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| name = ''Goodyera''
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| common_names = creeping lady's tresses, dwarf rattlesnake plantain
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| image = Goodyera repens.jpg
 
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| image_caption = The flowers of ''[[Goodyera repens]]'', sometimes called "creeping lady's tresses" or "dwarf rattlesnake plantain"
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| familia = [[Orchidaceae]]
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| genus = '''''Goodyera'''''
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Goodyera (after John Goodyer, British botanist, who helped Johnson in his edition of Gerairde's Herbal). Orchidaceae, tribe Polychondrese. Dwarf terrestrial orchids of minor importance which are cultivated chiefly for their variegated foliage.
 
Goodyera (after John Goodyer, British botanist, who helped Johnson in his edition of Gerairde's Herbal). Orchidaceae, tribe Polychondrese. Dwarf terrestrial orchids of minor importance which are cultivated chiefly for their variegated foliage.
  
 
Leaves radical, usually reticulately veined: fls. in dense or loose spikes; labellum saccate; anther on the back of the column.—About 25 species. They have scapes 8-18 in. high at most. Difficult to grow; require shade. Includes the rattlesnake plantain.
 
Leaves radical, usually reticulately veined: fls. in dense or loose spikes; labellum saccate; anther on the back of the column.—About 25 species. They have scapes 8-18 in. high at most. Difficult to grow; require shade. Includes the rattlesnake plantain.
  
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'''''Goodyera''''' are a wide-ranging [[genus]] of [[orchid]], one of approximately 800 described [[List of Orchidaceae genera|Orchidaceae genera]] within that large and diverse family. The genus is named after botanist [[John Goodyer]].
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G. dawsoniana and G. discolor. See Heemaria.— G. nuda. Thouars. Lvs. variegated: fls. whitish, with petals and midveins of sepals light brown. Mascarene Isls.—-G. quercicola. See Physurus.  
  
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There are about 25 species of ''Goodyera'' worldwide. Creeping [[rhizome]]s and [[rosette (botany)|rosette]]s of [[evergreen]] [[leaf|leaves]] characterize the genus.  ''Goodyera'' is closely related to the genus ''[[Spiranthes]]''.<ref name="hilaire">[http://www.newfs.org/conserve/pdf/Goodyeraoblongifolia.pdf] St. Hilaire, Lisa R. 2002. Goodyera oblongifolia Raf. (Giant Rattlesnake-plantain)
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By some Botanists, the name Goodyera is given up. The species referred to Goodyera are then by some authors placed in Peramium; by others the old application of the name Epipactis is used, and in that case what we have been calling Epipuctis goes in Serapias. Following this latter disposition, the characterization of Epipactis is the same as the characterization given here for Goodyera, the name Epipactis merely supplanting Goodyera.—Under Epipactis, the above goodyeras take names as follows: E. willdenovii, House (Goodyera pubescens, 11. Br., Peramium pubescens, MacM., Epipactis pubescens, A. A. Eaton, not Pursh). E. repent, Crantz (Goodyera repena, R. Br.) E. tesselata, A. A. Eaton (Goodyera tesselata, Lodd.). E. decipiens, Ames (Goodyera menziesii, Lindl.). E. velutina, A. A. Eaton. E. Schlechtendaliana, A. A. Eaton.— Under Serapias, the following synonyny would occur: SERA-PIAS, Unn. Sp. PI. 949, 1753. Helleborine, (Tourn.) J. Hill., Brit. Herbal 477, 1750. Epipactis, Zinn, Cat. PI. Hort. Goett. 85, 1757. Adans. Fam. 2:70. 1763. .Amesia, Nelson & MacBride. Bot. Gaz. 56:472. 1913. Species: Serapias Helleborine, Linn.; Serapias atrorubens, Hoffm. Serapias gigantea, A. A. Eaton (syn. Epipactis royleana, Lindl.), and several others.—If Peramium is used for Goodyera, the synonymy becomes: PERAMIUM, Salisb. Trans. Hort. Soc. 1:301. 1812. Empactis, (Haller) Boehm. in Ludw. Definit. Gen. PI. 1760. Not Zinn 1757. Goodyera, R. Br. in Ait. Hort. Kew, ed. 2, 5:197, 1813. Species: Peramium pubescens, MacM.; Peramium decipiens, Piper (syn. Goodyera menziesii, Lindl.): Peramium tesselaturn. Heller; Peramium ophioides, Rydberg (syn. Goodyera repens var. ophioides Fernald).
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Conservation and Research Plan for New England. New England Wild Flower Society,
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Framingham, Massachusetts, USA.</ref>
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''Goodyera'' [[flower]]s are characterized by a saccate [[nectary]]
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of the lip with a beak-shaped [[apex]].  [[Sepal]]s and [[petal]]s are connivant over the column.  [[pollen|Pollin]]ia in ''Goodyera'' are granular, in contrast to [[Cranichideae]], another member of this [[Tribe (biology)|tribe]].<ref name="hilaire"/>
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Orchids of this genus grow in environments ranging from [[alpine]] [[valley]]s in [[Scandinavia]] to the ''[[laurisilva]]'' of [[Macaronesia]] to [[North America]]n [[conifer]]ous [[forest]]s.
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"Lady's tresses" is a [[common name]] given to some of these species.  The four species [[endemic (ecology)|endemic]] to North America are called "rattlesnake plantain". 
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Representative species include:
 
  
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==Species==
 
*''[[Goodyera pubescens]]''
 
*''[[Goodyera pubescens]]''
 
*''[[Goodyera oblongifolia]]''
 
*''[[Goodyera oblongifolia]]''
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*''[[Goodyera schlectendaliana]]''
 
*''[[Goodyera schlectendaliana]]''
  
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Many ''Goodyera'' species are threatened in at least part of their range. In areas where more than one species may be found, [[hybrid]]ization is common.<ref name="hilaire"/>
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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<!--- xxxxx  *Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608  -->
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Plant Characteristics
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Cultivation
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Scientific Names



Read about Goodyera in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Goodyera (after John Goodyer, British botanist, who helped Johnson in his edition of Gerairde's Herbal). Orchidaceae, tribe Polychondrese. Dwarf terrestrial orchids of minor importance which are cultivated chiefly for their variegated foliage.

Leaves radical, usually reticulately veined: fls. in dense or loose spikes; labellum saccate; anther on the back of the column.—About 25 species. They have scapes 8-18 in. high at most. Difficult to grow; require shade. Includes the rattlesnake plantain.

G. dawsoniana and G. discolor. See Heemaria.— G. nuda. Thouars. Lvs. variegated: fls. whitish, with petals and midveins of sepals light brown. Mascarene Isls.—-G. quercicola. See Physurus.

By some Botanists, the name Goodyera is given up. The species referred to Goodyera are then by some authors placed in Peramium; by others the old application of the name Epipactis is used, and in that case what we have been calling Epipuctis goes in Serapias. Following this latter disposition, the characterization of Epipactis is the same as the characterization given here for Goodyera, the name Epipactis merely supplanting Goodyera.—Under Epipactis, the above goodyeras take names as follows: E. willdenovii, House (Goodyera pubescens, 11. Br., Peramium pubescens, MacM., Epipactis pubescens, A. A. Eaton, not Pursh). E. repent, Crantz (Goodyera repena, R. Br.) E. tesselata, A. A. Eaton (Goodyera tesselata, Lodd.). E. decipiens, Ames (Goodyera menziesii, Lindl.). E. velutina, A. A. Eaton. E. Schlechtendaliana, A. A. Eaton.— Under Serapias, the following synonyny would occur: SERA-PIAS, Unn. Sp. PI. 949, 1753. Helleborine, (Tourn.) J. Hill., Brit. Herbal 477, 1750. Epipactis, Zinn, Cat. PI. Hort. Goett. 85, 1757. Adans. Fam. 2:70. 1763. .Amesia, Nelson & MacBride. Bot. Gaz. 56:472. 1913. Species: Serapias Helleborine, Linn.; Serapias atrorubens, Hoffm. Serapias gigantea, A. A. Eaton (syn. Epipactis royleana, Lindl.), and several others.—If Peramium is used for Goodyera, the synonymy becomes: PERAMIUM, Salisb. Trans. Hort. Soc. 1:301. 1812. Empactis, (Haller) Boehm. in Ludw. Definit. Gen. PI. 1760. Not Zinn 1757. Goodyera, R. Br. in Ait. Hort. Kew, ed. 2, 5:197, 1813. Species: Peramium pubescens, MacM.; Peramium decipiens, Piper (syn. Goodyera menziesii, Lindl.): Peramium tesselaturn. Heller; Peramium ophioides, Rydberg (syn. Goodyera repens var. ophioides Fernald). CH


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