What is another word for malaxis?
Pronunciation: [malˈaksɪs] (IPA) 
Malaxis is a botanical term used to refer to a genus of orchid plants that is native to Japan, Southeast Asia, and Korea. This term has various synonyms that are used in different parts of the world to refer to the same genus. For instance, in the United States, it is referred to as Adder's mouth, while in Europe, it is commonly known as Bog orchid or Marsh orchid. Other synonyms include the Japanese orchid, the swamp orchid, and the richly-scented orchid. Despite having different synonyms, these plants generally have similar characteristics in terms of their appearance and habitat.
