What is another word for Genus Rhyncostylis?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs ɹˈɪnkəstˌɪliz] (IPA) 
Genus Rhyncostylis is a group of orchids that are native to Southeast Asia and the Pacific Islands. These orchids are popular among gardening enthusiasts because of their stunning appearance and easy care. When referring to this group of orchids, you may also hear them referred to as Vanda-like orchids due to their similarities in appearance. Additionally, some gardeners may refer to them as foxtail orchids because of the way that their blooms resemble the shape of a fox's tail. Despite these variations in name, these orchids all belong to the same Genus Rhyncostylis family and all share similar characteristics.
