada, and in the U.S. States of Georgia, Tennessee, Illinois, and New York.  Because of a fungus association needed for growth, and the high acid this plant needs, C. acaule is very difficult to grow in the average garden and is unlikely to survive any attempts at transplantation. It should not be removed or disturbed if found in nature.
+''Cypripedium acaule'', or Pink Lady's Slipper, is endangered in Nova Scotia, Canada, and in the U.S. States of Georgia, Tennessee, Illinois, and New York. Because of a fungus association needed for growth, and the high acid this plant needs, C. acaule is very difficult to grow in the average garden and is unlikely to survive any attempts at transplantation. It should not be removed or disturbed if found in nature.

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