What is another word for Spiranthes Cernua?
Pronunciation: [spˈɪɹanðz sˈɜːnjuːə] (IPA) 
Spiranthes Cernua, commonly known as Nodding Ladies' Tresses, is a perennial orchid found in North America. This beautiful orchid features small, white flowers that bloom in late summer to early fall. The scientific name of Spiranthes Cernua comes from its tightly spiraling stem and nodding flowers, which give it a distinctive appearance. Additionally, this stunning orchid has several synonyms, including Spiranthes Cernua var. odorata, Spiranthes Odorata, and Spiranthes Despecta. These synonyms reference variations in the orchid's color, scent, and morphology. Despite its many names, the Nodding Ladies' Tresses remains a unique and remarkable plant species, prized for its delicate beauty and ecological importance.
