What is another word for corallorhiza?
Pronunciation: [kˈɒɹɐlˌɔːhɪzə] (IPA) 
Corallorhiza is the scientific name for a group of orchid species commonly known as coralroots. These native North American plants are often found in woodland areas and have an interesting symbiotic relationship with fungi. While corallorhiza is the most commonly used term for these orchids, there are a few other potential synonyms. These include the common name of coralroot itself, as well as the scientific names Hexalectris, Mycorrhiza, and Orchidium. The latter two names may be less common, but they still accurately describe this unique group of orchids. No matter what term you use, corallorhiza and its related species are a fascinating and beautiful addition to any forest ecosystem.
