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Zygopetalum is a genus of about six recognized orchid species, mostly epiphytes from humid South American forests, prized for fragrant, long-lasting flowers. Commonly grown members are often treated as easy orchids when given humidity, steady moisture and bright, filtered light.
Zygopetalum (abbreviated Z.) is a genus of the orchid family (Orchidaceae). This genus consists of six currently recognized species.
They are known for their ease of culture and are much in demand as excellent cut flowers.
They occur in humid forests at low- to mid-elevation regions of South America, with most species in Brazil.
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