Talk:Dipodium punctatum

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Dipodium punctatum is an orchid native to Australia. This leafless mycoheterotrophic plant is often found in protected shady positions in dry forests or woodlands and can grow to 40–100 centimetres (16–39 in) in height.Photograph: Benjamint444

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