Talk:Anacamptis laxiflora
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Green-winged meadow orchid[edit]
The common name Green-winged meadow orchid quoted on this page is wrong.
It appears to have been invented and promoted by various sites that sell photos (gettyimages, shutterstock) but it has no or little validity in 'normal' English-speaking botany.
This can only cause confusion with Anacamptis morio, the Green-winged orchid, which is also sometimes called Green-winged meadow orchid
I may be wrong ! Unless someone objects (with proof/references), I shall remove the name Green-winged meadow orchid from Anacamptis laxiflora page.