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Burmannia bicolor, a little mycoheterotrophic herb native to Central America and northern South America. It can photosynthesise but relies heavily on symbiotic fungi in the soil to obtain the nutrients it needs.
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Burmannia bicolor, a little mycoheterotrophic herb native to Central America and northern South America. It can photosynthesise but relies heavily on symbiotic fungi in the soil to obtain the nutrients it needs.
Burmannia stuebelii in Andean alpine meadow (above 3,000m) ，endemic to Peru.
