File:Spiranthes cernua iNat-10078973.jpg
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English: Spiranthes cernua - Nodding Ladies' Tresses - Snake Creek Fen SNA, Green Lake County, WI, USA |
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| Source | https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/10078973 |
| Author | davecz2 |
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