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Bates, R. (19 June 1984), The genus Microtis R.Br. (Orchidaceae): a taxonomic revision with notes on biology. Journal of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens 7(1) : 45-89 (Paper) Bates, R. Author
Names in this reference:
  1. Epipactis porrifolia Sw.
  2. Goadbyella R.S.Rogers
  3. Goadbyella gracilis R.S.Rogers
  4. Microtis R.Br.
  5. Microtis alba R.Br.
  6. Microtis arenaria Lindl.
  7. Microtis atrata Lindl.
  8. Microtis atrata var. viridula Rchb.f.
  9. Microtis banksii Hook.f.
  10. Microtis benthamiana Rchb.f.
  11. Microtis biloba Nicholls
  12. Microtis bipulvinaris Nicholls
  13. Microtis brownii Rchb.f.
  14. Microtis frutetorum Schltdl.
  15. Microtis globula R.J.Bates
  16. Microtis gymnadenioides Diels
  17. Microtis holmesii Nicholls
  18. Microtis magnadenia R.S.Rogers
  19. Microtis media R.Br.
  20. Microtis minutiflora F.Muell.
  21. Microtis oblonga R.S.Rogers
  22. Microtis orbicularis R.S.Rogers
  23. Microtis parviflora R.Br.
  24. Microtis parviflora var. densiflora Benth.
  25. Microtis porrifolia R.Br. ex Spreng.
  26. Microtis porrifolia var. parviflora (R.Br.) Rodway
  27. Microtis pulchella R.Br.
  28. Microtis pulchella var. vivax Lindl.
  29. Microtis rara R.Br.
  30. Microtis truncata R.S.Rogers
  31. Microtis unifolia (G.Forst.) Rchb.f.
  32. Microtis unifolia var. rara (R.Br.) Rchb.f.
  33. Microtis viridis F.Muell.
  34. Ophrys unifolia G.Forst.

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